World Happenings Briefly Told
Sir Kenne Howard and Lady Howard will visit Western Canada this year. Peru moves to abolish the prevent law and make the President eligible as a candidate to reach re election. Two fine satographed engravings of the King and Queen will be displayed at the new Canadian legation. In Chile several volcanoes near San Angelo have become active. An air force bombing plane crashed at East Church Kent and four occupants burned to death. Quebec votes on May 16 with nominations May 9. Exchange Telegraph reports Egypt government resigns. ministry formed June 6, Adly Yexhen Pasha premier. Dr. Farnell in Providence announces a radical new treatment for sleeping sickness. A fossil crocodile-like object two feet long was found embedded under the Atlantic near Glace Bay Nova Scotia.
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Canadan Legation
San Ango
Chile
Quebec
Cairo
Egyptan
Adly Yexhen Pasha
Frederick J. Farnell
Providence
Glace Bas
Nova Scotia
Atlantic
China Faces Possible Struggle Over Soviets and Warlord Rule
The article discusses potential Chinese resistance to Soviet influence, the odds of repudiating foreign obligations, and the likelihood of a difficult path to modernizing governance. It notes warlord compromise habits and possible foreign invasion to secure guarantees, with broad implications for America Britain and other powers. Alberta Irrigation Projects See Eight Active Schemes Covering 400 446 Acres. 188 930 Cultivable.
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Chang Tsolin
China
America
Britain
Alberta
Berta Irrigation and Drainage Cou
Fashion frock pattern with braid trimming and belts
Union style notice describes frock No 1563 in sizes 36 to 44 with inverted plait center front side seams and one piece back. View A shows braid trim on the skirt front long collar vestee belt with bow at left, View II shows untrimmed version with Garretted sleeves and two buckle front belt. Material lists and prices noted.
Western Fox Ranches and province counts in 1930s trade note
The secretary of the Canadian National Fox Breed Association reports Manitoba with 89 registered ranches and 228 members, Saskatchewan 33 ranches, Alberta 100, and British Columbia. An Edmonton Exhibition feature will honor a historic Jubilee, while distant planetary data and a New York scavenger reference appear in the readable fragments.
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Canadian National Silver Fox Breedfers’ Association
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Sunday School Lesson May 1 The Gates Of Gethsemane And The High Priest
Devotional reading guides readers through Mark 14 53 24 focusing on Jesus before the Sanhedrin and the scene in the high priest palace Peter follows at a distance and warms himself by a charcoal fire as the passion narrative unfolds The text references crucible moments and contrasts bold discipleship with fear while highlighting forgiveness and grace amid betrayal and looming death.
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Mark
Gethsemane Tao
Jeans
Alts Peter
Jesus
Onbless
Peter
Hinself
Jerusalem
Marie
Christ
Beazier
Hermon
Bethany
Lin Matas
Albertic to Enter Montreal as Largest Ship Yet
The Albertic of the White Star Line Canadian Service will dock at Montreal in April, becoming the largest vessel to sail up the St Lawrence to the port. At 887 feet long and 72 feet beam, she surpasses the Dorie and Rezina, joining the St Lawrence run to Montreal with express Liverpool service and calls at Queenstown.
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Albertic
White Star Line
Montreal
Crat of Apell
Rive
Dorie
Sity
Wike Star Line
Forrest St
Durie
St. Law
St. Lawrence
Albertle
Liverpool
Queenstown
Bull
British inventor Baird touts transatlantic television link
John L. Baird, a young British inventor, claims to have established a New York to London television link and promises a public demonstration. He envisions a $150 receiving set from the Li Ue company if tests succeed, while Post Office engineers caution that a public pulse service remains distant.
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York-London
Briich
John L. Baird
York
New York
Coulsdon
America
Baird
Li Ue
Irector
London
Washington
Britain
General Post Office
Scientis
Atlantic
Post Office
Canadian Air Force to replace obsolete planes with four modern fighters
Canadian air policy outlines replacing aging aircraft with four modern fighters under a broad program. The plan includes training needs, forest fire detection and suppression across major northern regions, and an air survey mission across provinces to map remote areas critical for forest wealth and northern development.
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Parlig
Department of National D
Air Service
Manitoba
Sasktchewan
Rocky Mountains
Alber Reserve
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Winnipeg pattern orders available through the Winnipeg Newspaper Union located at 26 McDermot Ave. Members can request pattern catalogs and purchase by mail or at the office. Processing times vary by order size and payment method.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Canadian Club seeks Ottawa tablet for federation anniversary
The Canadian Club of New York plans a pen subscription to fund a tablet on Parliament Hill in Ottawa to mark the sixteenth anniversary of Confederation. Senator W. A. unenanan, publisher of the Lethbridge Herald, spoke at the Toronto Young Men's Board of Trade about West transformation from grain to mixed farming and growing industrial centers broadening the region’s economy and labor base.
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Pian Memorial
Ottawa
Canadian Club of
New York
United States
Co. Federation
United Work
W. A. Unenanan
Lethbridge Herald
Toronto Young Men’s Board of Trade
Fragmentary historical notes mix pardons death sentences and radios
Fragmented OCR reads of a historical piece note pardons and executions across prisons, gardening customs, a King’s mercy, Sweden’s radio expansion with over 200,000 receiving sets, and a patient asking if medicine will help. The disjointed text references various topics without a single coherent event.
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Sweden
Wool Growers Report Progress At Ninth Canadian Meet
At the ninth annual convention of the Canadian Wool Growers Association steady progress was reported for 1924 with the wool pool handling 3,963,630 pounds, up from 3,527,000 the previous year. Some 10,060 growers across the provinces contributed to the association’s 1924 sales and Colonel Robert McEwan was reelected president. Geneva tensions arose as Germany proposed a new treaty provision to limit land force armaments including rifles, machine guns, tanks, and armored cars, with no agreed overall cap yet.
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Geneva
Germany
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
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Sir Kenne Howard
Lady Howard
Western Canada
Peru
Motal Air Force
East Church
Kent
Eng
Newspaper Union
Edmonton
Hameed
Deglter
Menmurtas
Moregry
Meters
Prats
Albertie
Albernie
Mer
White Star
Bertic
Hank
England
W. G. Waal
Megantic
Sons of Scotland
Glasgow
Robt. Stewart
Toronto
Magnificent Megantic
Royal National
Elstedaton Holyhead
Anglesea
North Wales
Dorkc
Vannin
Manamen
Northern Ontario
T. Moseley Williams
New Liskeard
Regina
Rome
Cisien
Parlex Francais
Europe
Lapland
Canadian Legion
British Empire Service League
Belgium
France
Lille
Ypres
Arras
Somme
Paris
Scotland
Ireland
Holland
Switzerland
Italy
Ostend
Daughters of Isabella
Thomas J. Heffernan
Doric, Uly
Evers
Hubbell Calles Zo Tome
Thos
Cook & Son
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