World Happenings Briefly Told
Henry J. Wright prominent Toronto barrister dies. Oscar Slater accepts £5000 compensation for wrongful conviction after years in prison. Rev Father James Huntin former rector of St Michael's and St Joseph’s killed on CNR tracks near his home. Senator Dale reports President Coolidge confident Hoover will be next president. League of Nations appointment in The Hague, Canada’s first staff at Dominion rust laboratory Winnipeg. Miss Lillian Hollingshead to join Dominion rust lab staff next spring. F W Harris seeks missing brother in Saskatchewan. reply confirms long lost brother in Dendurn Sask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Wright
Toronto
London
Oscar Slater
Father James Huntin
St Michael's
Ont
St. Joseph's
Brantford
CNR
Dale
Vermont
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
United States
Canada
Lillian Hollingshead
Univerity of Saskatchewan
Dominion Rust Laboratory
Winnipeg
Hollingshead
University of California
Diarrhea Tale From NB Parents Narrates Child’s Illness
Mra Harry Newitt and Ned Manson of NB report a severe diarrhea episode in their child who began bedridden and bled. The entry notes seeking medical aid and administering a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Newitt
Ned Manson
Farmers Marketing Tour 1928 Through England and Scotland
A Canadian travel party tours England and Scotland tracing historic sites from Imington Hall to York Minster and Edinburgh. They visit Huntingdon, Peterborough, Nottingham, York, Darlington, and Melrose, paying tribute at Dryburgh Abbey to Earl Haig. They admire York farming, meet Mr. Strickland, and reflect on Roman and Saxon links to York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Impington Hall
Samuel Pepys
Nottingham
Huntingdon
Oliver Cromuel
Peterborough
Ths
Catherine of Aragon
Mary
Stamford
Caithar
Melton Mowbray
Newcastle
Ollerton
Sherwood Forest
Doncaster
Selby
Wiliam the Conqueror
York
Darlington
York Minster
Britain
England
Diana
Edwin Ed Christian Apeeryiareseil
Minster
Five Sisters
Duchess of York
Mr. Strickland
Amos Cruickshank
Scotland
Caledonia
Cheviots
Chevy Chase
Hotspur
Douglas
Melrose
Melrose Abbey
Robert the Bruce
Denmark
Earl Haig
Dryburgh Abbey
Edinburgh
Canada
British Légion
Quiet Procession And Wreath Laying At Dryburgh
Monks meditation days are recalled as a procession moves to a simple grave. Mrs Matheson carries a wreath which is laid with reverence. The participants stand in silent reflection and leave with a sense of a high privilege and deep experience. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryburgh
Mra. Matheson
War on crows in Saskatchewan reports egg and leg totals
Official returns up to August show crow destruction under the provincial program with 1,506 competitors enrolled. Crows tallies include 56,275 legs and 154,159 eggs destroyed, while Anton Galgan leads with 146 eggs and 2.04 legs for 10,962 marks. Horace Cowng Lemans is second with 1,229 eggs and 1,380 legs for 8,418 marks, and Rudolph Leniczak Sendorf ranks third with 491 eggs and 664 legs for 9,302 marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naskatchewan
Department of Railways, Labor and Industries
Anton Galgan
Dana
Horace Cowng. Lemans
Rudolph Leniczak Sendorf
Remission of Customs Duty on Sheep Imports
An order in council provides for remission of customs duty on grade ewes and purebred unregistered Rambouillet rams imported from the United States from September 1 to November 30 for breeding. Sheep must meet health regulations and quarantine orders. Canada lacks sufficient supply, and U S. exports are available. similar action has been taken in past years on Agriculture Minister recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Apron Pattern No 1710 for various bust sizes
A Ouie piece cut apron with a V shaped deck and back lap at arms. It features two patch pockets and contrasting binding. Suitable fabrics include unbleached muslin gingham chambray cevipe or percale. Bust sizes 35 40 44 inches with yardage 24 32 or 35. Price 25 cents. The Fashion Book offers further practical styles for home dressmaking at 10 cents a copy.
