World Happenings Briefly Told From Across The Globe
Putarco Calles, former president to minister of war for Mexico during the revolt, retires from politics. Manitoba veterinarians plan a Brandon semiannual meeting July 5 during the summer exhibition week. Canada to sow about 22 000 000 acres of wheat this year, 1 000 000 more than last year. Dominion treasury holds 75 211 160 in gold. banks reserve 40 000 in gold in Canada. Russian aviators plan a Moskva to New York route via Alaska this August aboard the Land. Convicted to be hanged at Prince Albert. Meadow Lake farmer Frank Carrier told reprieve denied. Manuel Corras of the Alaskan liner Aleutian survived after rock plunge near Kodiak. Dominion government tax take 742 128 162 since 1818. cost to collect 19 226 127. Official note from Hon. W. D. Euler, minister of national revenue.
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Putarco Calles
Mexico
Manitoba
Brandon
Canada
Dominion Treasury
Tas
Banks of
Moscow
New York
Alaska
Land
Prince Alvert
Frank Carrier
Meadow Lake District
Manuel Corras
Alaskan Steamship Company
Aleutian
Uyak Bay
Kodiak Island
Hhorneshiee
Was. Ie
Dominion
W. D. Euler
National Revenue
A Dread Scourge Cancer Fight Needs New Methods
Sir Arbuthnot Lane, British medical authority, calls for a ground change in cancer treatment. He notes the death rate has risen and says prevention is the only cure, as cancer never attacks healthy organs. Doctors should focus on advising healthy individuals how to stay well to fight the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Arbuthnot Lane
Britain
Sir Arbuthne
Agriculturists Set For Key Canadian Farming Gatherings
Manitoba hosts a major week of agricultural events with leaders from Seed Growers Canadian Wheat Pests and Technical Agriculturists. Noted speakers include H G B Strange and Prof T J Harrison along with Dr F A Crew and Dr Alfred Savage. Luncheons and dinners in Winnipeg mark the program with a motor tour to Morden and a Moonlight return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Plats Breeders “of
Canada
Garadian
Glentian Technical Agricaitanste
Tod
Western Canada Society
Wien
Seed Growers Association
Ceres
H. G. B. Strange
T. J. Harrison
Europe
F. Ale Crew
University of WL. Williams
Cornell University
Alfred Savage Esa
Manitobaral College
Jans
H. B. Humphrey
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
HB Co
Technica Agriculturrists
T. Eaton Company
Motor Drive
Manitoba
Winnipes
Sunspots and Rabbits A Hudson Bay trend study
A Do minion Observatory analysis shows rabbit pelts collected by Hudsons Bay vary with sunspot cycles. On average, pelts rise to about three times higher one year before sunspot minimum than at sunspot maximum. A car scene follows with dialogue about gas.
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Hudson's Bay Company
Dominion Observatory
Ottawa
Phillipe Milk of Magnesia Promises Quick Acid Relief
An old advertisement touts Phillipe Milk of Magnesia as a longstanding remedy for excess stomach acid. It claims quick, pleasant relief within minutes and urges purchasing the genuine product prescribed by physicians for fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipe
Magnesia
Physsiana
Helen Wills Photo From London Court Presentation
A recent photograph shows Helen Wills, the women’s tennis champion, in London during her court presentation. She is captured just as she leaves the American club, appearing poised and recognized by onlookers.
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Helen Wills
London
Court
Wlub
Canada’s First Passenger Train Flew Out Of Toronto
On May 16 in 1849 the first Canadian passenger railway departed from near the Queen’s Hotel on Front Street Toronto bound for Aurora. The 24 engine with 5 foot driving wheels pulled a single passenger car, conductor John Garvie collected tickets aboard, fare was 5 to Aurora, trip took two hours, engine named Lady Elgin after the governor general’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Queen's Hotel
Front Street
Toronto
Aurora
Ontaro
John Garvie
Lady Elgin
Foundations Of the Farming Industry
A brief exposition on the cow as a foundation of farming detailing its contributions. It notes milk products and beef as staples, uses for leather, plaster mix, gelatine, and fertilizer from bones, highlighting the animal’s economic importance to agriculture.
Trek to Alberta Seeks Split from Hutterite Colony
Will trek to Alberta depart from the Hutterites near Freeman South Dakota. About 150 members of the Wolf Creek group plan to move. An option on 5400 acres of improved land has been obtained by A W Harper of Minneapolis who intends to parcel it into 160 acre tracts for sale.
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Freeman
South Dakota
Wolf Creek
Alberta
A. W. Harper
Minneapolis
How To Measure Height In The Tree Study
A child explains a method to gauge a tree height using a stick, a plumb line, and shadows. The dialogue shifts to a family moment as a little girl prompts Uncle Henry to respond, mentioning Nash and Joan of Arc in a playful exchange.
