World Happenings Briefly Told From Many Lands
Negotiations between German and Belgian representatives for long standing marks questions have concluded with an agreement. The first loans under Canada’s farm loan scheme were issued in British Columbia through the provincial loan board, possibly the first in Canada. Canada produced 242,382 cars in 1928, a new record, up from 179,054 in 1927. Sapiro, US cooperative marketing expert, will tour Saskatchewan to promote Wheat Pool membership. Dr Frank L McKinnon, a Winnipeg physician and war veteran, died after a brief illness.
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Cen
British Columbia
Canada
Provincial
Reping
United States
Malaspina
Goose Harbor
Prince Rupert
Justice Martin
Admiralty
Church of England
House of Commons
Canterbury
York
Frank L. McKinnon
Winnipeg
Mesopotamia
US. Department of Copamerce
Anron Sapiro
Saskatchewan
Wheat Pool
Rapire
West
Growth Of Co Operation And Shared Living Vision
A. J. McPhail, President of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, urges the growing adoption of cooperation as a way of life. He notes many still misunderstand progress and warns against impatience with reluctant members while emphasizing collective truth. The text also mentions aeronautical design noting wings with minimal lift produce least resistance.
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Cooperacon
A. J. McPhail
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Dysentery Treated by Four Doses in Toronto Market Notice
Fragmented OCR notes describe a severe dysentery case treated with four doses. The text mentions a seven month old child, dangers of illness, and names Fowler and The T. Miura Do Lia related to Toronto. It reflects a period medical ad or notice with unclear details and multiple broken phrases from an old newspaper page.
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Fowler
Sandy Ai
Toronto
Japan Favors Canadian Wheat Over U S Supply
Toronto era dispatch reports Japan and Canada trade. Nisshin Flour Mills president Tatchir Shoda says quality and price let Canadian wheat dominate Japan's market, with about 250 million bushels shipped annually through Vancouver. He criticizes Manchurian wheat for delivery risks and weak grading systems.
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United States
Tatchir
Shoda
Nisshin Flour Mills Company, Limited
Vancouver
Carais
Europeompany
Ida
Japan
Stylish Silk Crepe Pattern for Full Figure Women 250
An attractive printed silk crepe dress pattern Style No. 250 features an uneven handkerchief hemline, shaped hip yoke to slim a larger figure, molded bodice with French Vat front, and a square neckline. Offered in sizes 16 to 46, using 40 inch material and contrast trim. Price 25 cents.
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Canon-Faille
Cross Crossings Cautiously National System Starts Drive
Canadian National Railways launches a safety drive against grade crossing accidents. Two thousand printed posters feature the warning Cross Crossings Cautiously and will be placed near every CN crossing from Moncton Toronto and Winnipeg. Posters pushed to motorists under W A Booth directive from CN Safety Director.
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National
Canadian National Railways
W. A. Booth
Canada
Moncton
Toronto
Winnipeg
Atlantic
Central
Western
Dominion
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Winnipeg Pattern No Size Same Canada’s Last North the great Peace River Country is settling fast and promises a prosperous crop season this year says Dr W J Black Director of Colonization and Agriculture of the Canadian National Railways who has returned from a tour of the territory The course of true love never runs smooth and in later years the bachelor is often glad of it Rubber jewelry is the latest fad We wonder if wedding rings will carry a no blowout guarantee.
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Canada
Great
Peace River Country
W. J. Black
Colonization and Agriculture
Canadian National Railways
Bachor
Abolish corporal punishment urged by London judges
A movement to end corporal punishment for youths gains support as W Clarke Hull, a London police court judge, cites a report showing about 80 percent of whipped boys in a court reoffended. The conference of 70 judges discussed abolishing birching amid calls for reform.
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England
W. Clarke Hull
London
Prosperity shown in Regina trade booklet June update
The Regina Board of Trade reports rising city statistics with building permits totaling 4 209 772 for January through May, up from 1 200 855 a year earlier. Bank clearings and postal revenue indicate growth. Moose Jaw plans a Saskatchewan Registered Seed Growers plant on South Hill and a 150 000 seed cleaning plant and warehouse approval follows Commons estimates.
