Global News Briefs Mention Trade, Diplomacy, and Obituaries
World happenings outline commerce moves and Russia relations as Africa and Russia face output shifts. Dr John Fisk Biggar, longtime Rockefeller physician, dies at 87 in Cleveland. Archibald John Grace, Rhodes Scholar from Saskatchewan, born in India, earns multiple university honors.
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London
M. Sabline
Kensington
John Fisk Biggar
John D. Rockefeller
King
Cleveland
Btc
Biggar
Oakrile
Ont
Toronto University
Arle
Rerade
Lord Reading
India
Daily Chronicle
Pneland
Davie Snce
Archibald John Grace
Saskatchewan
Uversity of
Copeland
Africans Cruel to Flyers in Sahara Air Tragedy
Madrid dispatch reports postal service pilots operating in French East Africa between Dakar and Cast Manes were forced to land in the Sahara after engine trouble. Henry the pilot and Pintado the mechanic were killed, a second pilot wounded and later held by natives. Spanish police work to secure the wounded man’s release.
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Sahara
Madrid
Postal Service
Mauria
Henry
Pintado
Cap Bojador
Western Sahara
Predigested Honey and East Coast Fruit Shipments Highlight Notes
Article discusses honey as a predigested food aiding energy absorption and its value for those with digestive issues while noting its natural wholesomeness for those with healthy digestion. It also reports Vancouver Island hot house tomato shipments to Eastern Canada, with five cars to Toronto and two to Montreal, via Victoria Co operative Growers. Additional remarks touch on sea coverage of the earth and a skeptical view of pessimism with chestnut worm imagery.
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B.C
Vancouver Island
Canada
Toronto
Montreal
Victoria Co-operative
Predict New Empire Capital May Be Canadian City
Officials at the Imperial Conference discussed the empire’s evolution and distant futures. They considered the Crown and security as key outcomes, noting Dominion Premiers debated relations of Britain to overseas units but did not challenge the Crown as an institution.
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London
Canada
Australia
Downing Street
Gift Endows Edinburgh Chair of Animal Breeding
A gift of 59000 pounds by Lord Woolavington funds a chair of Animal Breeding in Edinburgh. The Rockefeller International Education Board offers 150000 pounds to extend the Animal Breeding Research Department at Reibergh, on condition Scotland matches with a similar sum. A humorous dialogue and reflection on economizing follow.
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Lord Woolavingtor
Edinburgh
Rockefeller International Education Board
Reibergh
Scotland
Pioneer editor MacLeod shaped Saskatchewan press era
A detailed profile of Mr. MacLeod, longtime Saskatchewan journalist, editor and publisher figure. Tracing his arrival in Saskatchewan in 1906, his roles with the Saskatoon papers, ventures like The Saturday Press, and his influence on provincial publicity and literary circles. Also mentions fashion illustration notes and a fashion book price.
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AJM
Lave
Macleod
Hemest
Itn
Sucha
Saskatchewan
Berrobert
Saskatoon Phonic
Phoonis
W. F. Herman
Saskatoon Star
Border Citlef Star
G. P. Armstrong
Vancouver
Saturday Press
T. M. Fraser
House of Commons
Prairie Farm
Saskatoon
Big Fur Farms on Kinghan Islands Boost BC Fur Trade
Big Fur Farms on the Kinghan Islands along the northern British Columbia coast convert barren lands into pelt producers. Five blue fox pairs, the first stock at Captain Alfred Swanson’s farm, have been released with a further batch from Alaska due soon. Several small island farms aim to lift the province’s commercial revenue by building a competitive fur industry.
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British Columbia
Alaska
Kinghan Islands
Alfred Swanson
Kinslan Islands
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper
Patterns ordering guide appears in a Winnipeg page listing Upton at 115 McDermot Ave. The item references Patera No She and provides an address for ordering patterns from a Winnipeg newspaper source.
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Winnipeg
Upton
McDermot Ave
True To Tradition Air Pilot Sticks to Damaged Airplane
Lieut D S Cornwall USN stayed with a damaged plane to save passenger FB Curtiss. With one wing out of control the captain refused to parachute, attempting to maneuver the craft to safety. The crash left Cornwall seriously injured and Curssriage.
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Cap ‘Ain
Cornwall
Usn
Cornwall 1
FB. Curtiss
Back to the land urged for Canadian youth
The article argues Canada must boost farm appeal to youth, noting farming is central to the country and Europe’s push to “back to the land” could inspire a Canadian equivalent. It emphasizes immigration and colonization as key, suggesting abundant local colonization material exists among Canadians if attached to farming.
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Canada
Europe
Damaged Mail Boxes Delayed Deliveries in New Westminster
Damaged mail boxes in New Westminster British Columbia were found awaiting repairs. The boxes, located in the alley between the Post Office and City Hall, were inspected and deliveries forwarded to their destinations.
