World Happenings Briefly Told From Across the Globe
Reports show Manitoba reserve populations rising from 10.0 to 32,524 with Nelson as the largest. British Columbia highway work to aid relief camps and thousands more. Alberta insists the school calendar will stay. Liquor transport permits total 209 to year end in the Northwest. Germany defense ministry denies war machine claims. Gandhi’s tax seizure at Ashram noted. Abdulla Yusuf-Ali arrives in Winnipeg for lectures. Lieut-Col. Thomas J. Murphy dies in London Ontario. Prohibition in Finland to end April 5 under new ale law. US Senate measures wheat for relief rejected. Alberta throne speech reply amendment defeated 37 to 19. Taxation probes urged in the defeat.
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Manitoba
Nelson
British Columbia
Mahatma Gandhi
Ashram
Abdulla Yusuf-Ali
Hyderabad
Winnipeg
Thomas J. Murphy
London
United States Senate
House of Representatives Agriculture Committee
Alberta
Newspapermen’s caution on news versus truth in Ottawa Journal
The Ottawa Journal notes a divide between news and truth, warning skeptical readers not to treat newspaper statements as gospel. It argues newspapers print qualified statements and rely on readers to judge. It emphasizes experienced reporters avoid faking doubt and aim to distinguish news from certainty.
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Ottawa Journal
Campaign Against Tuberculosis Among Canadian Students
Dr A S Lamb of McGill directs a five year national drive to combat tuberculosis among Canadian university students after returning from the American Student Health Association meeting in New York. Dr J A Myers of Minnesota highlighted alarm over rising cases. The plan calls for ongoing data collection and study across Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Met
AS Lamb
Department of Education
McGill University
Eid
New York City
J. A. Myers
University of Minnesota
Univers
Canada
Fashion Pattern Notes for Silk Crepe Styles and Sizes
Anadigital clipping describes street a snail pattern crepe silk in navy blue and white for favored schemes. It mentions plain white washing crepe silk darling vest, removable for laundering, plus plain crepes and mestums. Style No. 971 fits sizes 16 to 42 with measurements and yardage. Spring colors and an authentic Fashion Magazine guide are urged, pattern priced at 29 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling Ny
New Zealand Population Density Figures Revealed
Census figures released show New Zealand's population density is about a given figure. The release outlines how many people live per square mile and highlights regional variations across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Notes on Gardening for Privacy and Yearlong Blooms
The piece advises layering garden beds with vine screens and tower plantings to hide fences and create privacy. It suggests an informal plan with taller plants at the back, followed by mid and dwarf varieties, curved paths, and screen shrubs near driveways, garages, and poles. It emphasizes flowering succession, color harmony, planting in clumps, and consulting seed catalogs and agriculture bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Federal
Departments of Agriculture
Garden planning for a varied home plot through July
The article guides gardeners on sowing and succession to maintain fresh produce all season. It covers early radish lettuce and onions, staggered peas carrots spinach and beets, switch to Cos Lettuce for hot weather, and late crops such as broad beans Swiss chard and early Sunshine Corn, plus tomatoes by late July. It also notes potato and carrot harvests and mentions a light joke about a wife and fortune and a museum anaconda exhibit.
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England
Williams Pink Pills for Her Weakened Blood Update
Mrs WP Fitzpatrick of Sack writes that after anaemia and poor strength she used Dr Williams Pink Pills and regained energy. She reports seven pills daily restored red blood and vitality, enabling her to work, sleep, eat, and look well again with family astonishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WP. Fitzpatrick Marquis
Willams
Ian
Dr. Wiliams
Money and Distribution by C Stuart views on banking and standard
Dundurn Enterprise editor C Stuart publishes a fifty page booklet titled Money and Distribution arguing for nationalization of the banking system and abolition of the gold standard. He proposes a national clearing house, credit records based on national wealth, token currency, and international trade without gold. Copies available for fifty cents by mail to Dundurn.
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Saskatchewan
Ealitor
C. Stuart
Dundura Enterprise
Stuart
Canada
Dundurn
As the Good Shepherd Sunday School Lesson
A fragment from a Sunday school lesson explains Jesus as the door and the good shepherd. It contrasts true shepherds with false ones, cites John 10 1 42 and Psalm 23, and notes how the flock responds to the shepherd's voice.
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Jesus
Francis Greenwood Peabody
God
Christ
Donald A. Fraser
Convicts urged to settle French Guiana colony
France backs a new approach to Devil's Island by encouraging ex-prisoners to colonize French Guiana. Officials plan a territory where hardened convicts may rejoin society, aiming to exploit mineral and agricultural wealth while avoiding new settlers. Many released inmates face extended exile after terms.
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France
Devil's Island
Paris
French Guiana
el Dorado
St. Louis
Macouria
Pris
Coconut Macaroons Recipe For This Week
Five tablespoons sugar and two beaten egg whites combine to form a stiff mixture. Fold in four cups shredded coconut and four teaspoons almond extract. Drop by teaspoonfuls on waxed paper and bake at 325 degrees Fahrenheit for about 20 minutes. Cool slightly and rinse under the paper with cold water, then lift them with a spatula. Makes 18 cookies.
Peanut Soup Recipe Improves Thick Creamy Texture
Melt butter, whisk in flour, gradually add rich milk till smooth and thick. Stir in peanut butter and seasonings. Serve hot with crisp crackers.
Buffalo meat and hides shipments complete for season
N B Walton of Can Sian National Railways reports season end for buffalo meat and hides from Wainwright with about 1200 animals slaughtered. A fossil skull found at Crocker Springs California is described as a previously unknown dog species.
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Wainwright
N. B. Walton
Can Sian National Railways
Crocker Springs
California
Economic Crisis Triggers Mental Breakdowns Among Leaders
Zurich report by Dr. C C Jung notes a surge in mental and psychic breakdowns among business and financial leaders amid the economic crisis. He cites loss of faith as eroding mental equilibrium, as exclusive remarks to United Press describe widespread distress.
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C. C. Jung
United Press
Zurich
Switzerland
Br. Jung
Freud
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Perren Baker
Haveation
Trudee
Northwest Territories
Defence Ministry
Germany
Finland
Palion Simons
Witers Eepills
Medy Tuberculoss
University
By Annette
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
British Museum
the Good Shepherd
Betty Parciayy
Britain
Para-Sani
Sani
Appleford
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