World happenings briefly told in New Brunswick era notes
A Will in New Brunswick introduces an advertising billcard bill, Carnegie Foundation pensions total about 16 million to college teachers since 1906, Kellogg anti war campaign gains support in Washington, Meckmoyle Alberta deputy minister dies after stroke born Lakefield Ontario 1769, Kingsford Smith family Vancouver years 1903 to 1912, J H MacBrien offered Moth seaplane via Sir Charles Wakefield, George Frampton Victoria memorial Winnipeg, Nurse Cavell memorials, W D Gregory declines K C honor citing democratic standards, Toronto barrister calls respond.
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Anafa
Frank B. Kellogg
Washington
Zi Meckmoyle
Alberta
Mr. Melimoyle
Lakefield
Ont
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Vancouver
Australia
W. C. Kingsford-Smith
J. H. MacBrien
Aviation
Canada
Sir Charles Wakefield, Cle
England
George Frampton
Victoria
Winnipeg
Cavell
W. D. Gregory
Toronto
K.C
Gregory
Drury
Mr. Gregory
Wool exports rise as Canadian wool grows prospects
Canada reports a sharp rise in wool exports in the last fiscal year, increasing from 5,223,461 lbs valued at 1,838,660 to 11,140,201 lbs valued at 3,149,967. The Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers say prospects are strong with good wool and shrinking, while foreign markets show excellent demand. Charting fairs and exhibitions across Western Canada and British Columbia.
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Canada
Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers, Limited
No Mere Idle Boast of Canadian Poultry Supremacy
Canadian poultry boosters crown Ottawa World’s Poultry Congress as proof of national dominance in egg grading and poultry husbandry. They highlight record per capita egg consumption nearing 281 dozen annually, driven by breeding, selection, and demand for known quality eggs and chicks.
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Canada
Ottawa
Fashion pattern No 010 for elegant diagonal coat dress
A stylish model features a diagonal closing a circular front skirt and a plain back with an up in the front waistline. Materials include crepe satin and wool crepe. Sizes range bust 34 to 46 inches. Pattern price 25 cents, Fashion Book copy 10 cents.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Advertisement style item from Winnipeg pattern offer lists address 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg with pattern number size details. A witty lawyer remark about suing a wife for breach of promise and a teased concert line appear in the fragmentary text.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Tour Scenes From British Bacon Industry to London
Travelers describe a lunch talk on the British bacon industry in Birmingham and a tour through Kenilworth Castle Warwick Castle and Shakespeare’s Stratford. They visit Windsor Castle Eton College and end in London with a Covent Garden meal and a glimpse of modern street life.
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Marsh
Baxter
Birmingham
A Ht James
BE. J.P
Oday
Burmour Literary
Denmark
J. Sugent Harris
London
Harris
Denlove
Gress
Kenilworth
England
Elizabeth
Robert Dudley
Warwick
Warwick Castle
Midlands
Shakespeare
Scott
Carlisle
Thackeray
Browning
Shottery
Hathaway
Holy Trinity Church
Avon
Oxford
Shelley
Windsor Castle
Thames
James I
Scotland
John
France
David
Joan Beaufort
Henry VIII
Charles I
Jane Seymour
George II
George IV
Wiliam IV
Edward VII
Victoria
Princess Alice
Frogmore
Eton College
Henry Vel
Windsor
King’s Farm
Murray Conacher
Conacher
Devon
Jersey
Royal Farm
Royal Dairy
Metropolis
Oxford Street
Regent Street
Regent Palace
Piccadilly Circus
West End
the Prince of Wales
Covent Garden
Garen
Greater
Canada
Spain
Canadian National Railways Office Visit on Cockspur Street
A cordial reception awaits the visitor at the Cockspur Street offices of the Canadian National Railways where European Vice President C J Smith and department chiefs discuss operations. The building, owned by CNR, houses about a hundred staff and features a Frank Brancwyn frieze in the lobby.
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Cockspur Street
Canadian National Railways
C. J. Smith
CNR
Frank Brancwyn
Canada imports nuts worth nearly two million dollars
Canada imported 1,973,000 worth of nuts in the last calendar year with peanuts at 1,450,200 leaving 3,523,000 for other nuts. Walnuts, shelled and unshelled, valued at 1,157,000, slightly surpass peanuts. Almonds totaled about 522,000. Filberts hazels and pecans also imported among tree nut varieties grown in Canada.
