World Happenings Briefly Told
A roundup of global items notes Byrd leading a New Zealand Antarctic expedition to Little America. Smithsonian announces a Noahs Ark of the Ice Age, and Canada names new trade and external affairs officials. A Los Angeles merchant is murdered, and a Canadian baker trades bread for a horse. A blind reform delegation meets Prime Minister Bennett, and a mining engineer receives a platinum medal for milling gold.
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Dore
Europe
Newfoundland
Montreal
Richard E. Byrd
New Zaland
Antarctic
Hese
Little America
Discovery
Cumberland
Maryland
North America
The
Smithsonian Institution
Robert Smith
Supreme Court of Canada
Supreme Court
Ontario Supreme Court
Lucan
Ontario
Harvey Hodgins
Charles Cronyn
Philip Rudolph Botha
Ottawa
Union
W. Farrell
D. de Waal Meyer
Canada
R. B. Bennett
Canadian Federation For the Blind
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
James J. Denny
Schumacher
Ont
Queen's University
Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
New Advances in Organ Tissue Transplant by Dr Stone
Dr Harry B Stone of Johns Hopkins described successful transplantation of tissue from one person to another using outside growth in a culture medium from the recipient's blood serum. The method produces tissue adapted to the future host and survives long term after implantation, with only a few donor cells used.
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Harry B. Stone
The
John's Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore Sun
Stone
Duel Above Swarthope: Two Planes Land Safely
Two munary planes collided head on over Swarthope Aerodrome in Pretoria South Africa. The pilots managed to maneuver while still locked and brought their craft to the ground safely Captain Hector Daniel an experienced flyer flew against a young cadet in the incident.
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Swarthope
Pretoria
South Africa
Hector Daniel
The Coming Ruler In Isaiahs Vision For Peace
Sunday school lesson centers on Isaiah prophecy of a future ruler from Jesse’s house who will judge with wisdom and justice. It links Davidic lineage to Jesus, describes the Spirit endowed ruler, and foresees universal knowledge of Jehovah filling the earth like waters cover the sea.
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Isaiah
Assyna
Cedars
Lebanon
Jehovah
Jesse
David
Jeane Wan
Rome
F.B. Meyer
Counse
Alexander Maclaren
Christ
Alice in Wonderland Ensemble for Kindergarten Pattern
Frocking school maidens becomes common with the fall term. The pattern Alice in Wonderland dress and apron suits ages 4 to 10, with red and white gingham options. Style No. 425 costs 20 cents and requires 24 yards 35 inch fabric for size 8 plus 1% yards for apron and collar. coins preferred.
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Alice
How To Order Patterns Adérese Winnipeg Pattern No eee
Winnipeg Pattern NO eee item details appear to be listed for ordering by mail or in person at the Winnipeg Newspaper Union located at 173 McDermot Ave. The note cites ordering patterns under the town designation Adérese and references a pattern number eee.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Gargoyles Replaced On Parliament Clock In Britain
Article notes gargoyles atop the Houses of Parliament have been replaced after 80 years. New griffons replace the weathered figures as Big Ben’s chimes mark decades of service, with repairs and weather taking their toll on the statues. The piece also mentions South Africa’s early year revenue rise and a jab about Germany and the League.
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Parliament
Big Ben
Cougars Menace School Children In Alberni District
Reports at a Vancouver Island meeting describe mothers escorting children to school and home due to large cougars near the Alberni district. Wolves were also reported as a threat and a $10 bounty on cougars was recommended to continue.
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Alberni
Vancouver Island
Vancouver and Gulf Inlands
British Columbia
Couga
Beechams Canada US Ads Chief Appointed
Vice-President Beechams Pulls (Canada) Limited arrives from England to direct operations in Canada and the United States. A new aggressive Merchandising and Advertising program is announced by Mr Blomfield.
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Beechams Pulls (Canada) Limited
England
Canada
United States
Blomfield
Beechams Plans Advertising Drive in Canada
Beechams Pills Canada Limited, the Canadian arm of the Beecham interests, announces a major re organization of plans and policies. Richard Blomfield, vice president and general manager for Canada and the United States, says newspapers will be the backbone of the advertising effort, with a new merchandising program for Beecham products including Beecham’s Pills Yenat Vite Tonic Tablets Gormolene Ointment Veno’s Cough Syrup and Beechalax. He notes the firm’s six decades of global activity and expects a decided trade turn in 1934 as manufacturing is now well established in a larger plant.
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Canada
Beechams Pills Canada” Limited
Famous
Beecham
Old Country
Richard 5. Blomfield
United States
Blomfield
Nitgare
Grand
Fiat
Beechama
Blomacd
England
Arthur Mr Robertson
James Grayson
JH. Gates
Peturn
Noted Hunter McDonald Dies Pioneer in British Columbia Mining
Dan McDonald known as Grizzly Dan McDonald dies in Cranbrook BC at age unknown. He held an eighth interest in a 10 million dollar mining property at Hell's Roaring Creek Kimberley district after a 20 year Cranbrook prospecting and hunting career. He previously searched for gold in California and the Yukon and was regarded as a foremost wildlife authority in Canada and the United States.
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British Columbia
Dan McDonald
Cranbrook
Hell's Roaring Creek
Kim- Hell's Roaring Creek
Kimberley
Dan
California
Yukon
Canada
United States
McDonald
Lords Debate On League Of Nations And Air Armaments
Lord Londonderry, Secretary of State for Air, rejected a plan for a League of Nations “super state” and warned such a system would demand a universal military shield. He cited risks to the peace instrument and argued Britain must continue its home air defense program with 52 squadrons, noting Britain still had 42 and many were skeleton formations.
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Lord Londonderry
House of Lords
Geneva
League
Sord Londonderry
Lorch Allen
Air
Briiain
Britain
Curroseberry Introduced By English Gardener
An amateur gardener in Thirsk England Elijah Green 72 years old produced a new fruit named the curroseberry. It crosses the black currant and gooseberry with flavor of currant and juice of gooseberry. Housewives report curroseberry jam tastes best. Berries grow in grapelike clusters and are navy blue. they ripen with gooseberry and are propagated by cuttings.
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Thirsk
England
Elijah Green
Chang Apana Honolulu Detective Passes at 64
Longtime Honolulu detective Chang Apana who inspired the Charlie Chan character in Earl Derr Biggers stories died at 64. He joined the police when the city incorporated, served until retirement last year, and his feats drew Biggers’ attention, influencing Hawaii in fiction and showcasing Honolulu’s colorful figure.
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Chang Apana
Honoluh
Chang Aapana
Honolulu
Chang
Charle Chan
Earl Derr Bigge
Biggers
Islands
Hawaii
An Irishman Works At Fan Observatory
An Irishman obtains a position at a fan observatory and spends time peering through the telescope. A professor enters and begins observations as a star falls. Begorra that was a fine shot. And you hardly had time to aim it.
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Fan Observatory
Begorra
Pat
Bell Signals Warn French Trucks With Selenium Cell
The article describes a 1934 French rule requiring trucks to carry a selenium light and electric bell for signaling passing motorists. The signal activates when a driver turns headlights on and the flashing light rings the bell. the system is tied to clocks near Windsor Castle and mentions speeds and gear details.
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France
George
Witdsor Castle
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China
Wong Cong
Los Angeles
Pilota
Germany
League of Tins
Htler
Richard G. Blomfield
New Beecham Advertising
B.C
International Air Force
Whcetric Bell
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