Third Wrigley Marathon Field Grows From West and Abroad
West lacks entries as John Patrick Smythe of Saskatoon Moose Jaw submits the lone Western bid. Eastern Canada trains near Lake Ontario and Fort William rival Fred Crowe while Flying Fish Summers of California appears strong. Notables like Georges Michel Vierkoetter George Young and Ethel Herle join a field that includes Olympic veteran Ethel La Blewbtrey Lucy Dimond and Lottie Schemmel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Western Canada
John Patrick Smythe
Saskatoos
Moose Jaw
John Patrick
Toronto Swimming Club
Lake Ontario
Fred Crowe
Fort William
Fred
Armenia
Holland
Poland
Australia
Germany
Switzerland
France
England
Finland
Norway
South Anica
Dutch East Indies
Fawall
Belgium
Unitates
Canada
Weares
Georges Michel
Quebec
Vierkoetter
Humber Bay
George Young
Port Credit
California
Mendel Burditt
Winnipeg
Canadian National Railway
Ethel Herle
Ethella Blewbtrey
Lucy Dim
Nut and Date Bread by Detty Barclay
Detty Barclay presents a weekly recipe for nut and date bread. It lists dry ingredients such as graham flour baking powder sugar and salt, then liquids milk melted butter and chopped dates with nut meats. The batter rests briefly before baking fifty minutes in a moderate oven.
Dream of Vegetable Soup Recipe Note
A historical soup recipe describes making a vegetable soup using finely chopped pork or bacon onions potatoes carrots green peppers parsley turnip with water, then adding a thin cream sauce. Vegetables may be browned with bacon for richer flavor before serving with bread and butter as a complete meal.
Unknown Speaker Praises Politician At Crowd Scene
A fragment from the Vancouver Province describes two colored men questioning a man named Sam about a speaker. Sam replies he does not know the name but notes the man recommends himself highly during the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Vancouver
Sunday School Lesson Reflects Macedonian Call Theme
A Sunday school lesson on Acts 15.30 16.15 and Isaiah 60 1 6 notes Paul in Troas gazing toward Macedonia and the call Come over into Macedonia and help us The devotional piece discusses envisioning the need of non Christians and how divine prompting guides missionary effort with references to Phillips Brooks Lincoln and W Robertson Nicoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedonia
Paul
Troas
Europe
Christ
Phillips Brooks
Trinity Church
Thim
James A. Beebe
Lincoln
Tim
W. Robertson Nicoll
Canada’s immigration clash spurs sharp editorial reply
The London Evening News quotes Ramsay MacDonald claiming Canada wants only cream of immigrants and rebuts with a biting editorial. It argues derelicts should be kept out and praises hardy Scots from Orkneys as likelier to become Canadian citizens, urging sensitivity while defending stricter migration standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay MacDonald
Quebec
Canada
London Evening News
Ontario
British Columbia
Orkneys
Western Isles
MacDonald
Teadi
Coal to Newcastle Versus Wheat Shipments to Russia
An old adage about shipping coal is weighed against Canada’s new role as the world’s top wheat exporter. About 5,000,100 worth of Canadian wheat sailed from Montreal to Russia to help avert a feared Russian food shortage, illustrating Russia’s shift from a historical importer to a current recipient. Also notes radium as the costliest metal and a reflection on generosity exposing personal faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Russia
Montreal
Canada
Faith In The Wheat Pool Faces A Difficult Year
The Canadian Wheat Pool may struggle with a potential 500 million bushel crop and a market slump. Experts warn the pool could lose strength and potentially cease operations as exports are large and selling slows. Harold Patton emphasizes farmer control and cooperative efficiency, noting pool marketing aims for world prices minus handling costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Patton
Canada
Harvard University
Patton
Mideteman
Toronto Globenster
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G Jllex
Charles Frans Hughes
United State
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
The
Hague
Italy
F. W. Harris
Birmingham
Norman
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
A. E Harris
Dendurn
Saska
Great Britain and
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Katchawan
McDermot Ave
Patera No
Wrigley
Detty Barclay
Molalla
Coals
Larkes
Sparkes
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