Oranges From Palestine Shipments Reach Halifax In Prime Condition
The second shipment of Sama oranges from Palestine arrives at Halifax aboard the S S City of Oran in prime condition. The vessel loaded thousands of cases at Port Said and carried them across the distance with modern facilities. This year Halifax sees exports of Jaffa oranges far exceeding all Canadian imports in 1932, with 4 792 cases entering Canada in the year ending March 31 1932.
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Halifax
S.S
Oran
Port Said
Canada
Palestine
France's New Super Liner La Normandie Blocked by Panama Locks
The Panamanian canal cannot accommodate the Normandie as built, with a length of 1020 feet and beam of 117 feet. Proposals for larger locks would still leave little margin for safe passage. Analysts doubt immediate canal widening as trade and finances limit such expansion. Brandon Sun.
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Ise
Panama Canal
France
United States
la Normandie
Canal
Panama
Brandon Sun
Amazing easy to copy dress pattern sale
It describes a ca vat dress with a grey rope silk look and soft neckline. The pattern offers sizes 36 to 46 and includes a hip yoke panel that flatters the figure with eased skirt. Price is 20 cents in stamps or coin, wrap coin carefully.
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Cavat
Free Trial Offer Kruschen Claims and Confusing Message
Scrambled promotional text touts a free trial of Kruschen with dubious claims and inconsistent wording. The fragment references packages and a supposed offer at the reader’s expense, plus scattered phrases about a “5c. pack” and manufactured names, unclear origin.
Canada 1932 Wheat Crop Final Estimate
Canada reports 1932 wheat yield 428,514,000 bushels from 27,182,100 acres, averaging 158 bushels per acre. Oats yield 391,561,000 bushels from 13,148,400 acres and barley 103,000,000 from 3,757,600 acres. Prairie provinces lead production. total field crops valued at 416,586,900 dollars on 59,633,500 acres.
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Ynada
Bureau of Statistics
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dominion
Prairie Provinces
Stuffed Prunes Recipe From Betty Barclay
Prunes simmered in water with sugar corn syrup and spices until absorbed then pitted and filled with chopped nut meats moistened with syrup or cream. Prunes are rolled in confectioners sugar for serving.
Bacon salad sandwich method and London traffic signal note
A recipe describes cooking bacon until crisp then assembling a bacon salad sandwich with lettuce tomato dressing and seasoned salt and pepper. It also notes that after two weeks of traffic signal testing in London the yellow caution light was restored due to usefulness.
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London
Churches Built on Crown Lands May Not Ring Bells
A historical note reports that ancient Anglican churches on Crown lands in Britain faced restrictions preventing bell ringing. The policy linked to land tenure and church rights raises questions about congregational practices and heritage protections in the period.
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Britain
Sunday School Lesson Golden Text Insight
Devotional outline notes the earth filled with Jehovah knowledge as waters cover the sea. Lesson references Mark 4:21-34 and Psalm 119:33, guiding reflection on spiritual understanding and growth for readers.
The Responsibility Of Light And Sharing The Gospel
Jesus explains that gifts from God are for service not self, urging disciples to let their light shine and share the gospel. Hearing profits only with an attentive, receptive heart, as growth of the word progresses from seed to harvest.
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Jesus
No Good Unless Spread Value Of Gold
The text argues gold's value rests on its spread and use as backing for currency. It cautions that gold loses relevance if it impedes interchange of goods and urges Britain to lead with practical policy, quoting Sir Josiah Stamp on mastering economic problems.
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France
Josiah Stamp
No Man Just a Yes Man Takes a Day Off
A railroad trainman quotes a man standing on a street corner ignoring the crowd. The unidentified man repeats no and says he is a yes man taking a day off, while an officer tries to engage him. The scene captures a odd moment of detachment and humor.
Cutting Novels and a Mother's Worry
A story explains the term cutting novels as shortening current works with a blue pencil. A young woman is hired to edit by crossing out paragraphs for publishable length. Her mother, seeing the work begin, jokes about the scissors on the living room table and the resulting mess at home.
Credit Municipal de Paris Expands as Borrowing Rises
The Paris city pawn shop Ma Tante reports rising loans as low mood boosts demand. In 1931 the number of items deposited as loan securities exceeded 53,000 more than 1930, and 1932 figures are expected to rise further, reflecting broad lending activity amid economic strain.
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Nicipal
Paris
Credit Municipal de Paris
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