World Happenings Briefly Told From The Era
Fragmentary world items report on municipal projects in Tully and Caracas, with costs for a street upgrade and a view of street naming. Also noted are the tomb of Virgil at Naples undergoing restoration and a push for Latin revival during a celebration. A health update mentions a new preventive vaccine and epidemic concerns in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully Sudacay -Seetem
London
Cockapur Street
Caracas
Virgil
Naples
Halla
Ae Furdie
Tet Academy of Medicine
French Deputy Drives Taxi Trade When Not Busy
A French deputy stands out as the only legislator who also works as a taxi driver. He parks on the curb with a black flag when not on duty and returns to his driving job after sessions end, illustrating a rare blend of public service and ordinary labor among lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Seiné
Tegutten
Loos
Mt 4
Investments in Palestine land purchases and land improvements
The report claims Jews invested millions for Palestinian land, with 5194 dollars used to buy agricultural and urban land and 274160 dollars for land improvements. It cites drainage, road work, and irrigation loans linked to funding a Jewish occupancy drive. Also notes a historic bishop tomb mystery at Hereford Cathedral revealed by Canon AT Bannister, with a coffin lid and hollow body cavity description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insinner
Jerusalem
Savalace
Bannister
Hereford
Iui
Teals
Retard Immigration Says Salvation Army Leader
Col ie lef secretary for Anum of the Salvation Army in London England argues that unemployment doles in Britain deter young men and boys from coming to Canada as farm laborers. He cites 36 000 youths content with doles instead of work and notes a dramatic decrease in potential labor in Canada. Dr John G Shearer describes the estate of Mrs Shearer as 4111 36 and 44 000, with the bulk to real estate in Toronto and to the Social Service of Canada for use as they decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Doles
Great Britain
Colielef
Anum
Salvation Army
London
England
Britain
John G. Shearer
Social Service Council
Five Pines
Beth A Shearer
Social Service of Canada
City of
Toronto
Shearer
Jewilow
Fragmented OCR Notes on British Colony Debates
Fragmented OCR text discusses colonial governance and policy shifts in London with references to a November 1076 date, mentions of ministers and constitutional arguments, and implied debates over native offers and relocation policies. The legible parts suggest discussion of governance, administration, and political figures amid unclear phrasing.
Fracas and Fashion Notes Echo Daily Attle Court Interest
A fragmented text describes fracas in Attle folks, fashion trends for adults, and a dress pattern. It mentions a wincome tee, Spereale, and cotton fabric, with an upper portion attached to two semi rental forms forming an apron. Bloomers and knewbands appear, and the pattern requires 174 yards of 3240 eta fabric for the dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibben
Queen Marys Birthday Gifts From South Africa
The article describes a royal birthday celebration for Queen Mary with gifts from across the empire and mentions Prince George and Princess Mary. It notes a consort wound in the tale and hints at the infant’s songs and a gramophone record collection as part of the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wengen
Feom
HK 91S
Magnibeest
Sout
Africa
George Kava
Mary
Prince George
Canada Emerges Leader in Humanitarian Efforts at Geneva
The increasing welter of activity by Canada at Geneva shows the Dominion stepping forward within the League of Nations affairs. With the absence of the United States, Canada positions itself as a natural arbiter in international matters, leveraging geography and a resolute sense of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hum
Canada
Nafa
Steven
Aen Regul
United
League
Canata
Woman Sets New Motorcycle Record Near Paris
Mrs Stewart, wife of I Golomb RN Stewart, set a notable endurance mark at Linas Moter? race, averaging around 18 miles an hour in a 246 hp machine. Described as a trail-blazing figure with bobbed hair, she also saved a driver at Brooklands amid the eventful proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Stewart
I Golomb
Linas Moher
Gms
Brooklands
Silanes
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern requests outline ordering from Winnipeg Union at 475 McDermot Ave. Details include pattern number size town province and extension for stamps. The fragment suggests a printed instruction card guiding readers on submitting orders by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Remarkable Finger Print Link Clears Man in Court