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Canada
Cream Sauce Variations For Weekly Dishes
Recipe notes describe medium and thin cream sauces for layering fish vegetables or starches. Medium sauce uses 1 cup milk 2 tablespoons flour and 2 tablespoons butter. Thin sauce uses 1 cup milk 1 tablespoon flour and 1 tablespoon butter.
Orange Strawberries Champagne Float Recipe
A dessert method describing how to macerate strawberries in orange juice with sugar, chill, and serve in champagne glasses. It details whipping heavy cream with powdered sugar and vanilla, then piping a border around each glass using a pastry bag.
Travelling Clinic Tour Dates in Alberta May
A traveling clinic with two doctors and four nurses visits sparsely settled northern Alberta during May to improve access to medical and dental care. It cooperates with local doctors or dentists, conducts education, examinations, and in special cases performs operations as part of a new Phase of public health work.
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Distr
Alberta
Siamese twins lose driving licenses in Manila
The Siamese twins Lucio and Sim llico Godino of Manila have had their driving licenses revoked as police struggle to arrest the right twin without risking false arrest of the other. The brothers attracted frequent police attention for their enthusiastic driving while a boy’s mother sent a note to a clinic doctor begging action for Willie whose facial condition had long been spreading.
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Lucio
Sim«llico Godino
Manila
Philippine Islands
Hig
Sunday School Lesson on the Crucifixion at Golgotha
A Sunday school lesson for June 17 discusses the crucifixion of Jesus at Golgotha, the meaning of Calvary, and the inscription King of the Jews. It contrasts the soldiers greed with wartime sacrifice and cites passages from Mark John and Philippians.
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Jesus
Golgotha
Calvary
Matthew
Joseph Fort Newton
Pilate
John
Phillips
Brooks
Race to South Pole Spurs Byrd and Wilkins Plans
In a race to the South Pole the Byrd and Wilkins expeditions race to reach the Pole and return before Christmas. Byrd sails from Hampton Roads aboard the Sampoon around August 15 with 55 aboard, while Wilkins travels from Copenhagen to New York then across the country in the same craft, aiming for a near solo effort with five or six companions.
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Jans
Byrd and Wilkins
South Pole
George H. Wilking
Avestor
Arctic
New York
Rich
Byrd
Hampton Roads
Wilkins
Copenhagen
Ask
Spitabergen
California
New Tiny Auto Claims Speed of 17 mph by Jans Schultz
A German mechanic named Jans Schultz claims his new auto is the smallest in the world and capable of 17 miles per hour. The machine weighs only pounds and includes a four cylinder water cooled gasoline engine, clutch, differential, accelerator and brakes. It is controlled by a set of strings because it is too small for a child to enter.
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Jans Schultz
Cattle Exports Shift as Canada Feeds Home Demand
Canada has sent no cattle to Britain on cattle ships in the past ten months while the United States received 100,000 head in the same period. Increased prosperity drives higher meat consumption domestically, with Canada consuming more meat in the last ten months than in some time past.
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Britain
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Terrors Of Modern Warfare Explosion At Hamburg
The Hamburg gas explosion killed eleven and hospitalized over three hundred. The dispatch notes mass birds dying and desolation left behind. While alarm rises, many argue war is inevitable and that leagues and courts cannot outlaw it.
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Hamburg
Germany
League of Nations
Regina
Tires Last Four Minutes Length Of Time Guaranteed
An article recounts Major Seagrave testing tires for a racer that reached 207 mph at Dayton Beach. A tire expert guaranteed three and a half minutes of life per tire at two hundred miles per hour, underscoring extreme stress on super racers and the fragility of components beyond ordinary tires.
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Seagrave
Dayton Beach
Malcolm Campbell
Will Explore North One Man Subpolar Expedition From Eugene
B F McBee of Eugene Oregon plans a solo subpolar voyage starting at K4 nonton to Athabaska then down the Athabaska and Mackenzie rivers to the Yukon. He will traverse by water in a 14 foot motor boat and return by rail to Edmonton as preparations proceed.
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B. F. McBee
Eugene
Ore
K4nonton
Athabaska
Mackensie Rivera
Yukon
Prince Rupert
Edmonton
McBee
The Comforting Word and a National Census Note
A wealthy, eccentric man dies and prompts a clergyman to visit the widow offering solace. He tells her the body is only a husk and the nut has gone to heaven. Also notes Japan plans a national census in 1930.
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Les
Japan
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