World Happenings Briefly Told
France backs a naval probe and pays for it while Canada reports insurer losses in 1928 and a new Fort Churchill branch is planned. Amoud Massicotte dies at 53 in Quebec. CN rail work costs rise in 1925, and a jokey quip ends the item.
British Columbia to require prospectus copies for mining firms
A proposed provincial law in British Columbia aims to protect investors by requiring all new mining companies to file copies of their prospectuses with the mines department before issuance. The measure targets misstatements about property and resources and seeks to curb wildcat promotions by enabling faster government action.
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Columbia
British Columba
Mines Department
Socral
World’s Poultry Congress to Draw Canadian Breeders in 1950
Canadian poultry breeders will exhibit about 10 percent of their birds at the World’s Poultry Congress to be held at the Crystal Palace London in July 1950. F C Elford announces Canada will enter an educational exhibit. Hon Dr W R Motherwell named an executive committee with HB Donovan as chairman and provincial ministers on the panel.
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Crystal Palace
London
F.C. Elford
Dominion Poultry
Poultry Science Association Canada
W. R. Motherwell
Agrculture
HB Donovan
Potryman
Attractive one piece dress pattern for Jersey fabrics
Nothing more lovely or smart than this one piece dress pattern in patterned wool Jersey for daytime wear. It features a hip yoke, plaited skirt and jabot frill with an applied band, priced 25 cents in stamps with 10 cents extra for a Paris styles magazine.
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Jersey
Fusion
Paris
Nervous System Remedies and Health Advertisements
A collection of health advertisements explains nerve function and ailments, urging Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder, Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as a trusted aid, Miller’s Worm Powder for intestinal parasites, and Dr Thomas’s Electric Oil for general relief. It cites a testimonial from Miss Margaret MacDonald and notes a Turkish captain’s punishment for alphabet opposition.
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St. Vitus
Margaret RK MacDonald
Catallone Road
N.S
Sabbath Observance and Noted Deaths in Brief
Reverence the Sabbath as a day of rest and worship, stressing balanced work and rest and citing sources from Exodus 20 and Genesis. Also notes the death of Surgeon Captain Edward Atkinson at 45, a WWI veteran linked to the Antarctic expedition, plus new identification methods using teeth prints alongside fingerprints and footprints.
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Ruskin
Jesus
Amory H. Bradford
Edward Atkinson
Scott
Grand Fleet
Gallipoli
France
D.S.O
Odense
Denmark
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern buyers in Winnipeg can place orders via the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 275 McDermot Ave. Address service details outline mail order options and estimated processing times for pattern requests.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Minard's Liniment boosts Florida and Turkish forest resources
Minard's Liniment is credited with aiding regional resource development in Florida and northern Anatolia. The report notes Turkey holds significant forest assets, especially in the northern districts of Anatolia, with emphasis on resource potential and utilization.
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Turkey
Anatolia
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