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City Hall
New Westminster
B.C
Fragmentary dialogue on bristles and ivory setting
A fragmented exchange references crash bristles set in ivory and a curt reply about not sowing. The text shows garbled OCR with unclear speakers Watt and an unnamed Madam, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
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Frory
More Wheat To China Increased Demand for Canadian Wheat
Canadian wheat faces growing demand from Shanghai flour mills as C C Julian, special representative of the Vancouver Harbor Board, returns from a nine months Orient trade mission. He says Canada has a strong chance to expand Far East trade. Shanghai millers seek larger imports of hard wheat and blend it with lower grades to sustain quality.
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Shanghai
China
C. C. Julian
Vancouver Harbor Board
Orient
Canada
Far East
East
Auction of Second Hand Monument in Batavla NY
Judd H. Blanchard, a monument dealer, advertises a seized monument for sale at auction due to nonpayment in Batavla. A judgment against the buyer was returned by the Supreme Court. The legal notice states the stone will be recut as it was already marked and set.
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Batavla
N.Y
Judd H. Blanchard
Sase
Supreme Court
Testing Machines Measure Tape, Golf Balls and More
A survey describes various testing devices used in American industry. It notes machines test tape power, golf ball deformation under stress, frog leg muscle reactions, casket handle strength, and elephant tractive effort.
Fragmentary Quote About Installment Plans and Education
A partial newspaper clipping discusses the modern installment plan allowing a man to maintain a home car and wife in preferred style. The fragment mentions education at Dion and Oxford and ends abruptly with a puzzled remark about feasibility.
Canadian Wheat and Oat Champions Crowned at Exposition
Herman Teele of Wembley Alta won the International Livestock Exposition best oats championship, matching a prior wheat feat. Canada dominated oats with seven prizes, Alberta and Saskatchewan strong with multiple wins, while Seager Wheeler took hard red winter wheat prize, the lone Canadian triumph in 30 awards.
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Herman Teele
Wembley
Alta
Fiat
Beth Sarepatanen
Bleac
Hernan
Canada
Montana
Saskatchewan
Trelle
King Delivers First Message Over Pacific Cable
The first message sent over the new Pacific cable between Central, New Zealand, and Australia was from the King to the three nations. He said he learned with much interest that the cable is open and welcomed the addition to rapid communication for prosperity and mutual understanding.
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New Pacific
Busini
Pacife
Centra
New Zealand
Australia
Moving Picture Camera Aims to Catch Robbers
The article describes John F. Seebold of La Salle Illinois developing an invisible radio controlled camera that would function as a burglar alarm. He claims the moving pictures will prove defendants’ guilt and believes the invention could aid state prosecutors once tested in about a month.
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John F. Seebold
la Salle
Ills
Seebold
Interesting Exhibit Opens at Imperial War Museum London
A new Imperial War Museum exhibit in London features the naval section recently opened. It highlights the Lance gun that fired the first shot in the Heligoland Bight raid on August 28, 1914 and includes a wall inscribed with the names of all ships that flew the white ensign during the war.
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Naval Secon
Imperial War Museum
London
Heligoland Bight
A Negro’s Philosophy on Work and Fire in a Folklore Exchange
A curiously spoken exchange centers on a whitewashing scene where Sam jokes that a better brush doubles work, while a listener notes Ab lacks twice the labor. The tale shifts to a faded metaphor about an average tree shedding fire barrels as vapor that rises to clouds and returns as rain.
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Sam
Samuel Teaches Us The Child As Servant Of God
A Sunday school lesson on 1 Samuel tracing the youth of Samuel and his early service to the priest Eli. It highlights character growth from childhood to adulthood, obedience to God and guidance from parents and mentors, with quotes about “The child is the father of the man” and the value of humble service.
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Aly
Sammeet
Jeeus Ba
Samdel
Samuel
Bole Ness
Sam
Ehildre Aletunter Maclaren
War chest proposal to aid nations debated by disarmament panel
Viscount Cecil of Chelwood says a League of Nations war chest could fund aid to a nation attacked unjustly and support future conflicts. He urges early action by the council to prevent runaway arms races and ensure Britain and England remain balanced amid disarmament plans.
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League of Nations
Iag
League
Viscount Cecil of
Chelwood
Britain
England
Five Rules For Happiness From Dr Charles Marker Address
A Montreal speech by Dr Charles Marker former Taft physician outlines five happiness rules: look on the bright side accept the place you are given put your soul into work practice courtesy and maintain childlike faith in God. The remarks accompany varied quips about customer service and playful, unrelated historical notes.
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Montreal
Charles Marker
Taft
God
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