World Happenings Briefly Told From Across The Globe
Fragmented briefing reports outline events from Pamama Lepublie quake to New South Wales funding, Persia-Rhos talks, New Zealand career shifts, Auckland May Day plans, and a Faraday cable milestone. Mentions the British Empire, international arms talk, and Miller’s Worm Powders advertised as a remedy for worms with general health benefits.
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Persia
Rhos
Teheran
Urlans
New Zealand
Brisists
Tales Assorkuibon
Auckland
Sto May KC
Faraday Bias
Barbados
Halifax
Nova Scotland
Bitch Empire
Pairstine Migration Efforts Outlined by High Commissioner
A report from London quotes Str Herbert Samuel as High Commissioner outlining four years of building up Pairstine through the addans committer of the work and a Zionist organization. He notes two years of progress under more languid conditions and mentions a recent important increase to all migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Samuel
Addans
London
Icelandic Pioneers in Canada Fostered Prosperous Settlements
The Icelandic influx to Canada birthed thriving communities from Gill to Arborg, spreading across the prairie provinces and to British Columbia. Pioneers built farms, schools, churches, and creameries, facing hardships like smallpox but achieving strong economic and social growth in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and beyond. The narrative highlights notable figures, enduring loyalty to Canada, and the impact on agricultural development and immigration discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Lake Winado
Sten
Ieelandic
Gieul
Ontario
Rot Garry
Wankadon
Winni Brach
Knight
United States
Arants
Cel
Gill
Riverton
Arborg
Gill Lave
Viihjaluur Stet Jansson
Prairie Provinces
Briuial
Columbia
Winnipes
Lake Manitoba
Shoal Lake
Setlements
Lander Creamery
Thingratia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Doogola
Mennonites Report Torture By Soviets
Fugitive Mennonites fleeing Russia describe Red Guard bands tagging enemies, tortures, and killings. Families arrive in Edmont district to settle, with farmers taking in new members. Survivors recount injuries, severed limbs, and efforts to hide money as violence spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Cig
Edmontom
Uiey
Remission Of Sound Explains Detonation Effects
Sir Oliver Lodge discusses how explosive sound travels and the energetic loss to the earth when a detonating gas mix rises in a balloon. He examines how much sound energy is transmitted and how much is wasted, noting the intense noise potential of hydrogen and oxygen mixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Lodge
Timber Cut Expansion in British Columbia Timber Trade
Fragmented report indicates British Columbia lumber export figures through June. Reads that 281,216,952 feet of timber were shipped to the province, with 1,104,473 12 foot logs recorded for the period, compared with the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Forest Branch
Lands Department
Agalass
Concrete’s Pervasive Use Sparks Monument Debate
BF Amteck, president of Universal Portland Cement, cites 900 barrels of cement in the United States and 1,360,000,000 barrels used in a period, arguing concrete’s permanence drives national progress. He criticizes waste while highlighting cement’s all-encompassing industrial and labor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
BF Amteck
Theniversal Portland Cement Company
OC He Aa
Arctiwnets
Ontrarioss
Cites
Wens Sears
Bern
Aglick
Ransport
Selentide American
Grain Export Record From Canada Reflects High Wheat Flow
Canada has moved the grain crop rapidly with wheat exports nearing one million bushels daily. The surge marks an extraordinary exportable surplus unseen in many countries and enabled by export facilities in both Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Bothe Dominion
Jesus Cleanses the Temple Devotional Reading Analysis
The piece outlines Jesus cleansing the temple in Jerusalem during Passover, driving from the Court of the Gentiles, overturning tables of money changers and sellers of doves. It cites righteous anger, references Bruce Brion, and adds exhortations to be strong against entrenched wrong, with accompanying devotional verses and reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Jerusalem
Bruce Brion
Malible D. Labcok
Sweden Tightens Rules to Hold Subjects and Naturalize Abroad
Sweden passes a new regulation simplifying naturalization for immigrants and preserving citizenship for married women and expatriates. Under the old law a Swedish woman lost citizenship upon marriage to a foreigner and Swedes abroad could lose status after ten years, but the new rules allow retention unless naturalized elsewhere with renewal possible at Swedish consulates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Veshienes
Steden
Magnet Lifts Seven Men as Demonstration Impresses Crowd
Seven men totaling 1,10 pounds were suspended from a powerful Industrial electromagnet and lifted clear of the ground during a demonstration. A 220 volt current raised six men grasping a metal bar while a seventh man, with plates beneath his feet, rose aloft in a dramatic display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ino
Asthmador Guaranteed To Relieve Asthma Claim
An advertisement by R. Schiffmann Co promotes Asthmador as a guaranteed remedy for asthma hay fever bronchial asthma and breathing difficulties. It promises instant relief with a money back guarantee if not satisfied and offers free samples by mail from 124 N. Math Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Cis
R. Schiffmann
Asthiador
Tr Ft
R. Schiffman Co
Los Angules
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Royal Yeast
New South Wales
Stat Dp
Greater Vaneoa
Menoital
Atlone
Mies
Annie Fischer
Ust
Rene Lake
Macenichwan
Cormranley
Pine Valley
Labd
Fort
Genesal
Maidstone
Sackatchewan
Grande Prairie Albert
Munters Island
Prince Rupertlich Columban
Keelandte Coluein
OkaBagan
Vawrunver
Crescom
Winnipeg
Te Lardy
Farmine
Ard
Aude
the Palmolive Company OF Canada, Limited
Montreal
Worms
Childre
T Milbam Co, Limited
Tersste
Out
Matthew
Hesson
John
Cash
Crech
British Museum
Bibliothe Honare
Paris
Congressional
Minard
Ayer
Artician
Aaverticea Ti Sohumis
Dbbt Express
Mail
Brie Seasols Rcs
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