Moscow dispatch notes multiple world events and deaths
A Moscow dispatch reports diverse items including a Russian Dallis Beet’s manoeuvres for Haiti, the Annual Convention of an allied veterans group in Kamps, and the British Empire Service League entry. It notes Matilda Parnell, a 104 year old Canadian mourner, and mentions South Africa's Harbors chief accompanying a premier to an imperial conference. Also referenced are urban air transport plans in Winnipeg and a Roman monument to Vergil, with government funding for a Lombardy statue.
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Grand Army of United Veterans
Kamps
Canalan Legion
British Empire Service League
Canada
Matilda Parnell
Wiliam Wilson Hey
Johannesbure
South Africa
James Barry Heritog
Winnipeg
Man
North West
Vergil
Stager
Old
Rome
Ile
Manual
Lombardy
Charity in Hungary Honored Native Cambridge Man
Jeremiah Smith Jr of Cambridge Massachusetts served two years as League of Nations financial commissioner for Hungary guiding reorganization and reporting Hungary in excellent condition. Premier set salary at $100,000 but Smith refused personal gain saying the only compensation desired is the friendship of Hungarians. His work aided international comity and humanitarian values. Worcester Telegram notes his generous spirit and global pride.
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Biving Mie Beet. Eforts
Jeremiah Smith
League of Nations
Hungary
Smith
League
Jeremiah Smith, Jr
Berkeley Street
Cambridge
Mass
Philadelphia Exposition Faces Big Deficit and Legal Hurdles
Seogai reports the Sesquicentennial Exposition battling court action to stop Sunday amusements and a large operating deficit needing 3 700 000 to cover obligations. Mayor Kendrick remains optimistic that citizens will rally support and keep the celebration affordable.
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Philadelphia
Woman Mine Engineer in Sarre Valley Region
A French technical school graduate becomes a mining engineer and works in the Sarre Valley mining region. She wears overalls to supervise operations and is described as wealthy and well suited to the role. The piece notes her father is a minister of the interior under Pato leve and includes a dialogue about safety and defenses.
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Sarre Valley
Schrameek
France
Patoleve
Canada must keep Union Jack as emblem argues Sentinel
The Sentinel of Toronto defends keeping the Union Jack as Canada’s emblem, arguing monarchy ties and imperial heritage symbolize liberty, civil and religious freedom, and universal justice. It contends no strong case exists for independence and replacing the flag would betray centuries of earned inheritance.
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Canada
Sentinel
Toronto
Prince of Wales to Camp with Welsh Boy Scouts
London Morning Post endorses the Prince of Wales joining Welsh Boy Scouts camp as a boost to support for the Boy Scouts. The piece praises scouts masters across the empire for their service and notes benefits to boys in discipline crafts dancing camp life cooking and teamwork. It hopes the royal example broadens backing for a leading national institution.
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Prince of Wales
Empire
London Morning Post
New Industry For Palestine Government Plants From Dead Sea Salt
The Palestine Government plans a plant to recover a million tons of salt from the Dead Sea and to build large chemical factories around the lake. Vast new operations would transform the desolate area into a center of salt and potash production, bringing unprecedented economic activity and disruption to centuries of quiet.
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Dead Sea
Palestine
Dead Bea
Palestine E
Mediterranean
Potential Murderers of Deadly Alcoholic Brew Vendors
The Hamilton Herald questions the ethics of the brewers and sellers of a deadly alcoholic drink. It argues they know the risk to drinkers and profit from sales, making their act eerily akin to murder despite lacking intent.
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Tlamilton
High School Test Answers Spark Controversy in Sacramento
A Sacramento high school sophomores exam featured controversial wrong answers such as alcohol made from gasoline air brakes on balloons organdie a marmaskede and bacon from a cow. The erroneous responses drew attention to the test and teaching methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Powdered waterfall frock with bordered crepe designs
The article describes a daytime frock with a convertible high collar, bordered crepe in a graduated polka dot pattern, full sleeves and two large patch pockets. It lists sizes 24 to 42 inches, yardage requirements, and prices for No. 1197 and a fashion book offered at 19 cents.
How To Order Patterns Press Winnipeg Union
Pattern orders are handled by the Winnipeg union at 176 McDermot Ave. The notice explains how to request specific patterns and pattern numbers. It outlines payment methods and expected processing times for orders placed through the union.
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A Press
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg Pattern No
Empire Parley Agenda Sets Broad Imperial Topics in London
The imperial conference in London this October will cover diverse subjects from inter-imperial trade and the imperial economic committees to currency within the empire and overseas settlement. Sir Henry Drayton said more topics remain to be announced.
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London
Imperial Economic Committees
Henry Drayton
Scientist Reveals Snapdragon Heartbeat Demonstration
Sir Jagadis Chandra Bose, famed Minda scientist, shows plants have heart pulsations using a delicate apparatus. The demonstration records the snapdragon’s heart beat before the Bride Association, and he notes plant nervous reactions are stimulated by drugs similarly to humans.
