World Happenings Briefly Told
Canada’s prison population at year start noted. Prince of Wales named chief patron of Public Schools Exploring Society which planned a northern Finland expedition. Winnie Mae could race England Australia this fall per Wiley Post. Savings from pension changes in 1832 1933 cited as 124 528 dollars. Codex Sinaiticus fund 100 000 raised of 250 000 sought. War widows remaining unm arried 134 650. Western farm mortgage rate cuts urged for prairie rehabilitation. House of Commons committee to review CBC work. Prime Minister Bennett to establish a committee. Thuringian principality name practice explained with Henry numerals at Montreal hotel.
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Prince of Wales
Public Schools Exploring Society
Finland
Wiley Post
England
Australia
House of Commons
Canterbury
Church Assembly
Safe Way To Reduce Fat Without Diet Or Drugs
A woman describes losing weight from 154 to 115 pounds after using Kruschen, claiming improved health and disappearance of rheumatism. The ad emphasizes Kruschen boosts elimination of fat-forming food refuse and toxins, with a free trial offer and testimonial-style endorsement.
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Kruschen
D. N
Little Journeys In Science Explosives Use Through History
Explosives power modern civilization by enabling mining and construction with dynamite and gunpowder. Black gunpowder originated in China, first used in cannon in 1346, and its rapid reaction releases gases that propel projectiles. Saltpetre provides oxygen, making combustion explosive. though less powerful than modern high explosives, gunpowder remains cheap for sports hunting and blasting due to no detonator requirement.
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Crecy
Expert says man may ascend eighteen miles possible
Professor Auguste Piccard states it is possible to reach 30 miles high, noting ascent beyond 18 miles would require sacrificing instruments. He adds air becomes too thin to support a craft above 30,000 meters, making higher flight challenging.
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Auguste Piccard
Pion Seid Tos
Sunday School Lesson Focuses on the Twelve Apostles
The lesson outlines Jesus sending the twelve disciples with authority to heal and cast out demons. It lists the apostles by name across various gospel lists, notes Peter as the lead, and highlights their transformation from ordinary men into future leaders, with brief biographical mentions for each apostle.
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Jesus
Mark
Matthew
Peter
Philip
James
Alphaeus
Judas Iscariot
Simon
Chrysostom
Christ
Peter the Rock
Saul
Paul
Son of
Thunder
James Bashford
Honey season in Victoria worst since 1914 reports show broad failure
Officials of the Victorian Aparists Association say the Australian honey season has been the worst since 1914 with reports from most districts except Gippsland indicating an almost complete failure of honey production.
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Victorian Aparists Association
Gippsland
Marvels of the Human Eye by F M Crowe Calgary
Optometrist F M Crowe argues eye health is central to schooling and daily life. He cites widespread glasses need, eye strain from close work and glare, and the role of proper eye care in preventing nervous exhaustion and school underachievement. He urges parental cooperation and expert eye examinations beyond nurse screenings.
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F. M. Crowe
Optometrist-Optician
Calgary
Herve
Per Soo
United States Army Air Plans 1000 Aircraft Five-Year Build
Secretary of War George Dern submits to Congress a five year plan to construct 1,000 aeroplanes and expand personnel. The proposal seeks to unify all military aviation elements into a capable air force to meet land operation needs and ensure overseas possession readiness. The General Staff believes current air corps strength is below requirement and that aircraft types and numbers should be revised for an effective unified force.
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United States Army Air
Congress
George Dern
Secretary of War
Air Corps
General Staff
United States
Man Will Be Bigger and Brainer 500,000 Years Hence
A New York scientist warns that humanity will grow larger and more intelligent over 500,000 years, stressing that current problems threaten future posterity if not addressed.
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New York
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Canada
John M. Inir
Edmonton Journal
Canadian Radio Broadcasting Commission
R. B. Bennett
Thuringia
Germany
Heinrich
Henry
Montreal
Henry Iixxim of
Reuss
Wilkey Nou Sng
Denicotea
Tobscee Emoire
Dertend
Dragese Metktejoh
Crantler & Chantler, Limited
Wellington
Ust
Gordon H. Guest
M.A
Andrew
Kingdom of Heaven
Janes
John
Zeveder
Boanenges
Bartholomew
Nathanael
Thomas
Manah
Hebron
Rae da
Vramsat Co
Ogu
SCHO
Sciatica
Teamn
RPOR
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