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Uncle Henry
Jeremiah Rechabites Lesson in Faith and Obedience
A Sunday School lesson on Jeremiah 35 1 19 and Psalm 107 1 9 examines the Rechabites tribe who kept to tents and refused permanent houses wine and vineyards. It discusses Jonabad son of Techab and the pledge to drink no wine or build, illustrating steadfast principle amid corruption and the prophet Jeremiah using them as a teaching example.
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Jeremiah
Israel
Elijah
Jonabad
Techab
Jezebel
Ahab
Jehus
FR. Meyer
Jereiah
Recipes For This Week By Betty Barclay
A Betty Barclay recipe outlines browning a pound steak then rolling with chopped prunes egg salt pepper lemon juice and suet. The roll is tied and roasted covered with hot water for one hour, with the liquid thickened for gravy.
Rhubarb and Orange Dessert in Pastry Shells
A vintage recipe describes baking 2 pounds rhubarb with 2 oranges and 14 cups sugar in a dish for about an hour. Gelatine is dissolved in cold water and added as the mixture cools, then served in individual pastry shells with whipped cream roses.
Rubber Heart Fits Cat For Several Hours
Dr O S Gibbs of Dalhousie University announced a Nova institute of science lecture about an electrically operated rubber heart in a cat. The natural heart was removed and the rubber organ kept circulatory action for hours. He said drugs’ effects could be studied with it and the rubber heart may prove a substitute. The operation lasted about five minutes. The forum included a quip about breakfast. The nerve speed of sensation transmission was reported as about 100 feet per second.
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O. S. Gibbs
Dalhousie University
Nova Institute of Science
Gibbs
Winnipeg Story of Paulin Chambers and Western Growth
A historical narrative traces Winnipeg from its Red River Rebellion era to a modern grain center. It covers growth of Manitoba, population mix, early trade, and the rise of Paulin Chambers Co. Ltd from a biscuit factory to a major confectionery maker with far reaching western warehouses by 1926.
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Winnipeg
Great West
Plains
Regina
Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
Red River
Louis Riel
Col Wolseley
Fort Garry
Fort
Manitoba
St. Paul
Hudy Company
Keystone
Joh. Chambers
W. 1 Paulin
Hardy Pioneers
Selekirk
Western Canada
William Nassau Kennedy
Europe
Paulin Chambers
Main Street
St. Peters
Lake Winipeg
Hudson's Hay Company
Spencer's Creek
Spencer Street
Buffalo Hunt
CPR
Western
Rost Avenue
Canaan
Paulin
Paulin Chambers Co., Ltd
Fort William
Saskitoon
Vancouver
West Ada Empire’s Confectionery Industry Pride
The firm highlights rigid standards for clean safe handling and quality. It manufactures seventy lines of brocets and two hundred lines of confectionery including chocolates. It employs about 200 people with yearly payroll near one million dollars. The company portrays itself as vital to West Ada’s prosperity and to the empire’s trade, stressing cooperation with customers and mutual welfare.
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West
Westada
Conditions improve in Great Britain says CN official
P A Clews European True Manager of Canadian National Railways reports better conditions in Britain with a revival in coal trade and improved basic industries after last winter's severe weather. He notes European tourist movement to Canada rising and interest in holidays in the Rocky Mountain parks like Jasper.
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P. A. Clews
Canadian National Railways
Canada
London
Europe
Clews
Rocky Mountains
Jasper
First Regina Zero-Altitude Wedding Amazes West
Miss Muriel Stuart James and H. Leighton Robinson wed 200 feet above Regina in a historic ceremony conducted by Rev. J. D. Wilkie. Pilot Jack Wright served as best man, followed by a half hour honeymoon flight. The event marks a bold aviation milestone for Western Canada with observers noting community pride.
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Regina
Canada
Muriel Stuart James
J. A. James
Chaplin
H. Leighton Robinson
J. D. Wilkie
Margaret Nicks
Jack Wright
Going Upstairs Had to Sit Down Breath So Short
Mrs. H. Brousseau of Atagog Quebec writes about years of shortness of breath and heart palpitations. She describes feeling faint when climbing stairs and relief after resting, noting prior severe episodes and ongoing symptoms.
Boxed remedy sold by mail in Canada
A fragmented ad notes a box sale price of 50c and claims relief from shortness of breath after trying a box, then taking three more. It states The T Milburn Co Ltd of Toronto sells by mail on receipt of price.
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Ince
T. Milburn Co. Ltd
Toronto
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Dar- Ling
Daddie
Nash
Joan of Arc
Browning
Tne
Tess
Betty Barclay
Fgeon
Sears
Ies
Great Britain
the Mighty
Paci
Atlantic Ocean
Ward
Pacific
Arctic Ocean
Tommy
Atu
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