World Happenings Briefly Told
A miscellany of global notes notes include the Langue of the World Telegraph Water Society, the United States stance on postponing the disarmament conference, and the Toronto coal contract. Waseda students push for scholastic freedom and abolition of compulsory military training. Fire suppression via sound waves is demonstrated by Charles Kellogg. Canadian walleye maples for reforestation are discussed by Rev. David Rose. The steamer Torshawn sails to Vancouver for export to Mexico. Christian Rakovsky comments on armament talks in Moscow Paris. A former Russian War minister dies in Berlin at 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Road Trae Fatailties
S Society
Reperanio Bar Bere
International Congress
United States
League of Nations
Toronto Board of Control
Alberta
Waseda University
Toko
Charles Kelloxg
California
Himalayas
David Rose
Kangra
Dls
Indian Forestry Department
Torshawn
Toronto
Vancouver
Mexico
Tsport
Moccow
Havas
Paris
Christian Rakovsky
France
Berlhed
Isolation and World Trade War Fears in U S Debate
Minneapolis Journal commentary argues that rubber and coffee prove the United States cannot be self sufficient and warns of a coming world trade war. It criticizes isolationist talk and asserts global interdependence and the cost of pursuing exclusive policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
Pattern Order Notice From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
An old OCR fragment from ATS McDermot Ave Winnipeg shows a pattern order notice. It mentions pattern numbers and a request to send 200 coins or stamps, but the readable text is incomplete and includes garbled quotes and stray letters. The fragment lacks clear dates or explicit actions beyond an ordering instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winniper Newspaper Union
Ats McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Cheapest Way for West Grain via Canadian Ports
EB Ramaay director of the Canadian Cooperative Wheat Pool and DL Smith manager discussed grain routing from Canada to Europe aboard the Regina. The aim was to inspect Halifax harbor and find cheapest shipping routes to keep grain exports competitive.
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Canadian
Porte Mont
Europe
EB Ramaay
Canadian Cooperative Wheat Pool
DL. Smith
Ail Clarke
Montreal
England
Regina
Troi
Stith
Weste
Eastern Canada
Halifax
Smith
Wheat Shipments From Northern Alberta Soaring This Season
Northern Alberta grain shipments carried by the Baie St. Paul and Western Railways reached 1 857 000 bushels for the crop year 1925 26 exceeding 1924 and 1923 totals of 990 000 and 1 615 000 bushels. Wheat formed the bulk of the shipments as the season progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Ba Uonton, Dunveran and
British Columbia Railway
Two piece jumper pattern with border crepe over blouse
The description outlines a two piece jumper trock with an attractive border design in crepe Roma used for the over blouse opening and sleeves. It lists pattern No. 1173 with sizes 34 to 42, material needs for size 36, skirt No. 1165 in sizes 36 and 38, and prices 8 and 20 cents for patterns and book respectively.
Radio broadcasting topics span Canada and beyond
The report covers joint education by radio in Australia, a one act broadcast in Saskatchewan, and a Regina CKCK ten minute dairy industry broadcast. It notes the Canadian Association of Broadcasters formation with leaders J N Cartier and others, aims to improve standards and spread radio knowledge in Canada. It also mentions Arctic Greenland whaling needs and a British telegraphone prototype for storing and replaying radio programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Dairy Association
RW Helm
Prince Albert
CKCK
Regina
Brosingham
Bir
Kohat
India
Caterham
England
Warwickshire
Northamptonshire
London
Canadian Association Broadcasters
J. N. Cartier
CKAC
Montreal
Matc Johnson
CFCA
Toronto
Vce
A. R. McEwen
Canadian National Railway Radio Department
G. M. Bell
P.M. Combe
CHNC
Western Canada Fairs Set Dates For 8th Class Summer Tour
At Regina the Western Canada Association of Fairs announced the 8th class fairs run from June 30 to August 19 with dates for towns including Armen Portage la Prairie Dauphin Yorkton Melfort Estevan Weyburn Red Deer Comrose Vegreville Vermilion Lethbridge North Battleford Prince Albert and others. Canadian returnees noted as 1 13 native born Canadians returning after six months abroad were admitted at Windsor and Walkerville in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes
Western Canada Association of Fairs
Regina
Armen
Portage la Prairie
Dauphin
Yorkton
Melfort
Estevan
Weyburn
Red Deer
Comrose
Vegreville
Vermilion
Lieudiainster
North Battleford
Sand
Prince Albert
Orval G. Adams
Tamigration
Canada
Windsor
Walkerville
Veteran Conductor Amos Brown Retires After Sixty Years
Amos Brown of Orange retires from the Boston Maine Railroad after a 60 year service record begun in 1853. He wore a high hat and frock coat in his early days and helped saw wood for the locomotive firebox between trains. He served under eleven railroad presidents and twenty division superintendents.
