World Happenings Briefly Told From The Newswire
A collection of short items notes Canada’s dairy output from Ontario and Quebec, Mussolini urging the U S to cut European war debts at Turin, Winnipeg barrister Henry Nason dies at 76, a fatal factory collapse near Gir in Upper Egypt during a wedding, Bow River flood control under Calgary scheme, a Paris unveiling of a plaque for 133 Yorktown siege French soldiers, Dowager Marchioness of Lara Gown dies in London, and Judge Holman Gregory named common sergeant of the City of London succeeding Sir Henry Dickens.
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Benito Mussolini
United States
Turin
Italy
Winnipeg
Man
Henry Nason
Weston
Ont
Fa Ftoor
Gir
Upper
Egypt
Alberta
Dominion
Bow River
Calgary
Yorktown
Paris
France
Holman Gregory
City of London
Henry Fielding Dickens
Charles Dickens
Situation Vacant Female at Home Sewing Job
Woman sought for home sewing by National Manufacturing Co Dept 84 Montres pay good charges paid. Position requires neat workmanship at home with flexible hours and compensation details provided upon inquiry.
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National Manufacturing Co
Dept
Montres
Pie Crust Easily Made and Blackberry Meringue Pie
A guide to quick two crust styles using crumbled crumbs and Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk with lemon juice. It details Blackberry Meringue Pie, crust setup, meringue topping, baking, and chilling steps for a no bake option and a method for crusts and fillings in two groups.
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Eagle Brand
Fat Man Loses Weight With Kruschen Salts
G L B shares his experience of dropping from 227 to 164 pounds in twelve months by using Kruschen Salts each morning before breakfast, plus daily walking. He claims no dieting was needed, only small dose and diet modification alongside regular exercise.
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Sremmegst
Canadian Wheat Exports in 11 Weeks Reach 53.65 Million Bushels
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 53,650,900 bushels exported in the first 11 weeks of the current crop year, compared with 29,453,299 bushels the prior year. For the week ended October 14 the total was 6,246,766 bushels, down nearly 1,000,000 from the previous week. The accompanying table details export quantities and channels.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Optical Illusion at Intersections Affects Driver Speed
An article explains a traffic wedge illusion at crossroads where a car from the right appears faster as both approach the wedge. Drivers are urged to slow down when near the wedge, and if collision is unavoidable, to speed up slightly to clear the crossing.
Arctic Voyage Promises Best Real Rent for Crew
Hudson's Bay Company Karise crew say Arctic life offers best real rent and a quiet trip to northern outposts. After three months in the north a weary mood not yet hit the Arctic, with R. H. Bonnycastle noting supplies and work are adequate during the voyage from the west to Vancouver.
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Arctic
Hudson's Bay Company
Deserves The Honor Earl Byng Earned Award Of Mee
General Byng earned the field marshal's baton after a notable World War I command. The Canadian Expeditionary Force served under Byng who later became governor-general. The baton marks the highest army rank and is granted for royal or distinguished service.
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Earl Byng
Byng
General Byng
Street named after Canadian captain at Churchill port
A new Churchill town street will be named after living Canadian Captain J. E. Bernier of Levis Quebec. He is the only Canadian alive honored among streets named for northern explorers in the Hudson Bay project.
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Churchill
Bernier
J. E. Bernier
Levis
Que
Canada
Hudson Bay
North Lands
Sunday School Lesson November 6
Sunday School Lesson November 6 outlines daily readings from Psalms 22 27 28 67 and 72 and Isaiah 2 1 4 Matthew 28 16 20 Ephesians 2 13 19 with devotional Psalm 46 4 11 and commentary on the Messianic king and the new covenant in Christ. FR Meyer and G A Johnston Ross are cited for interpretation.
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Solomon
Hezekiah
Dummelow
Isles
Sheba
Arabia
Seba
Red Sea
FR. Meyer
Paul
Jesus Christ
God
G. A. Johnston Ross
Valveless Four Cylinder Boat Motor Promises Fast Travel
Indianapolis inventor John Irvine announces a valveless four cylinder motor for boats after eighteen years of work. He claims water cooling and testing success allow speeds up to 40 miles per hour and potential adaptations for airplanes and automobiles. Irvine notes two cylinder valveless motors exist but four cylinder designs previously stuck cylinders.
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Indianapolis
John Irvine
Irvine
An Oil For All Men
An advertisement extols Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as a versatile remedy for soldiers fishermen lumbermen outdoor workers and a general home medicine. It claims to ease pain relieve colds dress wounds subdue lumbago and overcome rheumatism and recommends keeping it at home and taking it on trips.
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Thomas
The Rise of Canada’s Sasts and Related Wood Goods
A historic note describes Canada’s growing wood products industry with seven Quebec factories, two in Nova Scotia, and two in Ontario. Factory output in 1831 reached 1 190 403 dollars with notable sideline products such as atley bowls, ten pins, duck pins, golf club heads, tongue depressors, and wooden candy spoons and sticks valued at 321 160 dollars.
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Canada
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Cambridge to build $2.5 million library
Cambridge England plans a new library building costing two and a half million dollars. The project aims to expand public access to books and services, with construction to commence after funding approval and site selection.
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Cambridge
England
Mixed Marriages Not Favored By Italians
A study notes that among Italians, nearly all Catholic men who married last year wed Catholic wives, with small shares choosing other Christian groups or Jewish spouses. Fewer Catholic women married outside Catholicism, while many Jewish men and brides paired with Catholics or Protestants. Civil marriages are legal, but about 96.88 percent took place in public worship.
Appleford Wonder Paper Promises Dusting Breakthrough
A promotional piece touts Appleford Wonder Paper as a new dust cloth replacing ordinary rags. It claims the product dusts surfaces, can be used on floors when worn, comes in a twenty five sheet pack, and is backed by a bonus booklet offer.
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Apsleford Wonder
Canaan
Wonder
Appleford
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