Prince of Wales Eyes Canada Visit Again
World happenings brief notes include the Prince of Wales planning another visit to Canada in the near future during a stop at the British Industries Fair. Other items mention Newark device for airplane landing lights, General Edward J. Higgins' reception in England, and various international notices.
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Prince of Wales
Canada
Newark
Edward J. Higgins
Salvation Army
Clapton
England
James Fitzmaurice
Irish Free State
Berlin
New York
Azores
Lace manufacture origins linked to Flemish refugees in Cranfield
In 1561 at St Annaberg Saxony Barbara Uttmann spurred lace craft. Refugees from Flanders settled Cranfield in Bedfordshire near Buckinghamshire, influencing English lace beginnings. MR delivers a letter from London to Cape Town in 17 days.
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St Annaberg
Saxony
Barbara Uttmann
England
Flanders
Cranfield
County of
Bedford
Buckinghamshire
London
Cape Town
Ship Eggs To Japan On Empress Of Russia
A consignment of 1000 hatching eggs from high quality white Leghorn stock is being shipped to Japan aboard the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Russia. The eggs are packed in vermin proof boxes and kept at a steady 70 degrees under expert handling.
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Flowery Kingdom
Japan
Canadian Pacific
Russia
Canadian Pacific Express
Modernistic pattern idea stirs interest in children’s dress
The ad describes a 3d wool crepe outfit for children aged 3, 8, 10, and 14 with a bolero treatment and diagonal slant yoke. It promotes Style No. 361 in silk crepe and velvet fabrics, price 25 cents plus 10 cents for a Fashion Magazine copy.
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Wrap
Bleeding Gums Signals Health Issues and Pocketed Danger
The article explains how bleeding gums reflect oral tissue health, noting color change from pink to red, swelling, or recession as signs. It describes gingival pockets and thin protective epithelium, where disease-causing organisms enter, weaken vessels, and trigger bleeding under stress.
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Dectist
A Perfect Medicine for Little Ones Baby’s Own Tablets
A health advert extols Baby’s Own Tablets as a gentle laxative for infants and children, claiming safe use for newborns, no opiates, and a testimonial from Mrs. Earl E Taylor of Owen Sound. Available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co at 25 cents per box.
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Earle Taylor
Owen Sound
Ont
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Sunday School Lesson and Growth Themes
A Sunday school page presents the March lesson on the Kingdom of God as growth, with biblical references from Matthew, Mark, Romans, and Ephesians. It includes Epictetus quotes and a note on progress, plus jumbled ad copy about Elm trees, Muscular rheumatism relief, and warnings about a Death's Head moth.
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Epictetus
Lyman Abbott
How To Order Patterns Acarese
Winnipeg newspaper notice lists pattern ordering details From the Winnipeg Union at 318 McDermot Ave. The item presents a pattern order service with location and contact cues.
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Acarese
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Game Birds For Alberta Restocking Program Expands
About 2,000 Mongolian and Chinese ring necked pheasants will be imported this summer by the Calgary Fish and Game Association. The birds will be released across southern Alberta as part of a restocking plan that placed 1,800 pheasants last season to boost the province's game bird supply.
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Calgary
Games Association
Alberta
Heart Palpitations and Nerve Troubles Published Cure
Mrs. Fred A. Pugsley of East Southampton Nova Scotia reports nerves and heart palpitations kept her awake. After taking six boxes she says the product improved her condition and she recommends it for sleeplessness caused by heart and nerve issues. Price 30 cents a box, or mailed by The T Milburn Co. Ltd Toronto.
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Fred A. Pugsley
Southampton
N.S
T. Milburn Co., Ltd
Toronto
Scottish bankbooks hold 23 million pounds in savings
A Glasgow bank reports that one in three Scots aged 18 or over has a bankbook and the total saved is 23 million pounds. Last year savings topped over a million pounds, with about 163,000 saved in home safes. A variety of unrelated items appear in this fragmentary page.
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Scotland
Glasgow
Winnipeg Chosen For Dairy Convention 1930
The Western Canada Dairy Association set to hold its 1930 convention in Winnipeg after a decision at the Vancouver annual meeting. Championship prizes awarded in inter-provincial competitions with Manitoba Co-operative Dairies, Brandon, sweeping the Logan trophy for 151 points. Alberta Dairy Supplies awards went to Manitoba Co-operative Dairies Winnipeg Crescent Creamery Winnipeg Russell Creamery Russell Man Manitoba Co-operative Dairies Brandon.
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Nentern Canada Association
Western Canada Dairy Association
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Logan
Manitoba Co-operative Dairies
Brandon
A. L. Pearson
Alberta Dairy Supplies
Manitoba Co-operative Dair~ies
Crescent Creamery
Russell Creamery
Russell
Man
Foundation Seed Production Attracts Attention In Wheat Varieties
The cereal division of the Dominion Department of Agriculture focuses on foundation seed for new wheat varieties Garnet and Reward while older Marquis and Arthur peas are being re selected to solidify their type. Nighttime attacks on tourists are reported around Hamburg, Germany.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
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Canadian Authors’ Association
Halifax
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Finish Newwspaper
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Sodbury
Justice Wright
Convic Yon
Barry Mewinborgs
N.S. Jane
Miller's Worm
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Orkney and Shetland Islands
China
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Jesus
Arizona
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Minard
Patter
Satitana
Muu
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Germany
Sosa
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