Global News Snippets Across Politics, Weather, and Trade
A roundup covers a boom era mine sale in California, a World Tour record attempt by Mr and Mrs Leslie Gardiner, a British cruiser squadron maneuver from Malta, and British naval tales. It notes Australian and New Zealand battery markets challenging Canadian products, while Montreal reports a nine month 15 million dollar rise in Canada’s trade. A rheumatic fever serum by Dr. James Stall is announced as experimental. Two submarines collide in the English Channel with one leaking but reaching Portland. Severe cold freezes residents in Samara and Pussche r, with deaths in Wales River villages. Seattle port talks with Canadian grain officials proceed to relieve eastern congestion. Seventy Russian families head to London to settle in Canada as immigration rules hold.
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Éortex
California
Ita
Leslie D. Gardiner
Malta
Shank
Bal
China
W. Vld
Boyle
Tauntions
Seientife
Britain
Montreal
Associaton
Samara
Ramla
Pusseher
Wales River
George Lampring
Port of
London
Latvia
London Daily Mailways
Russia
Canad
Robert Forke
German Cruiser Emden Crowd Visit Sparks Capetown Panic
Crowds thronged the German cruiser Emden arriving at Capetown to view the vessel launched at Wilhelmshaven in 1925. Officers struggled as thousands pressed the quay and a hose helped relieve the crush causing a momentary panic and fainting before the ship could calm the scene.
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Capetown
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Emden
Canberra and Casterra Notes Amid Royal Visit and Local Lore
The report links Canberra’s Aboriginal meaning good water to its dry wells before colonization and notes Casterra as the bush capital with a new viceregal residence for the Duke and Duchess of York. It mentions Yarralumia House conversion and a royal visit. Also cites a fast Mediterranean fish Paleyms said to reach 50 mph.
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Canberra
Casterra
Duke of York
Bush
Yarralumia House
Mediterranean
Sheep Breeders Elect Officers After Annual Meeting
Saskatchewan Sheep Breeders Association completes officer slate at Monee Ju with Honry Hamilton as honorary president and J Rushton as president. Directors include W Dural FE Balnton Olaf Bere and others as provincial breeders tout success and future imports to boost the industry.
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Saskatchewan Sheep Breeders Association
Monee
Honry Hamilton
J. Rushton
Rocansille
W. Herur
Han
Regina
W .Dural
FE Balnton
Sagsthmn
Olaf Bere
Lorevarn
Win. Darnbrough
Laura
J.B Willy
Brough
Witla
Kerr
Matton
Saskatchewan
J. J. Rushton
Rushton
Keeina
Ruston
Inland Fisheries Thriving in Western Provinces Sell to Distant Markets
The inland fisheries of Canada West, especially Alberta, are prospering and expanding shipments to distant markets. The Lesser Slave Lake summer catch includes large whitefish, pike, and other species, with 30,000 pounds of frost pickerel from Pinehurst Lac la Biche. A 22,000 pound trout carload from Lesser Slave Lake went to Minneapolis, with more carloads to follow, and 120 tons of whitefish sent to New York. A new plant in Fat onion aims to process fish under the Otto son process with initial capacity of eighteen tons daily.
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Canadan West
Alberta
Lesser Slave Lake
Pinehurst
Lac la Biche
United States
Edmonton
Minneapolis
Lac la Bedhe
New York
Canada
British Columbia
Fatonion
Tory Urges Canada Unity Over Regional Strife
Dr Henry Marshall Tory principal of Alberta University Edmonton urges Canadians to view the nation as a spiritual unity. He calls for unity based on national grounds not sectionalism and stresses solving federal problems through nonpartisan development and patriotic cohesion.
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Dry
Tory
Alberta University
Canada
Henry Marshall Tory
Abberta University
Edmonton
Ottawa
Candian Club
Krvat
How To Order Patterns Adorees Winnipeg Newspaper
A fragmented clippings page notes a Winnipeg address 195 McDermot Ave and quotes a Marshall Field policy of promoting from within to fill vacancies. It includes remarks on office morale and a youth issued motto about hiring. The text moves to phrases on power and price controls affecting global commodities and lists various misspellings and items.
