World Happenings Briefly Told
A patchwork of items notes spring visits by dignitaries to the Pacific coast and planned repairs to the Leaning Tower of Pisa. It cites British Columbia population at 568000 in 1926, a death in Britain of Gerald William Lascelles, and mentions Canadian coal subsidies, bicycle loans in Moscow, Lindbergh aviation remarks, and Japanese immigrants to Canada in 1926 27. Banff hot springs in the Rockies attract attention for their significant flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisa
Ministry of Educa
Champlain
R. J. Agnew
RGN
Vancouver
British Columbia
Gerald William Lascelles
Earl of Harewood
Viscount Las
Richard Kearton
Burrey
England
Ontario
Quebec
Charles Woodward
Moscow
Col
Charles A Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Canada
House of Commons
Fitted Hiptine Pattern Promotes Simple Home Dressmaking
The ad describes a bloused bodice frock with a V neck and bow tie, listing size 16 years to 44 inch bust and yardage needs. It promotes a fashion book and pattern No. 1706 for 25 cents, with guidance on fabric and fit and a price on the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicce
Protecting B.C. Frat Crop Ewe-Parasites Inport into Orchard Regions
British Columbia authorities plan to import counter parasitic insects from Wenatchee to combat codling moth and earwig pests threatening Okanagan fruit crops. Entomologist E R Buckle notes possible risks of secondary pests. Washington state losses reached 5000 dollars in 1925 with 800 carloads of apples culled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okanagan
E.R. Buckle
Vernon
Wenatchee
Wash
United Stovernment
British Columbia
Washington
Yakima
Secretary Kelogg Praises Canadian Visit and Ottawa Exhibit
Secretary of State Frank Kellogg returned to Washington from Canada praising the trip. He spoke of Ottawa hospitality from Viscount Lingdon and Prime Minister Mackenzie King and noted the Actives building as one of the world’s most interesting exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Kellogg
Washington
Canada
Ottawa
Viscount Willingdon
W. L. Mackenzie King
Actives
How To Order Patterns Pattern Ko Winnipeg Address
A fragmented notice lists a pattern ordering process from a Winnipeg newspaper union. It mentions McDermot Ave and a pattern shop name, with limited readable details about contact or steps to place an order. Further specifics are not clear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Image Of Woman Across The Sea On First Televised View
London inventor Jobe L Baird transmitted the image of a woman across the sea to Hartedale New York marking a historic televisor demonstration. Mrs Howe of the London Associated Press sat before a bank of lamps while observers in the United States reported a clear reception. The test showcased early tele-vision potential and thrilled Baird and Mrs Howe with cross continental sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Verne
Jobe L Baird
Baird
London
Hartedale
New York
W. C Cox
London Press Association
United
Fox
Howe
James Howe
Associated Press
United States
How
Mr. Baird
Atlantic
Many Mothers Recommend Baby’s Own Tablets Worldwide
From Canaan the fame of Baby Own Tablets spreads as mothers endorse the remedy for common young child ailments. Mrs Arthur T Allen of Auburn Maine reports her nervous child sleeps better after use and bowels regulate quickly. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers 25 cent boxes by mail from Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Arthur T. Allen
Auburn
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Federal Grants For Fairs Policy Of Government
Western MPs report daily telegrams from constituents about federal grants to class B fairs and expect a vivid debate this session. The issue centers on how grants are awarded with no clear principle to guide distribution. Western members push to fund all qualifying fairs or end the program. The piece notes a broader jab about men seeking trouble and failure in other pursuits.
Triumph Over Death and Faith at Jairus Home
Jesus heals a dying daughter of Jairus after addressing a faith weary woman who touches his garment. Amid skepticism, Jesus raises the girl to life, instructing calm and faith as witnesses, with Peter James and John present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Jairus
Hima
Peter
James
John
Noted Indian Chief Dead After Narrowly Escaped Burial
Moses Brown of the Chehalis Reserve in British Columbia has died and been buried. He had a dramatic near burial 35 years ago when a coffin misalignment jolted, allowing him to awake and walk home with the mourners. A respected guide, bartender in New Westminster, and medicine man, he spoke several languages and aided provincial and federal governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Brown
Chehalis Reserve
B.C
Aga
Moses
Cariboo
British Columbia
New Westminster
Provine
Fchief Moses
Truth About Cancer by Dr Bell Advocates Nonoperative Cure
Excerpted claims challenge cancer surgery and radiotherapy, arguing cancer is a blood disease not local to the tumor. The piece credits Dr Robert Bell, 1026, with opposing orthodox methods and offering his works and letters for free via Charles Walter in Toronto. A Parisian poet mocks lions in a cage. a note on wealth and action follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bell
Frcps, &c
Catda
United States
Charles Walter
Brunswick Avenue
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Cream of Tomato Soup Recipe from a Historic Page
A vintage soup formula uses canned or fresh tomatoes with onion celery parsley and bay leaf. Simmer the seasoned tomatoes then thicken a white sauce with butter flour and milk before combining and serving. Adjust seasonings or omit vegetables for a smoother blend.
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Borden's
Blind Woman Gives Oil Lamp Savings to Mission Fund
A blind woman in Ireland saves ten shillings yearly on lamp oil and donates the amount to mission work. When pressed about the gift she explains her blindness means she does not need a lamp and wishes to shed light for the heathen lands.
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Ireland
Back Seat Record and A Car Joke Amid Local Murmurs
A neighbor teases a man about his new car while his wife critiques his driving. The man quips that the car delivers about 40,000 words to the gallon, a humorous exaggeration reflecting local banter and idle talk. A remark about a healthy baby sparks comment on temperament, noting robust town voices.
Cantessium Treatment Debated by London Medical Authority
A well known London expert and recognized cancer authority discuss Cantessium in dimly lit language. They argue cancer stems from vitamin deficiency and faulty body processes. The piece links treatment to frost and claims various cases show symptoms, naming Charlee Walter and Siri Satine with Ontario references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ricarr
Ee Caesaign Charlee Walter
Siri Satine
Foronte
Ontario
Cam
Planning First Air Cruise by Imperial Airways from Croydon
The first world aerial cruise will depart Croydon with 12 passengers on a 35 day tour of France Spain Northern Africa Sicily and Italy. Imperial Airways plans luxurious onboard service and a full crew with pilot engineer and stewards. The 5500 mile air route plus extensive car travel is arranged by tour directors attracting American interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Airways
Croydon
France
Spain
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Pure Castoria Endorsed For Babies By Doctors And Mothers
Advertises Castoria for infants promising relief from colic and digestive complaints. Claims no castor oil needed and states doctors approve with a care book included. Emphasizes safety, pleasant taste, and gentle effect on the stomach while advising medical consultation for real illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Britain
Eves
Viscount
Lady Willingdon
Pacific Coast
Banf
Banff
Rocky ‘Mountains National Park
Alberta
Kellogg
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Informaion Ovis Se
Macatt
Echange Bulding
Miaari
Maan
Vaen
the Borden Co. Limited
Montreal
Louis Loigara
Minard
Yassan
Taon
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