World Happenings Briefly Told
Mrs. George Dewey widow of Manila Bay hero died at her Washington residence. The British Columbia government favors federal radio control in Canada in reply to Ottawa. Sir Robert Burnett who served the Marquis of Lorne is dead. Jon A. Stiles named chief executive officer of the Boy Scouts Association in Canada. The 18th Amendment sustained by Supreme Court. Volstead law to continue. Walter Lindrum summoned to Buckingham Palace for demonstration before the King and Queen. Earldom conferred on Viscount Willingdon in the Official Gazette. Alexander Gibb invited to study port facilities at Halifax St John Quebec Montreal Vancouver. Big Bar Thompson wins fourth mayoral term in Chicago primary over Judge Joe H Lyte. Orbiting eye sight vs telescope yields 3 000 years, largest telescope shows 1 500 000 000.
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George Dewey
Hhero
Manila Bay
Washington
British Columbia
Canada
Ottawa
Robert Burnett
Marquis of Lorne
Jona A. Stiles
Boy Scouts Association
Supreme Court
Viscount Willingdon
India
Alexander Gibb
Halifax
Quebec
Montreal
Vancouver
Thompson
Republic
Chicago
Joe H. Lyte
Coconut Orange Creme Pie With Celery Milk Custard
Betty Barclay outlines a dish plan featuring a coconut filled pie baked in a 300 degree oven, a meringue topping baked 380 degrees, plus a celery milk sauce. The recipe uses orange rind, shredded coconut, egg whites, sugar, salt, butter, and milk with mace for a squashy creamy finish.
Arctic Submarine Trip Seeks Crew From 1200 Applicants
Sir Hubert Wilkie attracted over 1,200 applicants for a summer Arctic voyage in a submarine. He plans to begin from Spitzbergen around July 1, cross to the Behring Sea, pass the North Pole under the ice with a crew of about 20, after filtering out those seeking only adventure.
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Sir Hubert Wilkie
Arctic Tee
Sir Hubert
New ‘Tork
Wilkins
Spitzbergen
Behring Sea
North Pole
Dominion cereal research expands since 1921 to 1930
The 1929 Dominion cereal report by L H Newman shows a rise in research plots from 756 in 1921 to 15 950 in 1930. The document details the Dominion Department of Agriculture’s cereal investigations and is now available for distribution, offering substantial information for enthusiasts of cereal grains.
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Dominion Cerealist
L. H. Newman
BSA
Dominion Department of Agriculture
French blue frock pattern with pink and green options
In Paris sketched ringey modeis and New York produced patterns feature a French blue overlaid striped frock with a yoke panel and cuffs, decorative pin tucks, and a flared hem for ease of movement. Variations include orchid gingham, yellow pique, and green linen dotted patterns. sizes 2 to 6 available. Send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name, address, pattern number, and size.
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Paris
New York
Fashion Bureau
French aviators Coste Bellonte win 1930 trophy
The International League of Aviators awards its 1930 trophy for outstanding aeronautical achievement to Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte for their Paris to New York flight. Jean Mermoz receives a medal of honor for his Brazil flight. A new Swedish German cable includes a radio broadcasting feature. The Roman Coliseum seats more people than Yale Bowl, which holds 87,000. Brigton street singers require city permits.
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International League of Aviators
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
New York
Jean Mermoz
Brazil
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Winnipeg pattern orders advertised by the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDernot Ave. Readers are instructed on how to place pattern orders and obtain mailing details through the union's office and listed contact method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDernot Ave
Winnipeg
Beebe Delves Bermuda Depths for New Marine Life
Dr William Beebe and Otis Barton descended to 1426 feet in a bathysphere off Nonsuch Island Bermuda gathering exotic fish and data on deep sea life. They collected 150 specimen cases and recorded remarkable illumination by deep sea organisms during a six and a half month expedition. China has endured annual famines for two millennia.
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Bermuda
William Beebe
Nonsuch Island
Otis Barton
New York
Beebe
China
Love of God and Neighbor in Sunday School Devotion
Readings on the great command to love neighbor as self and to love God with all powers. The lesson cites Jesus answering a scribe, the law's unity of love, and quotes Robertson and Whittier on how true love expresses purity, truth, and mercy in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Frederick W. Robertson
Whittier
Japan Advertsur prays ruthless train crossing rule
A Japanese publication endorses a strict rule: motorists who race trains at crossings face no railway company liability. The self confessed age of speed justifies prioritizing faster schedules over saving reckless drivers. The Conscientious Guide note and Camphor Cliff joke close the fragment amid travel humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Huge Undertaking to Count Canada Census 1900
Dominion statistician R H Coats announces Canada’s seventh census to begin June 1 with 15,000 workers collecting population data, eugenic and racial details, social and economic records, unemployment figures, and information on hospitals, asylums, and child welfare institutions. He seeks full public cooperation for accurate responses and speedy processing.
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Canada
Wolfe
Quebec
R. H. Coats
Dominion
Confederation
Coats
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Rome
Torrie Man Cour
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Horgreve
Walter Lindrum
Buckingham Palace
Betty Barclay
Miele
Plaver
Arctic
Cereal Research Grows
Department of
Woanipes Tvewap
Dainty
Sweden
Germany
Brignton
England
The
Canada Starch Co., Limited
Russia
Soviet Union
Siberian
S. With
Bermuda Waters
Jon
Buckley
Levitcus
Lessoe
Lanier
Chabane
Camphor Cliff
Bong
English Channel
Spohn
NAS Fatents
Rooder
Siskin
Ivestment
John A. Chantler & Co., Ltd
Wellington St. W
Toronto, Ont
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