World Happenings Briefly Told
Alarm grows over unemployment in Great Britain with 1300.00 men out of work. Ontario Liquor Board approves two whisky brands for market. Dr Paul, chemical analyst, notes toxic matter in Captain Loewenstein’s viscera. Four men rob Buxton bank of 3500 to 4000 dollars in a blue Buick. Bremen plane to New York museum. Saskatoon power plans await committee review. Canada’s immigration head warns only about 500 to 1000 may go to harvest fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ontario Liquor Control Board
Commission
Paul
Surete Generale
Fcotland Yard
Alfred Loewenstein
First National Bank of
Buxton
N.D
Fargo
Lost Prospector Rescued After 48 Days Wandering North of The Pas
Andrew Taylor, a local prospector, was found after 48 days wandering through dense woods north of The Pas. He traveled about 300 miles in a large loop to Burntwood Lake, subsisting on frogs fish raspberries and potato scraps. Rescuers Fred Coleman and Captain Kenyon flew him to The Pas, where he was reunited with his wife and friends.
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Pas
Andrew Taylor
Burntwood Lake
Taylor
Jays
Fred Coleman
Cobalt
Ont
Kenyon
Fokker Wearbhy
Scottish tour with cattle breed sights and historic sites
A travelogue describes a Farmers' Marketing Tour segment visiting Lar dy Knowe near Kelso to view the Benefactor horse and Templeton Border Leicester stock, then Edinburgh, Portobello Clydesdale Stud, Brunstane, Stirling Castle, the Wallace Monument, and a Perth livestock sale with public auctions. The narrative highlights hospitality, horsemanship, historic rooms, and castle views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crydentaies
Weir
Newcastle
Messrs A N. Templeton
Lardy Knowe
Kelso
Messrs Templeton
Edinburgh
Dalkeith
James Walker
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Toronto
Princes Street
Melrose
Scotland
Deloraine
Manitoba
Clydesdale Stud
Portobello
Robert Park
Parks
Park
Brunstane House
Brunstane
Ford
Quebec
Stirling
Perth
Stirling Castle
Bannockburn
James
James V
Mary
Janes
Douglas
James II
Robert the Bruce
Forth
Wallace
Hall of Heroes
Dumbarton Castle
Hushie Wallace
Glencairn Castle
Britain
Dempster
Cate ‘Ue
Takine
Ruling Indian Princes Seek Federation Under Central Authority
Conferences are under way between representatives of Indian ruling princes and the British secretary of state. About half of India remains under direct rule while the rest is made up of numerous independent states. The princes seek a federation with a central authority as a first step toward a larger union that could include British India. Four spokesmen include the Maharajah of Kashmir, Maharajah of Patiala, Sir Jagat Singh, and Maharajah of Harpipa, meeting with an English committee led by Sir Harcourt Butler.
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India
Free States
British India
Kashmir
Mr. A
Robinson
Patiala
Perth Sale Excites with Calrassie Double Event Champion
In Perth and Dundee the livestock sale drew crowds as Fraser, famed as Britain’s top auctioneer, presided over dozens of Pedigree stock. The standout moment came when Cap ia John MacGillivray’s Supeme champion Calrassie Double Event sold for 3 500 guineas to exporter James Fidey, securing a historic price amid strong demand.
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Ves
Perth
Dundee
Mr. Lovat
Fraser
Great Britain
Capia
John MacGillivray
James Fidey
Dissect Brain Of Lenin Reaches World Headlines
The Toronto Mail and Empire reports from Paris that Lenin's brain was cut into 31000 slices for study by the Lenin Institute in Moscow. Under Professor Otto Vogt, the scientific team spent two and a half years dissecting and preserving the late Bolshevik's gray matter, with a secret embalmment method developed to safeguard the mummy for centuries.
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Toronto
Spetal
Paris
Nicol Lenin
Lenin Institute
Moscow
Otto Vogt
Louis Tracy Dies Noted Author of Detective Novels
Louis Tracy died at his home near Ashford Kent. Born 1863 he was privately educated in Yorkshire and France. He worked in journalism and joined the British war mission staff in the United States in 1927. In 1921 he raised funds for Westminster Abbey restoration.
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Louis Tracy
Ashford
Kent
Yorkshire
France
United States
Westminster Abbey
New York Banker Heads Expedition Into Canadian Rockies
Prentiss N. Gray, president of the Henry Schroder Banking Corp, funds and undertakes an extended surveying and filming expedition into an unmapped region between the Peace River area and McBride, B C. He travels with a surveyor, two assistants, guides, pack horses, and a motion picture crew to document wildlife and terrain for a new hunting area.