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Ons
Jagadis Chandra Bose
Minda
Sir Jagatts
Car Ownership Density Across Canadian Provinces
Canada reports 728000 registered automobiles and a vehicle density of eight per every hundred people. Ontario leads with 111 cars per 100 residents, followed by British Columbia at 10.1, Saskatchewan at 9.5, Alberta at 9.3, and Manitoba at 9.2.
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Canada
Ontario
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Canadian Wheat Pool pays 20 cent per bushel interim for Western farmers
More than 125000 farmers in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta receive a second interim payment totaling 37000.80 dollars as the pool distributes 20 cents per bushel on last year’s wheat. The Central Selling Agency handles sales worldwide while Aaron Sapiro credits cooperative organization as the key to Canada’s dominant cash wheat market.
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Canada
Canadian Wheat Pool
Ool
Prairie
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
St. Paul
Minnesota
Aaron Sapiro
Chicago
Saplig
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments From a Page
A scrambled crossword puzzle list with incomplete clues and garbled entries. The readable items include hints for horizontal and vertical words such as car wheel, scrape, cloth covering, starchy food, movement terms, and miscellaneous jumbled terms. The text is a damaged OCR extract with many misspellings and stray phrases.
Devotional Reading Reflects on Love of God
A religious note quotes scripture urging devotion to Jehovah with all heart soul and strength. It links Deuteronomy 6 5 with Exodus 19 1 20 11 and Psalm 19 7 14, presenting a period voice devotional reading.
Royal couple to tour Australia and New Zealand aboard Renown
The Duke and Duchess of York will sail on HMS Renown to mark Canberra's Commonwealth Parks opening. They plan to visit New Zealand and Australia, detaching Renown to the antipodes, with a mid January departure from England and a late February arrival in New Zealand. They will travel to all Australian states except Western Australia before Canberra ceremonies, then visit WA on the return.
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Uhe
Duchess of York
H.M.S
Australia
Canberra
Duke of York
Hm.s
Panama Canal
New Zealand
Duke
Australian
Western Australia
Ten Commandments and divine leadership in Sinai framing
Excerpt discusses the origin of the Ten Commandments as moral law given at Sinai. It argues that knowledge of God's principles came from the Spirit guiding Israel, not merely human discovery, and emphasizes God’s role in moral training leading to Sinai. It quotes Bishop McConnell and Dr. A B Davidson on God using instruments to convey religious principles.
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Israel
Sinai
Iself
Francis J. McConnell
A.B. Davidson
Planning New Air Line Linking Winnipeg to Northwest Cities
A conference in St Paul following the Ford reliability airplane tour urged uniting Manitoba and four northwest states to develop commercial aviation. The plan envisions airports in Winnipeg and main northwest cities with a network of air ports for freight and passengers.
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Winnipeg
Citie
Northwest
Main
St. Paul
Manitoba
Euch
Canada’s Radio Industry Expands Amid Growth Dreams
Canada’s radio industry remains young as nearly fifty thousand Canadian manufactured receiving sets sold last year, generating over two million dollars for manufacturers. Major American radio firms have opened Canadian branches, employing local labor, signaling strong cross border investment and demand.
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Ratich
London Jewel Robbery Returns Anonymously After Reward
A pearl necklace valued at 75000 pounds stolen from a jewel case in London was returned anonymously with no claimant to a 3000 dollar reward. A related theft of a 136000 pound necklace drew a strange reward tale involving a wife hiding the loot in a matchbox. A plumber’s mate found the box, considered it worthless, yet later received many thousands in rewards.
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London
Neblayt
Homage To Britain Intrandgeant Varia
The piece argues Britain must maintain foresight and gratitude toward the Atlantic alliance amid a crisis of prosperity. It condemns unemployment in Hilain, mining unrest, and European tensions, urging larger nations to avoid crushing France and to seek a restoration of Europe. It notes strengthened U S support and urges exploiting momentum in London while favorable.
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Varia
Atlantic
Pugland
Hilain
France
Europe
Washington
London
Duke of York and Duchess Tour Skips Canada for Australia
Official announcement states the Duke and Duchess of York will not travel through Canada on their visit to Australia for the opening of the Commonwealth Parliament. They will travel via the Panama Canal and return to England via the Suez Canal, thus avoiding Canada and using New Zealand as a reference point.
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Duke of York
Australia
Panama Canal
Duke and Duchess of York
Canada
Cam
England
Canala
New Zealand
No Alibi For the Choir in Boston Transcript Notices
A young church cleric reports weekly notices saying On Thursday God willing a mothers meeting at 3 pm On Friday God willing and weather permitting a church committee meeting at 7 pm On Saturday in any case the usual choir practice at 6 pm The Boston Transcript records these items as church schedule notes.
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Cerryman
Wut Ekly
God Willing
Doston Transcript
Cornish Village Claims Largest Elder Population
An aging village on the Cornish coast claims to have more rept agenarians than any other place with over 170 residents, about one in every seven, aged seventy or more.
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Constantne
Cornish
Everying
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B.S. Dibble
Carnegie Institute of Technology
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