Brief Canadian war and labor notes amid global events
A mosaic of brief dispatches lists evolving topics from Canada’s war commemoration in Saint Nazaire to wage talks and railway labor accords. Mentions Premier Ta Hel Wel, Admiral Moy, and the push for mechanical agricultural development, plus records in aviation and vessels, with scattered notes on European and Irish industry and a Canadian record in a cuttle engine craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contenandra
Bern
Wet Yen
Ta Hel Wel
Avy
Prem
DR. MacLaren
Vancouver
Clogher
Ireland
Rhanes
Joseph L
Muresell Bicele
SS Rebellior
Mungerald
Saskato
Winnipre
Berlin
Polles
Railway Association of Canada
Brotherhood of Railroad Tranmen
Order of Railway Conductors
Rapid Lon
Channel Swim This Year Is Improbable
Report notes abnormal weather and rough Channel conditions make a man’s crossing highly perilous. French and English experts question feasibility this season as crew veteran recalls extreme cold, tides, and waves. passengers look on as a lone swimmer’s effort seems unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
London
Bobbies
Jack
Signe of Winter and the Church Chair Invention
A teacher asks an odd question about time as a pupil named Title Harry notes it gets late earlier. A genius reportedly invents an adjustable chair with a thousand positions for a small boy to sit in at church. The text also remarks that women are naturally foolish and fear mice more than men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signe of Winter
Harry
Canada appoints new representative to direct marketing in Britain
The Canadian dairy official Mr Wilson has been named to join a marketing board for empire dairy products in Great Britain. Lieut Col LC Amery will chair the board. The seven members include Betta Telex and dominions and colonies each receive one seat. Wilson has long served Saskatchewan creameries and co-ops, advancing dairy promotion and dairy plan execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA Wixom
Ewineea Peste
Canada
Ft Kingtor
Cameine
Offiiak
Caniend
Great Britain
Madi
LC Amery
Domtele
Ny Chairman. Seven Mem Ere Will Eit Om the Board Aereven of He Betta Telex
Dominions
Wilson
Federal Department of Axricalure
Saskatchewan
Sasi
Feeral
Cooperative
Saskatchewan Cooperative Creameries. Ltd
Hewan
Schetue
Nations plan exhibit shops in Paris Palais Royal gallery
Four shop spaces in Paris will house national windows for league members to display photographs of beauty spots, books, and cultural samples. The Geneva group approves the Institute of Intellectual Cooperation scheme to take over the Palais Royal gallery, creating a permanent international culture exhibition to foster intellectual cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Gome
Paris
Geneva
Interstitute of
Palais Royal
Parls
Canadian Women Leaders and Church Commission Named
Woman leaders in welfare and press circles noted in a Winnipeg page update. Miss Charlotte Whitt on chairs child welfare efforts with Canadian Women’s Press Club figures and Dame Rachel Crowdy cited on women protection. Also announced: RE Mon Duff named chair of United Church of Canada Act commission to resolve property disputes between United Church and continuing Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Charlotte Whitton
Women’s Press Club
Rachel Crowdy
P. Duff
Supreme Court of Canada
United Church of Canada Act
Canadate
Justices Duff
Ehate
United Church of Canada
United Church
Continuing Presbyterian
Charmer gown debuts with paneled artistry and bell sleeves
A new fashion feature showcases a patent leather panel dress with ticks at the shoulders and inverted side plaids. Roomy motion emphasis comes from side nuns flare and gathered sleeves into title bands. Designers claim a distinct look and individual flair for the season.
World Flight Tropams Aims for Global Nonstop Route
The article describes Aiships World Flight Tropams planning a around the world voyage by a partly constructed airship at Predricehaven near Zeppelin works. It would start from Seville and cross the Atlantic westward using favorable currents, reaching Central America to select routes for the Pacific crossing. The voyage, if completed, is expected to take about 22 days, amid global restrictions on German aircraft construction following peace.
