King Edward Speech at Vimy Pilgrimage Praised as Model
The Ottawa Journal notes King Edward’s Vimy speech as a model of appropriateness and tempered rhetoric. It contrasts impromptu success with earlier manuscript dependence and critiques modern speakers who imitate Burke rather than finding fitting tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Prince of Wales
Canada
Buckingham Palace
Ipulse
John Morley
Morley
Proserion
Buckingham 1
Palace
Stalin
Marx
Nietzsche
Mussolini
Napoleon
Burke
Otawa Journal
Five buffalo arrive at Prince Albert park from Elk Island
Readable world brief notes report five buffalo transported by train to Prince Albert National Park in Alberta with a pad dock prepared for the animals. A list of diverse items follows including institutional naming changes, trade talks, and historical finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert National Park
Elk Island Park
Alberta
Ghosts and cats haunt Nawabshah theater actors tale
Two actresses report eerie events after a village show in Nawabshah India. They say a fakir lured them upstairs then vanished leaving two cats with glowing eyes. From the roof a man cried for help before leaping away and vanishing. Neighbors summoned protection as the pair fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Nawabshah
Purse Recovered At Museum After Woman Claims Loss
A janitor at the British Columbia museum picked up a woman's lost purse and set it aside. About an hour later the owner found him, opened the bag, and counted a roll of money totaling 915 dollars before thanking him and leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EA. Cook
British Columbia Museum
Cook
Empire Shipping Leaders Unite to Counter Pacific Competition
London editorial notes Sir Edward Beatty of Canadian Pacific Railway leads Empire shipping lines to organize against American subsidies and protect British Pacific trade. It urges substantial British subsidies to match rivals, praising Beatty’s decisive leadership and impact on the empire’s welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eward Beatty
Pacific
Empire Shipping Lines
Edward Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
London
Matt
United States
Honolulu
Ae Beatty
Seaside Resort for Workers on Rue fen Island Baltic
A proposed workers resort on Rue fen island in the Baltic Sea would host 300000 workers over five shifts each year. Fifteen thousand rooms face the sea and daily needs include 80 000 rolls 25 000 pounds bread and 16 000 pounds laundry. A five mile beach with promenades and a 2250 foot pier is planned along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odesal
Binz
Sasmitz
Ruefen
Baltic Sea
Petersrika
Aru
Sint
Cosmic Rays Trial Electric Traffic Cap At Univ of Chicago
A 12 ton magnet prototype in Dr. Arthur Holly Compton’s lab aims to slow cosmic rays racing near light speed. The device uses powerful currents to produce traction far exceeding Earth's gravity to arrest fast-moving rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Arthur Holly Compton
Caper Report From The Rear Noblety
Unclear text fragment hints at a yearly event or meeting labeled by a group or title. The readable portion mentions a rear noblety and a 30 ton reference but lacks clear subjects, dates, places, or outcomes to confirm specifics. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
Inday School Lesson Reflects Peter’s Gentile Vision
A devotional fragment outlines Acts 10 and 11 with Peter’s vision in Joppa and the church at Jerusalem reconciling Gentile inclusion. It notes the Spirit guiding Peter to join Gentiles, challenging Levitical law and highlighting God’s impartiality. a brief mention of tractor trains in South Africa appears at article end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Dermaieen
Carnelius
Hisousehold
Luke
Jerusalem
Joppa
Jordi
Jean
Ceasrea
Feathery Cosmos Panel Pattern S633 Embroidery
Pattern S633 offers a feathery cosmos panel with vivid colors for embroidery. The 15 x 20 inch transfer pattern includes color chart key materials and stitch illustrations. Send 20 content or coin to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave for pattern details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Flo
Famous People Superstitions Across Eras and Lands
The article surveys how figures from Victoria to Lindbergh and Napoleon held superstitions. It notes Friday avoidance by Victoria, thirteen at table fears, elk tooth mascots, rusty horseshoes, and fears of whistling indoors. It also mentions actors, boxers, and Kemal Pasha embracing luck charms and peculiar beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Scotland
Lindbergh
Napoleon
France
Palace of
Fontainebleau
Max Baer
Carpentier
Martin Harvey
Fleanora Duse
India
Sarah Bernhardt
Willie Clarkson
Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Paris Sewers Draw Few Tourists Despite Notable Length
The famous Paris sewers open to the public attract 4 107 visitors in 1935. Tours run from Place de la Concorde to Madeleine Church by mall boats in summer, costing 3 francs per person. Last year revenue reached about 285 dollars. Paris sewers total 600 to 700 miles, with only a quarter mile open to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Place de la Toncorde
Madeleine Church
Victor Hugo
Garfield Jeweler Seat Gaffe At Lecture
A woman requested a seat during a lecture series and General Garfield provided one. She complimented him calling him a jewel, to which he replied that he was a jeweler and had just set the jewel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
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Lon
London County Council
Henry Smith
Toronto
Leipzig
Germany
Leipzig Zoological Gardens
John F. McKinley
Ottawa
Ontario Parole Board
New Zealand
W. J. Jordan
James Parr
Norbury
England
Royal Household
H. Barratt
Jumbo
Red River
Inday
God
South Africa
Sue
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