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Regina Board of Trade
Saskatchewan Registered — Seed Growers’ Limited
South Hill
Moose Jaw
House of Commons
Department of Agriculture
Columbia Ice Field Feeds Three Western Rivers
The Columbia Ice Field in Jasper National Park sends meltwater to the Athabasca, Saskatchewan, and Columbia rivers in the Canadian west, each flowing to a separate ocean. The text notes Japan’s arable land dominance by rice and Britain’s becom import reliance on Denmark.
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Columbia
Jasper National Park
Alberta
Athabaska
Ewan
Weekend Salad and Custard Desserts From Odds and Ends
A recipe set describes a cold vegetable salad with beans peas cucumber and radishes served with lettuce and egg halves plus a mayonnaise accompaniment. It also covers a custard dessert made from junket milk eggs sugar vanilla and nutmeg, prepared in glasses and allowed to firm.
Daniel and the Babylonian youths taken for training
Sunday School lesson covers the golden text from Daniel 11 21 and Devotional Reading from Psalm 48. It recounts the exile of Jewish youths including Daniel and his companions in Babylon under Ashpenaz and the assignment to learn Chaldean ways and be prepared for service. Abed-nego and friends are renamed to Beltshazzar Shadrach Meshach and Abednego during the training.
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Daniel
Babylon
Jehoah
Bir Shinar
Temple
Treaure
Maruk
Jerome
Itchadnezzar
Ashpenag
Hana- Mishael
Azariah
Hanaiah
Mishhae
Ashpenaz
Beltshazzar
Shadrach
Meshach
Abed-nego
Ontario Attorney General seeks more suspensions for first offenses
W H Price advocates judges showing mercy by suspending sentences for first offenders in Ontario. He argues lengthy convictions harm youths and stifle future prospects, noting that many offenders commit mild crimes and deserve a chance at rehabilitation rather than lifelong stigma. Michigan is noted for its long coastline in a stray closing line.
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Rhey
Ontario
W.H. Price
Judgment Reserved On Dominion Fisheries Act Appeal
The court reserved judgment on the Dominion of Canada's appeal challenging sections 2 and 18 of the 1914 Canadian Series Act as ultra vires. The core issue concerns if the British North America act grants the Dominion Parliament power to regulate seacoast fisheries and set up a system of canners. British Columbia, Quebec, Ontario, and Japanese-origin fishermen in British Columbia are respondents.
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Dominion of Canada
Dominion
Dominion Parlament
British Columbia
Quebec
Ontario
Towns Form Boards Of Trade In Northern District
The Chamber of Commerce News notes faith in the district shown by businessmen forming Boards of Trade to boost welfare. Last month boards organized at Thorchild Kinuso and Slave Lake with respective secretaries R. Baker C. R. Field and A. Peart.
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Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce News
Thorchild
R. Baker
Kinuso
C. R. Field
Slave Lake
A. Peart
Canadian Fire Losses Estimate for Week End July 10 1929
The Monetary Times estimates Canadian fire losses for the week ended July 10 1929 at 239000 dollars, up from 130200 the prior week but below 261750 for the same week last year. From January 1 1928 total fire losses reached 11135050 dollars and from January 1 1929 to July 10 1929 they were 12976250 dollars.
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Canada
Japanese quake of 1923 shakes region, toll of 200000 shoes
A 1923 Japanese earthquake produced over 1350 aftershocks and caused an unusual economic impact, with an estimated 200000 shoes damaged or discarded as a result of the shaking and disruption. The report highlights broad social and material losses suffered by communities.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Hampionsio
Helen Wills
Wimbledon
Helen Jacobs
McDermot Ave
Britain
City OF Regina
Columbia Tce
Denmark
Betty Barclay
Danted
Michigan
Fred
Wrigleys
Withhoits
Dex
Dominion Fisheries Act
Boards of Trade
John A. Chantler & Co., Ltd
Wellington St. W
Toronto, Ont
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