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Prince Albert
Servier
Boston & Maine Railroad
Amos Brown
Orange
Nations Swing State Department Talks Over 180th Celebration
The state department disclosed which nations will attend Philadelphia's 180th Independence Day observance and which will not. Japan Spain Argentina Hungary head large attendee list while France Italy Germany Canada are silent or declining alongside Brazil Netherlands Poland Mexico and others.
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Philadelphia
Seequicentenutat
State Department
Washington
Coolidge
America
Japan
Spain
Argentine
Hungary
Brazil
Netherlands
Poland
Mexico
France
Italy
Germany
Canada
Forma
Nicaragua
Paraferia
Spal
Latvia
Siam
Switzerland
Egypt
World’s Largest Building Starts In New York City
Oscar E. Konkle announces start of a 45 story mixed use tower on Broadway near 123rd Street. Hotel rooms priced at 21 dollars weekly with 4500 rooms planned. Ten percent of earnings to fund a medical missionary base in Victoria Nyansa. Construction contracts signed with Clemente Construction for site rock removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Betwee [Add Street
123Rd Street
Woolworth
Oscar E. Konklesident
the Realty Sureties, Inc
Howard Ko
Konkle
Clemente
Tte
Crossword Puzzle Front Matter and Clues
A scrambled crosswords style puzzle entry listing numerous clue fragments. It mentions various clue numbers and topics such as 1A pap 7, 34-Fireh, 36 track, 38 ridian tribe, and hints at parts of speech and definitions. The readable segments indicate puzzle directions, theme mentions, and irregular words like Foreign terms and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridian Tribe
Byrd Organizes Independent Arctic Air Expedition
Lieutenant Commander Richard E. Byrd, famed for the MacMillan expedition, plans an independent Arctic exploration from the air funded by U S citizens. Patrons include John D. Rockefeller Jr and Edsel Ford. Byrd considers dirigible or airplane craft and aims to study regions north of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska with possible bases at Spitzbergen or Ftah Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Richard E. Byrd
Wine
Navy
MacMillan
United States
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Edoel Ford
Ler
Byrd
Ether
Rae
Detroit Aviation Society
Point Harrow
Alaska
North Pole
Yrdnay
Pole
Greenland
Canada
Spitzbergen
Ftah
Trade, protection, and foreign influence noted
The Providence Journal cites foreign nations and protection aiding Chinese trade during crises, noting foreign protection underpins railroads mines and shipping. It also reports Canada leading in 1925 newsprint production with 1.5 million tons, 88 percent higher than 1921, and US output at about 1.58 million tons, with Canada set to lead in 1926 due to new mills and machinery delays.
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Ina
Providence Journal
Canada
United States
Prince on China station delights court circles with gaiety
The king's youngest prince, age 28, served on the China station and celebrated away from home. A favorite at court, his infectious gaiety lights up social events he attends. He is noted for his devotion to dancing.
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China Station
Alberta Butter Winnings in Dominion Competitions
Alberta dairy creamery butter produced in the past season won 347 percent of all prizes at 11 Canadian exhibitions. Dr. Marker, dairy commissioner, reports Alberta captured 275 prizes of 729 total, with notable shares across prize levels and eastern exhibitions in Ottawa Toronto and London.
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Dominion
Alberta
Canada
Marker
Ottawa
Toronto
Loudon
A New Kind Of College For Hair Research
A donation of 9090 toward establishing a college on hair research is announced by Charles Nessler, president of the American Master Hairdressers Association. A Columbia University physician will head the proposed laboratory, stressing hair as vital to health and happiness.
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Anital
Harles Nessler
Astor Hation
Faculty of
Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
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Hoover
Minneapolis Journal
Sean
Bat H
Clipse
Brelause Patter
Witets
Australian Broadcasting and Education Authorkies
Edmonton
Drumheller Board of Trade
Katie
UB Presigent
Gabbe
Ariele
China
Prairie Provinces
United Kingdom
Manitoba
Forest
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