World Happenings Briefly Told
Arthur J Cody aged 98 and cousin of Col William Cody died at his London home from a heart attack. Shakespeare birthplace will host an international aeronautical conference in July. H W Kemmis Edmonton gained a Rebellion medal from Ottawa. James E Hardy 64 died in Toronto after a Falls on a tight wire in 1596. Canada April tax intake totalled 15,179,272 dollars, up from 1913,853 last year. Yorkshire mills weave 3,000 miles of khaki for Britain’s conscripts and doubled territorial army. Trans Atlantic air mail service likely not before August. Prime Minister Savage rejects deep wage cuts to protect Britain New Zealand trade. British youths to receive 1s 6d daily during six months military training.
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Kemmis
Edmonton
Ottawa
Moose Mountain
James E Hardy
Toronto
Canada
National Revenue Department
Atlantic
Britain
Michael Savage
New Zealand
Army Council
Philosophy for happier living booklet offer
A Winnipeg newspaper union service advertises a booklet titled Philosophy A Guide to Happier Living featuring insights from Marcus Aurelius Lin Yutang Emerson and other thinkers. Readers are urged to send coins to obtain a 32 page summary of ancient and modern philosophy with additional pamphlets available at 15 cents each.
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Kllonop
Marcus Aurelius
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Manitoba Industrial Development Board New Industries Plan
A Manitoba radio talk outlines the Manitoba Industrial Development Board and its New Industries Committee. It urges all Manitobans to engage, travel beyond Winnipeg, and promote locally made goods to attract factories, noting advantages like cheap power, skilled labor, and loyal buyers, while stressing citizen involvement over expert panels.
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Development Board
Manioba
Industrial Deveement Board
Tom
Emerson
Manitoba
Manitoba Industrial Development Board
Winnipeg
Greater Winnipeg
St. Boniface
Virden
Whitemouth
Furally
Greater
Winnpeg
Board of Trade
Coca Cola
Detroit
Industrial Development Board
New Industries Committee
Industral Development Board of Manitoba
Sunday World War II era Sunday school lesson notes
A devotional text on Romans 1 16 and 11 17 outlines Paul as a servant of Jesus Christ called to the gospel. It quotes C R Erdman and J Stuart Holden on Paul’s authority, aims, and the gospel’s reach to Gentiles. The piece references industrial development in Manitoba and urges study and active participation in local boards and investment themes.
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San Worl
Paul
Jesus
Davids
Jesus Christ
Rome
God
Lord Jesus Christ
C. R. Erdman
J. Stuart Holden
Christ
Found charter of British rule over New York unearthed
A long hidden document dating to 1647 confirming Charles I letters patent authorizing Edmund Andros to seize the Dutch colony of New Netherland was found in England. The artifact, part of the Andros family holdings, was donated by William Evarts Benjamin and placed on display by the New York Historical Society.
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New York
America
Charles I
Edmund Andros
Colony
New Netherland
Andros
England
Wiliam Evarts Benjamin
New York Historical Society
Slenderizer dress pattern by Anne Adams
Anne Adams announces pattern 4082 and 4092 for a new larger frock with feminine softness and slenderizing lines. The design features high-set tucks, two sleeve options, and three skirt panels that flatter the figure. Available in sizes 36 through 48, fabric yardage noted for size 36. send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg for details and ordering.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg
Union
McDermot
Restoration in Canada hinges on private enterprise
Sir Edward Beatty, chair and president of Canadian Pacific, told Montreal’s Advertising and Sales Executives Club that Canada’s restoration requires renewed confidence and vigor from private enterprise. He urged belief in government policy wisdom and warned against harmful competition between publicly funded and privately owned railways, saying progress is not yet adequate.
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Canada
Sir Edward Beatty
Canadian Pafhe Railway
Montreal
Advertising and Sales Executives Club of
Sir Edward
Railways of
Debunking the Proteins and Starches Food Fad
A medical note condemns the claim that eating proteins and starches together is harmful. It argues most foods naturally combine both elements, cites peas and potatoes as proof, and criticizes fad diet advocates and quacks. Properly balanced diets use mixed protein and carbohydrate proportions.
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Dist
Nature
Cancer Articles Offered by Health League of Canada
A note directs readers to obtain the complete Dr McCullough cancer articles by writing to The Health League of Canada at 105 Bond St Toronto Ontario. The notice emphasizes securing the set in one request.
Street Mendicants Trounce Bond Street Merchants
A London Times report notes a rise in street musicians beggars and match sellers in Bond Street causing public nuisance. Visitors from abroad lose favorable impressions and shopkeepers report lost trade including a wealthy customer ceasing visits costing about £750 yearly. Grosvenor Street traders addressed the issue by ordering movers on outside premises.
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London
Bond Street
Grosvenor Street
London Times
Youthful woman directs Moscow Circuit Railway
A 25 year old woman has taken command of the Moscow Circuit Railway amid shifting leadership. Her appointment marks a notable rise for women in railway management within the region, signaling new directions for operations and modernization efforts.
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Moscow
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