World Happenings Briefly Told
Prime Minister Bennett rejects national wheat marketing board. Dominions report weak UK markets and discouraging sales. Canada drops official Scout contingent for 1933 Jamboree in Hungary. Dutch beet sugar refining leader A D Blaauboer visits Winnipeg. Japan approves largest budget in history at 2 239 000 000 yen. Unclaimed bank balances in Canada total 1 560 196 75. Admiralty awards first fuel oil contract from British coal. Arsenic collodion injections show promise for bone sarcoma treatment. US Senate sub committee votes favorable treaty with Canada on St Lawrence waterway project.
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United Kingdom
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canada
Godollo
Hungary
Dominion Scout
A.D. Blaauboer
Amsterdam
Holland
Winnipeg
House of Common
E. N. Rhodes
London
New York Times
Admiralty
Canadian Medical Associon Journal
St. Lawrence Waterway
United States Senate Foreign Relations
Improvement In Indian Home Life
The Department of Indian Affairs notes that eastern Indians in the Praine Provinces of Canada are adopting modern living methods. New homes with better light and ventilation promote healthier environments for children and encourage activities to boost livelihood such as gardens, poultry, pigs, milking, and butter making.
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Praine
Canada
Department of Indian Affairs
Delicate Brain Tumor Operation in London Hospital
A schoolteacher patient underwent a groundbreaking brain tumor removal at London Hospital using a new technique. Five doctors led by Dr. H. W. L. Sains completed the delicate procedure, with the patient recovering and sight restored. The method used diathermic current to safely reach and remove the tumor in an nearly inaccessible brain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covery
London Hospital
H. W. L. Sains
Books Children Like Tastes Indicated In Survey
London teachers surveyed about 1000 boys and a similar number of girls in Greater London. Boys favored story books 25 percent and amusing books 23 percent. girls favored story books 23 percent and amusing books 24 percent. Overall boys owned 11 155 books with average 11 per boy. girls owned 14 171 with average 14 per girl.
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London
Greater
Jacket Style No 527 Leads Spring Wardrobe
The separate jacket emerges as a top spring sport and spectator wear option. It features rabbit hair blends, gay tweeds, stripes, chevrons, or monotone worsteds and requires two yards of 39 inch material for a 16 year size. Sizes 14 to 38 bust for youth and miss. pattern price 20 cents. order instructions included.
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Fas
Jesus Calms the Sea and Teaches Restful Faith
Sunday school lesson on Mark 4 35 5 20 emphasizes Jesus sleeping during the storm and calming the sea with the command Peace be still. The discourse urges relaxed rest after labor and faith amid storms, citing Farrington and Gillie on faith, fear, and spiritual treasuring of knowledge.
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Jesus
B.C. Gillie
Sea of Galilee
Silver watch of Charles I sells at Sotheby’s for £175
A 200 year old silver watch that still keeps time and strikes the hours, attributed to Charles I, sold at Sotheby’s for 175 pounds. The piece drew interest for its age and surviving mechanism, highlighting royal connections and antique watchmaking craftsmanship.
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Charles 1
Sotheby's
Stamp Out the low mood plan for prairie economy
Colin H. Burnell of Oakville Manitoba proposes a Collective Produce Clearing Association to issue double-value certificates for farm produce. Farmers gain purchasing power while business men gain volume, aiming to revive western Canada economies amid low prices and debt pressures. Policemen use Glasgow call boxes to order meals.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
Clearing House Certifcates
Clearing House
Clearing Association
Germany
United States
Winnipeg
Irving Fisher
Yale
Colin HT. Burnell
Oakville
Man
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Scott's
Fey Barrell
National Wheat Marketing Board
R. B. Bennett
House of Commons
Estern
Bray
Rogers
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Harry Webb Farrington
Christ
Glasgow
Scotland
Childre Couns
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