International radio conference selection and railway sale glimpses
The report notes Att e Madrid selection for an imminent international radio conference in Woe. It mentions a pending market offer for a joan near 9.0 and cites J A Robb on a price question. It records numeric changes in inquiries in York City and mentions a Pacifi Great Eastern Railway sale near North Vancouver to Edmonton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spats
Dominion
J. A Robb
Prince
Automativon
York
Pacifi Great Eastern Railway
North Vancouver
Edmonton
Alex. Phillip
Fragid Trate
Board of Trade
Manchester
Montreal
Women smocks gain popularity as versatile office wear
The article notes the smock evolving from artist costume to office uniform and practical attire for women. It describes a cotton broadcloth smock with a printed cretonne collar and pockets, size 34 to 44 bust, priced at 20 cents for the pattern No. 1530, and mentions the Fashion Book offering many patterns from New Glasgow to Winnipeg.
Manitoba and Dominion To Build Northern Railway Line
Ottawa approves Manitoba plan to start 85 mile north rail link by December and fund up to 160000 per year for five years. Whitney mining interests commit 18 million dollars for railway and smelter at Flin Flon with a 27000 horsepower power development. Ore valued at 200 million marked by diamond drilling, deposits extend toward Mile 1 on Hudson Bay line near the Saskatchewan boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government of
Manitoba
Dominion Government
Canadian National Railways
Sailes
Whitney Mining
Flin Flont
New Railway Nh
Inter Tets
Flin Flea
Whitney
Flin
Hudson Bay
Saskatchewan
Northern Manitoba Railway
Th Ways
Sil Ree
As Indie
Manitoba Northern
Ottawa
Charles A. Dunning
Pe Bracken
Mining Corporatio Canada
Canada
Canadian Cream Trials Could Boost London Shipments
Canadian Trade Commissioner J C Macillivray notes small shipments of Canadian cream to London over the past two years and suggests they could be increased. To arrive in good condition, shipments must stay at 34 degrees Fahrenheit. deviation causes crystallization or spoilage. The cream remains non acidic and suitable for all former uses, with dealers willing to test frozen shipments like those to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. C. Macillivray
Commercial Intelligence Journal
Canada
United States
Humming Birds Outpace Early High Speed Cameras
The air ministry sought to photograph humming birds in flight to aid helicopter development. Despite attempts over weeks, birds beating Britain's fastest cinema camera produced only blurred images. A camera capable of 1 000 frames per second, an exposure of 12 000th of a second, is being pursued.
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Britain
Air Ministry
Bathe Melancholy Days For Russelleim Students
A German school board imposes weekly baths for all pupils amid protests from parents who oppose the ordinance. Teachers will inspect necks and ears to ensure cleansing, as the plan faces continued resistance from Indie pant guardians.
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Russelleim
Germany
Bsths Lana
Christmas Seals Campaign: Funds Aid Tuberculosis Prevention
The Manitoba Christmas Seals drive urges buying seals for one cent each or ten to a dollar. Each dollar funds about ninety cents toward disease prevention, aiming to ease tuberculosis suffering this season. The effort emphasizes that more purchases reduce the spread of TB in homes and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Anonymous Letter Writers Feature In Block Print Clues
A handwriting expert notes anonymous letters are often in block letters and reveal distinct features. The study finds most writers have prior criminal records or initial tendencies, though the evidence remains inconclusive.
Not Yet Marketable Textual Fragments in OCR Note
Fragmentary OCR text describes unclear marketable commodity concerns and inquiries about how something might be secured. It references years of experience, a flood of inquiries, and potential commodity interest, but details remain obscured by garbled phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duc
Wounded Hunter Rebuffs Comforting Mistaken Identity
A wounded hunter rejects consolation that he was mistaken for another hunter. The remark highlights tension over confusion and empathy in a dangerous outdoor incident.
British US Speed Record Rivalry Heats Up in secret car build
Secret British project aims for 250 mph using a two engine 20 hp design by Lou Coatalen of Sunbeam Wolverhampton. Pill Guineas may drive the machine as Britain and America prepare for a dramatic next year speed duel. An American engineer predicts a 240 mph aircraft as part of the race for records. Faroe Islanders, eager in whale fishing, drop chores for sighting news during church.
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Britain
Sunbeam Company
Wolverhampton
England
Jus
Lou Coatalen
Inebibeam Company
Pill” Guinneas
KL Ing Plug
Ured
Licely
America
Vineyards of Israel and the call to faithful response
A devotional on Isaiah and James contrasts the owner’s care for a vineyard with Israel’s failure to yield good fruit. It explains God’s expectation of righteous living from those blessed with privilege, warning that on yielding wild grapes judgment may follow. The lesson urges personal responsibility and steadfast faithfulness.
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James
Isaiah
Lenin
Isaian
Jehous
Land of
Canaan
McFadyen
Jeruseslem
Judah
God
Knar
Saskatchewan connects to continental telephone network
Saskatchewan now linked to all Canadian and U.S. networks with 1,100 stations gaining direct service. New long distance rates and continental connections include eastern Canada, British Columbia, and the American Tel and Tel Co. Previously callers from New Orleans to Regina faced circuit barriers. The new system covers 11,200 centres in the province and ensures bidirectional service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tem
Canada
U.S
Saskatchewan
Petainion
United States
Annon
Department of Telephone
British Columbia
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
New Orleans
Regina
Saskatoon
Polar Flight Goal With Captain Wilkins Returns Next Spring
Veteran explorer Captain G H Wilkins plans a spring Arctic flight over the north pole to test for land between Point Barrow and Spitzbergen. He aims to gather scientific data and previously attempted two similar runs but was forced down and walked to base. Wilkins travels to Los Angeles to supervise plane construction and will fly in a protected light over the world’s top.
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North Pole
G. H. Wilkins
Northern Wastes
Wilkins
Los Angeles
Point Barrow
Brighton stands bids show fees top holidaymaker buys
Bids for stands at the ocean resort at Brighton show fees as the most popular purchase by holidaymakers. The report notes high demand for pricing structures and access options as visitors seek seaside amenities.
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Ocean Resort
Brighton
Pnrland
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