World Happenings Briefly Told
Russian Comacks and former White-Rusian army members form a circus troupe in Central Europe. USDA estimates world wheat production excluding Russia and China will rise about 300 million bushels. Toronto council approves daylight milk delivery. no deliveries between 7 pm and 6 30 am from Oct 1 to May 1. The old Irish House of Commons silver mace sold at auction in London for £3100. Dublin bank’s Laurence Houseman gina bidder. Pamela Stanley plays the queen. Trans Canada airway suspends daily passenger and mail flights until 1938. Britain will not reopen war debt talks with the United States amid Anglo American trade proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Agriculture Department
Russia
China
Toronto
House of Commons
London
Honham
Dublin Bank
Laurence Housemangina
Pamela Stanley
J. A. Wilson
Avia Exchequer
Great Britain
United States
Prevention of Silicosis A Remedy Found in Canada
Researchers at the Banting Institute and the McIntyre mine in Schumacher Ontario report a potential prevention for silicosis, calling the finding the most outstanding contribution in silicosis research. Animal tests suggest aluminum particles may shield lungs from quartz dust injury.
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Banting Institute
McIntyre
Schumacher
Ont
Academy of Medicine of Toronto
Change of Ownership of Quebec Chronicle Telegraph
The Quebec Chronicle Telegraph will merge with the Quebec News and Quebec Gazette under the combined title Quebec Chronicle Telegraph Quebec News and Quebec Gazette. Hon Frank Carrel, MLC, transfers ownership to a local syndicate. the Gazette began in 1764. Carrel, born 1870, served in public life since 1918 and led the Chronicle Telegraph for 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph
Frank Carrel
MLC
Chronicle-Telegraph
Quebec News
Quebec Gazette
Gazette
Quebec Telegraph
James Carrel
Carel
Quebec
Pattern 4444 Fashion Pattern Ad From Anne Adams
A Winnipeg newspaper ad by Anne Adams promotes Pattern 4444 for cheery sports frocks with princess lines and simple shoulder patches. Features seersucker or cotton fabric, sizes 14 to 44, 4% yards for size 16, price 2 dollars, illustrated sewing instructions, and mail order details to Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Fone
Port Rovers
Winnipeg
Union
McDermot Ave. E
Nova Scotia cooperative movement notes in Cape Breton diary
A special dispatch by Bob Giza outlines Nova Scotia's Cape Breton and Antigonish St FX, detailing co operatives among fishermen facing high interest debt. It links the movement to spiritual and intellectual growth, recounts early Saskatchewan wheat organizations, and previews Nova Scotia articles for Farmer Magazine while noting a shift from relief to self help as the author travels south.
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Baddeck
Cape Briton
Nova Scotia
Bob Giza
Lisbon
Cape Breton
Vince
Cotter
Saturn Bay
CBC
A.B. MacDonald
Indy
A. B
Satd
Saskatchewan
Prairies
Ontario
Farmer Magazine
Universit of
St. Francois Xavier
Antigonish St. FX
Quebec
Atlantic
Eame
Loca Jobster
Canada
United States
Inday School Lesson July 4 A Biblical History Note
A devotional lesson reflecting Exodus chapters on oppression in Egypt. Discusses Joseph’s era, Israelite growth, Pharaoh’s policy, taskmasters, and God hearing a people’s cry. Includes commentary by Robert Jamison and references to Psalm 42 and Isaiah 65.24.
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Bers
Egypt
Goaben
Joseph
Sarah
Jacob
Israel
Robert Jamison
Retinius Dickens
Pharoah
Pai Jemeyn
Hameses 1
Praroun
Beno
Childre
Terael
Gies
Eneir
Gia
Larae
Canadian Rheumatic Disease Survey Report Progress
Dr RE Wodehouse deputy minister told a Canadian Public Health Association meeting that the Department of National Health, with an insurance company, conducted a rheumatic disease survey in Canada. Results will be published later, showing age and sex percentages, disease types, and seasonal severity to aid the Canadian Rheumatic Disease Association and private practitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Natural Health
Canada
Department of National Health
RE. Wodehouse
Canadian Public Health Association
Wodehouse
Confectioner’s watchdog guards a chocolate frenzy
A Belgrace confectioner left his shop to lunch and found a crowd before the locked door. Inside, his dog devoured box after box of chocolates, the watchdog feasting as observers watched in disbelief.
Lloyd George to Sell Home and Live in Flat in Future
The article states David Lloyd George plans to sell his Surrey home, considers Dwyfor House too large, and expects to reside in a modern service flat when in London. It also notes Florida has 8,751 miles of tidal coastline and ends with an unrelated fragment about a person named Surose.
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Loyd George
Hom
David Lloyd George
Surrey
Dwyfor House
London
Local officials announce reduced lighting due to bad weather
A fragmented note reports a council or town authority warning about a 10 percent lighting bill rise while advising caution with expenses. It mentions the Scots turning out street lights when bright moonlight appears and notes the Hebrides facing heavy weather reducing moon usage for the season.
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Mwmoway
Aoe
Tas Tenenshham
Hebrides
Frantic Bride Complains Of Freezer Ice Cubes Runaway
A bride phoned Rochester Gas and Electric to report her new refrigerator freezing cubes too fast. Jack Sharkey said an electrician found ice cubes piled in pans and across the kitchen floor. Britain’s wealth is pegged high with a large per capita share. luxury’s weight noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frese
Rochester Gas and Flectric Corporation
Jack Sharkey
Asia a short distance from North America via Behring Strait
A brief note states Asia is thirty six miles from North America across the Behring Strait and mentions New Zealand having the lowest infant mortality rate of any country.
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Asia
North America
Behring Strait
New Zealand
Toronto Library plans to photograph newspapers for files
C R Sanderson, chief librarian, explains the library will photograph newspapers to preserve them for future generations. Readers can view desired pages via a projected screen. pages filmed on 16 or 35 mm film, with 40 page papers taking five feet of film. Three weeks of papers fit on 100 feet of film, promising savings.
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Toronto Library
Uch
C. R. Sanderson
Lbraran
Amazing Motor Glides Through Irish Road Scene
A farmer recalls unexpectedly seeing a vehicle glide along an Irish road with no visible means of locomotion. His astonishment grew when a motor bike followed, bending the road and prompting a wife to exclaim at the wonder of the modern marvel.
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Ireland
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