World Happenings Briefly Told
Leon Trotzky may become a permanent unwelcome guest of France a factor in international talks. A new 7 000 ton cruiser is planned for the royal Australian navy with negotiations progressing. The House of Commons voted 2250 to Jack Miner to support his bird sanctuary work in Kingsville Ontario. Trans Atlantic passenger service opened April 30 at Quebec with the Duchess of Atholl and Doe Montcalm arriving. 40 000 000 women for Nobel prize idea cited by Viscount Cecil. Ottawa port duties in April total 201 687 up on last year by 205. Regular air mail between Fort Chippewyan Alta and Fond du Lac Sask to begin about June 12. Abbot Cha Kung plans a Buddhist monastery in British Columbia subject to capital endowment. World wheat harvest is expected near equal to 1933 with regional losses offset by gains elsewhere.
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Leon Trotzky
France
Royal Australian Navy
House of Commons
Jack Miner
Kingsville
Ont
Quebec
Duchess of Atholl
Doe Montcalm
Fort Chippewyan
Alta
Fond du Lac
Sask
Post Office Department
Cat @ian
Chae Kung
Trebitsch Line
British Columbia
International Institute of Agriculture
Stamp Collectors Rally For New Air Service Flight
Thousands of stamp collectors from New Zealand Germany France England the United States and Canada sent otter covers for the first flight of the new air service from Prince Albert Beauval and Isle a la Crosse. The event promises at least 1500 revenue for the post office as covers await special cancellation stamps and cadets. Extra revenue could come from extra postage or insurance on covers.
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Prince Albert
Beauval
Isle
Post Office
New Zealand
Germany
France
England
United States
Tors
Collee
Lora Baden-Powell Walks Aided After Illness Return
Lora Baden-Powell founder of the Boy Scout movement, whose life was nearly despaired of earlier this year, was able to walk with two sticks upon returning from a Mediterranean cruise. Lord Baden-Powell, who had internal operations January 4 and 20, is described as old.
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Lora Baden-Powell
Boy Scout Movement
Lord Baden- Powell
Earth orbits the sun at vast speed per second
The Earth travels around the sun at about 18.52 miles per second, equating to roughly 70,000 miles per hour. This description outlines the orbital pace and scale of our planet's yearly revolution.
Little Journeys In Science Fire and fuel through the ages
The origins of fire, its role in early mankind, and the shift from wood to coal mark a leap into the machine age. Lavoisier’s theory of combustion contrasts with the ancient use of oil, noting coal’s rise as the cornerstone of iron smelting and modern industry. Oil’s long history leads to its dominance in ships and ships.
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Lavoisier
Russia
Pattern Styling Notes for Age 8 to 14 Garments
A fashion brief describes new model options including medium blue and white cot op print, dark blue linen finished cotton jacket, red and white seersucker with red linen jacket, and printed tab skirts with plain crepe jackets. Style No. 67 suits sizes 8 10 12 14 with fabric yardage, trim, and price 20 cents.
Fraser Lake Lumber Exports Timber To China Amid Shipments
M. M. Connelly of Fraser Lake ships five carloads of poplar and matchwood timber from Prince Rupert to China. Twenty more cars are expected to arrive. Logs measure about twenty feet long with minimum ten inch diameter.
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M. M. Connelly
Fraser Lake
China
Prince Rupert
Orient
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union
A fragment describes a Winnipeg pattern shop at 173 McDermot Ave with casual banter about ginger readiness and a rabbit, hinting at a humorous domestic scene or ad copy. The dialogue shows a household remark on cooking and patience during a pattern order process.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Adroit Question and its Purpose in Matthew 22
Sunday school lesson centers on Jesus answering the pharisaic tax question. It details their plot to condemn him, cites Luke 23:2, and presents Jesus asking whose image the tribute money bears. The response, Render unto Caesar and unto God, exposes unreality and elevates the debate to a higher plane.
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Jesus
Pilate
Caesar
God
H. Hensley
Amend Food and Drugs Act to curb cancer cures ads
A planned amendment to the Food and Drugs Act will bar sales of medicines advertised to cure cancer tuberculosis and diabetes and limit sales to common ailments The act will also ban substitute vinegar using acetic acid and tighten the Proprietary or Patent Medicines Act by requiring cautionary labels on all potent drug medicines
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House of Commons
Eight men named in a court case sweep up Bias charges
Eight men face bias related charges as prosecutors outline a case rooted in discrimination. The defendants, identified in court documents, deny wrongdoing while the judiciary schedules further hearings to determine scope and implications within the community.
Florence Hott Sets Noon Dash Across Westminster Bridge
Eleven year old amateur sprinter Florence Hott from the House of Commons catering staff attempts a 252 yard dash across Westminster Bridge. She starts at the first noon strike and reaches the far side before Big Ben completes its 12 chimes.
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Florence Hott
House of Commons
Une
Westminster Bridge
Big Ben
Vernet's Powder FALSE TEETH Advert for dental powder
A vintage ad touts Vernet's Powder for false teeth claiming it keeps plates firmly in place and protects sensitive gums. It promises a sanitary mouth, fresh breath, and comfort, noting it is prescribed by renowned dentists and available through druggists at a small cost.
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Ottawa
North
Lora nagen-Powell
W. NU
P.O
Montreal
Ruth Rogers
Fire and
Gordon H. Guest
Mla
John Walker
Mummy AS
Ginger
Etree Maersk
Turret
Imperat
Iano
Englishster Bridge
Vernet
Ford Paren
Eage Naaaron
Ontario
Otea Ette Holder
Denicotea
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