A jury or judge in Oakland declared that despite similarities to a criminal, expert fingerprint work and long distance telephone and air travel checks showed the defendant was not the man. The court noted the unlikely chance of matching all details except finger whorls, freeing Douglas MacKengle who traveled from Winnipeg to New York to Manila and then to Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almett
Aroplane
Douglas MacKengle
New York
Winnipeg
Manoy
Castornta
Juder Mar
Oakland
York Times
Sleeping Sickness Through History and Cure Hopes
Fragmented report traces sleeping sickness from ancient fate to post flu era, notes unclear links to Heradoius era and African sloop. Mentions New York City, health services, and a surgeon studying possible cures, implying ongoing medical research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unii
Heradoius
New York City
Elmer
Eiberal Health Servier
One Lamp Car Menace On the Road Warned
Eye catching warning notes a car with a single lit headlamp is dangerous. Drivers are urged to give wide clearance as the other headlight may fail or fail to illuminate. The piece emphasizes caution around underlit cars on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Gose
England Out of the Country Cargo Smuggling Adventure
The London editor recounts Augustin Muir's daring midnight voyage to smuggle gun parts, then dumping the cargo ashore after landing near the customs. Muir portrays the stunt as proof against reducing coastal personnel, urging revision to aid new markets and employment rather than Europe.
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Arma
England
Augustin Muir
Stollink
London
Mr. Muir
The Difference Teacher and Pupil Exchange
The line depicts a classroom exchange where a pupil differentiates between liking and loving. The pupil contrasts affection for a person with love for pie, illustrating a humorous miscommunication about the word difference.
Language, translation, and a field trip to Alberta
The Agricultural Editors Association of the United States with representatives from one hundred major farm journals will visit Alberta in September. They will spend a day in Edmonton and visit other points of interest in the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Editors Association of the
United States
Alberta
Edmonton
Cave discovery in Yorkshire hills reveals great limestone chamber
Two students peering from bracken with field glasses uncover a hidden rock seam leading to a thousand ton limestone pit. A river roars through the heart of the mountain, with stalactites and a wide lake formed by the riverbed. Excavation is underway, while cheese makers advertise varieties like Procsaca and B Cheese in jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire Hills
Sidesey
Ikleboro
Niagara Falls Builds Largest Turbine Amid Claims of Scale
The article notes a turbine at Niagara Falls touted as the largest yet, with figures claiming immense output and comparisons to vast labor scales. It references Peterboro Ontario and mentions city council actions on Sunday events and a brewing debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Peterboro
Prince of Clty Council
Wales
Concer
Should Understand First Aid Auto Accidents Often Unnecessarily Fatal Says Chicago Doctor
A Chicago doctor warns that thousands die yearly in auto accidents due to delays in aid. He emphasizes simple, ready uses of basic first aid, including improvised tourniquets, and urges drivers to learn rudiments of first aid to save lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Merman Htundesen
Hionomationer
Chie
Collins
Yanksy
Jose
Coaching In London Costs As Much As Yacht Life
Fragmented OCR text discusses cost comparisons between coaching in London and running a yacht, mentioning popularity of an automobile and shifting sports focus toward Indy. It notes rising costs, a push for an era of ibitable living, and the proportional value of individual assets amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sport
Indy
California Church Reads Bible in Sixty Nine Hours Marathon
A California church sponsored a Bible marathon in which an ordinary congregation read the Bible cover to cover in nine hours and fifteen minutes. The event drew a large crowd as readers progressed to Revelation while singing doxology. Officials hope to make the Bible marathon an annual town tradition.
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California
Yuruupa
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Garena
Palestine
Doles Retard Immigration
Jock
Lees
Cope
Tarek
Louton
Geneva
The
Worlds of Empire
Yorm
France
Tun Lee
Puz
Alo
Manila
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