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Rocky Mountains
Canada
Prentiss N. Gray
Henry Schroder Banking Corporation
New York City
Peace River
McBride
B.C
Gray
Canadian National Railways
Grande Prairie
Alberta
J. Hungerford
C Fall
Huw
Alaska
Cassia
Canadian Rockies
Ford
Eminent Western Counsel CC McCaul Dies in Edmonton
The prominent Western Canadian lawyer CC McCaul KC aged 70 died at his Edmonton home after a lingering illness. A pioneer with a forty five year standing, he influenced major Dominion cases and was respected across British Columbia the prairie provinces and the Yukon. He studied law at Fort Ma and later formed a partnership in Lethbridge with Fo Wo H Hauttain, who later became Northwest Territories chief justice.
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Western Canada
CC. McCaul
K.C
Edmonton
Dominion
Prairie
British Columbia
Yukon
Mr McCauled
Fort Ma
Lethbridge
Fo Wo H. Hauttain
Northwest Territories
Ein Macteod
Winnipeg Union Pattern 1636 for Ladies Frock
Exceedingly smart lingerie style frock with modish bolero, V neck tie collar and long sleeves. Skirt features inverted plait at front, back in one piece. Sizes 24 to 42 inch bust, requires 3 yards 20 inch, 2 yards 4 inch, and 39 inch contrasting material per view. Booklet priced 10 cents. pattern 25 cents.
Rescued Trans Atlantic Flyers From Azores Flight Crash
Capt Frank T. Courtney E B Hosmer Montreal son of a financier Fred Price backer and E W Gilmour Glasgow wireless operator were rescued after their seaplane burned and sank in mid Atlantic. The Minnewaska diverted from its course to locate and save them and brought them to New York on August 6.
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mid-Atlantic
Frank T. Courtney
E. B. Hosmer
Montreal
Dominion Wide
Fred Price
E. W. Gilmour
Glasgow
Minnewaska
Courtney
Azores
Newfoundland
New York
Hosmer
White Star Line
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Union
Winnipeg pattern circular from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 179 McDermot Ave lists a gardening pattern request and a rural charge item. It mentions a cow that can sing in the choir and play a horn, and notes world radio fan totals at ninety million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Sea savers in acts and Philippi tale of a girl
A devotional note analyzes Acts 16 verses 16 to 18 where a girl possessed by a spirit follows Paul and Silas crying that they are servants of the Most High God. Paul commands the spirit to leave, the girl is freed, and the story prompts sympathy and reflection on servant and sister roles among Lydia and Christian women in Philippi.
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Paul
Philippi
Silas
Jesus Christ
Lydia
Philps
Betty Recipes For This Week Curds From Clabbered Milk
Fresh clabbered milk is heated until curd separates from whey but not too hot. Drain curd through hot water rinse, crush with a fork, and mix with sweet cream or butter. Season with salt pepper onion parsley watercress celery pimento or green pepper for texture.
Raspberry Junket With Fresh Berries
A dessert note describes making raspberry junket with one pint milk and raspberry powder, dusting with powdered sugar before serving and topping with whipped cream. It warns that pineapple and strawberries should not be mixed in the milk as they cause whey, while suggests serving crushed fruit on top.
Davidson Named Assistant Superintendent at Indian Head Farm
Announcement of J. G. Davidson, BSA Saskatoon and MUSA McGill, to the position of assistant superintendent at the Dominion Experimental Farm at Indian Head. He fills the vacancy caused by 4G Matthews advancing to Scott farm superintendent. Davidson from Kelvington, Sask. and will move his family there soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Davidson
BSA
Saskatchewan University
Musa
McGill University
Dominion Experimental Farm
Indian Head
D. Matthews
Scott Farm
Mr. Davidson
Kelvington
Sask
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Baron von Huenefeld
Hermann Koch
James Fitzmaurice
Atlantic
Municipal Museum of
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Qannta
J. Bruce Walker
European Immigration For
U. Ite
Farmers’ Marketing Tour
Lenin
Reviate
Apostle of
Commun
Lone
Mome
NEW York Banker
Canadian Rocky Mountains
McCaul
Betty
Davidson
Sondagsnisse-Strix
Stocks Botm
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