World Happenings Briefly Told
James W. Douglas of Edmonton named stipendiary magistrate for the Northwest Territories. Lady Eaton in Winnpeg says Canada worries too much about the low mood. New York motorists spent about 3 million dollars last decade on running red lights and illegal driving. Canada Gazette proclaims Waterton Lakes NP part of Waterloo Glacier Peace Park. Canada ranks third in railway ownership. India leads with 41 724 miles, Germany second 32 400, Canada 24 822. Dominion exchanges salmon eggs with California for steelhead stocking BC waters. One hundred years ago citizenship extended to Jews. jubilation nationwide. British gunboat Moorhen bombed by Chinese planes but not struck. Union Drilling of Calgary to drill for crude oil in Alberta bad lands. Vancouver investors back, W D Marler leads. Churchill Hudson Bay gravel screening yields a George III coin, likely lost by an early explorer.
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James W. Douglas
Edmonton
Northwest Territories
Lady Eaton
Toronto
Canada
Broad
Winnipeg
New York
Canada Gazette
Waterton Lakes National Park
Waterloo-Glacier International Peace Park
Dominion of Canada
Dominion
Moorhen
Chan ‘Chai-Tong
Chan Chak
Union Drilling Company of
Calgary
Alberta
Vancouver Capital
W. D. Marler
Vancouver
Hudson Bay
Churchill
George McDonald
George the
Perpetual Memorial for John Weller Led Welland Canal Work
John Weller, longtime head of surveys and designs for the Welland Ship Canal, directed the project from 1912 to 1917 and served as consulting engineer after 1919. He died recently, leaving the canal to stand as a perpetual memorial to his efforts. In Manitoba Island Lake area mining interest grows as the Chamber of Mines circulates over 680 reports.
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John Weller
Welland Ship Canal
John Laing Weller
Tme
Dominion of Canada
Mr Weller
Island Lake District
Manitoba
Canada
Manitoba Chamber of Mines
Slimming Capelet Frill Pattern for Summer Wear
A caped frill sleeves a sleeveless dress with a smart, slimming hip line. Pattern No 519 fits sizes 14 to 38 inches bust and uses 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch material for size 18. Price 25 cents in stamps or coin, with wrap coin preferred.
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Delightiu
Salvage Ship Raises $1 Million In Egypt Liner Wreck Loot
The Artigho II recovered $1,000,000 in ingots from the sunken liner Egypt, ten years after its loss near Brest France. Divers endured years of effort amid storms while two ships and 15 seamen were lost. Captain Jean Davy said Paris Midi reports the French salvage firm will claim a share of the booty.
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Brest
FranceThirty
Artigho IL
Egypt
Valuing Trick Taking in Contract Bridge Bidding
This article explains opening bids and raises in contract bridge, detailing how to assess trick taking potential in partnership hands. It covers normal expectancy, first responses, and how raises above three tricks reflect expected taking tricks, with an example of spade trumps and point values.
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North
South
Tme
How To Order Patterns Address in Winnipeg
Pattern seekers can place orders via Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave. The notice outlines how to request patterns and where to send payment and inquiries.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
For Sale eromer Direct To Consumer
For Sale note lists pricing per crate with shipping point and delivery details. Mentions seller Tanemura Bros and limited legible contact or location references.
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F.C
Tanemura Bros. Eee
Shuwon Arm
Woman’s eye kills yeast cells with violet rays says Cornell study
Cornell University researchers report that a woman focusing her eye on yeast cells caused them to die within minutes. Experiments show ultraviolet rays emitted from the human body, amplified by a quartz barrier, link to the lethal effect.
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Cornell University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Otto Rahn
Cornell Bacteriology Department
Yen
Cornell
Common Cold Found Tied to Crowded Cities Says Harvard Doctor
Harvard researcher Dr. Wilson G. Smillie presents evidence from four isolated communities showing colds spread from outsiders and thrive in dense urban centers. He notes Spitzbergen miners avoid illness despite damp hot barracks, suggests infection as cause and doubts a protective serum exists, with immunity unlikely except for secondary infections.
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Wilson G. Smillie
Harvard
Spitzbergen
Mrs Adam Ate Apple in Fort Worth Lecture
Dr H A Ironsides in Chicago explained in Fort Worth Texas that Eve was named after Mrs Adam rather than the Biblical figure. He said Eve received the name later by Adam himself in a provocative talk.
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Adam
Eve
Garden of Eden
H. A. Ironsides
Chicago
Fort Worth
Texas
Oil hunt shifts to Northern Alberta test wells
Eastern interests plan three test wells in Athabasca area as the active search for oil in western Canada moves northward. The move targets Northern Alberta for potential yields and regional development.
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Canada
Alberta
Athabasca
Called To leadership Moses in the burning bush call
The lesson centers on Moses being chosen to lead Israel out of Egypt. God speaks through a burning bush and directs Moses to confront Pharaoh. The commentary notes God’s sustaining power and Moses’ call to service, stressing submission and trust in divine guidance.
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Moses
Israel
Hored
Egypt
Jehovah
God
Price of Auto Accidents and the Public Burden
The article argues automobile crashes raise emergency, court, policing, signals and insurance costs, hitting every pocket. It cites 1931 US data of about 3 million accidents and one million killed or injured, urging readers to reduce hazards through collective action. Public welfare angle from Argonaut Sam Francisco.
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United States
Argonaut
Sam Francisco
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