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Marshall Field
Shedd
Canada attracting attention as greatest export trade
Dr Walter A Riddell told Stratford Ontario Chamber of Commerce that Canada's export trade has risen sharply since 1913, expanding 307 percent since 1813, with products sold in 56 countries and 29 dependencies. He said Canada is engaging more in world peace and international problems than ever before.
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Canada
Chamber of Commerce
Stratford
Ada
Walter A Riddell
League
Abe
Britain Prizes Palestine Progress and Returns Promise
Britain reports progress in Palestine and pledges the best possible return of mandated territories. Officials claim Palestine is the most successful mandate and that costs to this country are minimal while Arab opposition subsides.
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Palestine
Hankem
Agany
London
Dainty dress pattern and boys two piece suit details
Patterns described include a small girl dress with groups of tucks and scalloped edging suitable for crepe de chine or Rae Wooley fabric in sizes 1 2 and 0 years with 1g yards of material for size 2. A boys two piece suit with front opening under a tab, long sleeves with trim, round collar and pockets is offered in sizes 2 4 and 6 years. Prices listed are 20 cents per pattern and 10 cents for the Fashion Book.
Rural Adversity And Its Compensation
The piece argues adversity strengthens farming, urging discipline to cut costs and improve product quality. It notes global hardship, Canada’s gradual economic recovery, and an expected larger migration to Canada to boost agriculture, while stressing patience and adherence to sound economic laws.
Sunday School Lesson January 2 Temptation and Christ’s Victory
The lesson analyzes Jesus fast in the wilderness and his temptations as a mental and spiritual struggle. It emphasizes that temptations arise from internal choices rather than a direct offer by a visible devil, and notes the role of yielding to the Holy Spirit after baptism.
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Jesu
Hutcher
Mark
Jesus
Dave
Christ
George I
Novel Food Built House Delights Ottawa Children
Ottawa woman Helen Campbell constructs a fanciful house for children from edible materials. The stucco exterior uses rolled oats, shutters are brown bread, window sills dates, shingles Graham crackers, milk bottle chimneys, a lime path of rice, nuts border the porch, macaroni pillars, cheese steps, and lettuce curtain interiors.
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Ottawa
Helen Campbell
den Fon
Departme
Sound and Light Show: Ultraviolet Signals Speak on Stage
Audiences heard a radio broadcast transmitted via a beam of ultraviolet light as Stockbarger and colleagues demonstrated invisible rays. A fluorescent screen converted the beam to sound and back, with a talk and song interlude about a future where headlights and other objects glow unseen.
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Donald G.partment
Puysiessette Institute of Technology
Proclamation of Yakutak Sparked by Vodka Taxes
Prohibition declares the vast Yakutak republic within the USSR as the poor face tax strain from vodka spending. Eskimo-like natives react with consternation citing sacrifices of reindeer and wives for vodka amid broader social unrest.
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Muse
Yakutak
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Date labeling on dairy products eyed by trade groups
Dominion Dairy Commission at Pacent conventions of Dairymen discusses date of manufacture on butter and cheese. Practices in Denmark Australia New Zealand United Kingdom and potential benefits for storage quality and consumer trust are weighed while avoiding packaging confusion from multiple date marks.
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Dr. J
Dominion Dairy Comm
Austria
New Zealand
United Kington
Birmingham Asvocaton
Ruddick
United Kingdom
Mystery of Hermes Aircraft Carrier Guarded Navy Secrets
The Hermes, a British navy aircraft carrier, is described as an odd vessel with a fully guarded secret status. It carries twenty machines and uses electric lifts to move planes between hangars and the deck. The ship's design represents a new warfare revolution enabling rapid air strikes inland or at coastal towns with minimal risk to the carrier.
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Hermes
Ler
Yuiess Uit
Haakow
No Fear of Influenza Outbreak Reaches Canada
Toronto health officer Dr Charles J. Hastings warns influenza could enter Canada from Europe via tourists and immigrants. He cites the United States winter trends and urges vigilance while noting reports from Lisbon Portugal about a novel cro
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Canada
Toronto
Europe
Charles J. C. Hastings
United States
Morta Goctor
Influensa
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