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Tropams
Predricehaven
Writen
Seville
Spain
Atlantic
Central America
Spats
Reeula Ona
Progress du Paris
Polar Arctic Mystery Hinges on Open Water and Ice Fields
A fragmentary New York Evening Post piece reflects on Arctic exploration from Peary to Byrd and Norge, noting open water near the North Pole, sparse sightings, and the enduring polar mystery amid ice, snow, and sea. It emphasizes the elusive top of the world and enduring questions about its geography and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Pole
Norge
Byrd
Bits Norge Fe
Feland
Arctic
Avia
New York Evening Post
Making Air Maps Faster Than Ground Surveys
Air mapping shows rapid results where precision is not essential. In Burma's Irawadi delta, 1,250 square miles were photographed from an aeroplane in nine weeks, compared with five years for difficult ground surveys. The note mentions a university student and 200 people in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digersi
Irawadi Delta
Burma
U.S
Boy Artist of France Youngest Exhibitor in Paris Salon
A thirteen year old painter, Georges Rico, attends school in France and has two paintings submitted to the Paris Salon. One still life of four bowls of fruit was accepted by the National Society of Fine Arts. In New York, the Stya-Club bills itself as a nine member luncheon group inviting one female guest weekly.
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Paris
Tony
Ricou
de Thirte
Georges Rico
Emique
Voein
France
National Society of Fine Arte
New York
Crossword Puzzle Jumble Text From Aboard Clues
A garbled crossword style passage lists scattered clues and word fragments. It mentions an atmosphere ocean desert and various partial terms, with references to objects, verbs, and adjectives, all presented in a jumbled, OCR like mix of hints.
Sunday School Lesson on Israelite Oppression and Authority
The lesson cites Psalm 91 14 and Deuteronomy 11 14 to explain why Pharaoh ignored the Israelites after Joseph’s death. It discusses the view that Israelites were seen as a threat, with exaggerated claims used to justify oppression, and warns against letting prejudice drive judgment as taught by Dr A Chadwick.
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Joseph
Pharaoh
Heypt
Hgypt
Fant
Gaewraok
Ipuneses
Israel
Ginal
Dr A. Chadwick
Canadian Courtesy Demands Flags From Visitors
A Brantford Expositor piece urges American tourists to display Canadian flags on their cars to foster a welcoming atmosphere. It stresses prompt recognition of the rule by visitors to Canada as a mark of courtesy and good spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United 5
Dural
Brantford
Rhodes Lectureship Announced At Oxford University
The Rhodes trust announces a new Rhodes Memorial Lectureship worth about £500 annually funded by Sir Otto Hell. The foundation aims to invite a distinguished person from another country, especially the United States, to share special learning at Oxford University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mines
Otto Hell
Rhodes Trust
Oxford
United States
Safety First: An Exchange on Marriage Proposals
A playful dialogue explores mutual hesitation about marriage. The speaker questions whether a hypothetical proposal would be accepted, while the other party considers the implications of asking and answering. The text reflects a lighthearted, self aware tone about commitment and timing.
Tourists Flock to Rocky Mountain Resorts on Great Road
Tourists report heavy traffic into Banff and Lake Louise as the Calgary Banff highway nears completion. Jasper National Park also sees high visitor numbers with an earlier influx than usual, driven by newly accessible routes and favorable summer conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouintain Resorts
Calgary Banff
Banff
Lake Loube
Jasper National Park
Sim
United States
Canada
Rocky Mountain
New Turbine Engine Invented Drives 500 Miles At Low Cost
Elaine F. J. Taylor a 21 year old physicist and student in Toronto claims a new turbine engine can propel a vehicle 500 miles for $2. The design is powered by dynamos using an inexhaustible fuel source from water yet to be disclosed. It reportedly delivers ninety horsepower, half the output of ordinary motors, and claims to eliminate carbon monoxide poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine F. J. Taylor
Toronto
Taylor
Tribute to Britain at Kiwanis convention by Dr Wise
Dr Wise Rabbia of the New York Frew Synagogue praised Great Britain's inclusiveness at a Kiwanis gathering, asserting the Huitah Commonwealth encompasses all nationalities faiths and tongues. The Kingston Standard notes a government laboratory at Lage fon conducted a kaa poisoning experiment since May 192%.
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Phat
Dr Wise
New York
Lage Fon
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Rene
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McDermot Ave
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Cardiff
Wales
Roberts
Liverpool
Hades
Fas
Moses
Samuel
Giebson
Faodus
Rhodes
Ime She
Britain
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