World Happenings Briefly Told in News
Radio audience in the United States reaches 41,453,496 per a National Neroadcasting Company survey. An airport for Halifax is planned under Major Tuh ope’s air routes sector. A one room Luther Bu Rank exhibit moves to Detroit’s Ford museum. Turkey moves to abolish the title Pasha. Over 7,000 pieces of mail await Graf Zeppelin return in New York. An execution suspect in San Quentin dies in his cell. Ontario liquor act changes unlikely next session. White Horse to Dawson air mail first regular through service. Captain TG Stephens ferries 650 pounds of freight to Dawson on the Royal Mai Line. Ladies’ Aid rummage sale announced for Wednesday evening. Monaco ruled an independent principality for 00 years before French Revolution.
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United States
Halifax
Tuhope
Department of Civil Aviation
Luther Bu
Rank
Detroit
Ford Historical Museum
Turkey
New York
Ying
San Quentin
Fairfield
Zo- Jono County
W. N. Price
White Horse
Dawson
TG. Stephens
Fairchild
Gheenfeld and
Pickering Royal Mai
Canadian Club Holds Ottawa Meeting Chooses Staffing
The executive committee of the Association of Canadian Clubs met in Ottawa this autumn to extend speaker itineraries enlarge the Canadian Club Magazine and plan radio programmes and policy. CG. Cowan was re elected chairman. Miss Katherine Evans was added to the permanent staff, a daughter of a founder of the Canadian Club movement. The group aims to hold 1 000 meetings for 120 clubs and organize radio broadcasting with a national committee to be appointed next.
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Ottawa
Association of Canadian Clubs
CG. Cowan
Katherine Evans
Winnipeg
Shea
W. Sanford Evans
Mila
Dominion
London garage by sunk pit car fits underground
London masters the garage problem with a concrete sunk pit system. A canopy shelters the platform and a car can be lowered and raised by house controlled push buttons, providing a weatherproof, burglar and foolproof storage solution amid tight urban spaces.
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London
Factories Rise Across Western Canada Attracting Industry
Western Canada marks rapid industrial growth with 2210 factories, 26436 workers, and a $46.18 million annual wage bill. Manitoba leads main industry output at $85.4 million, while flour milling, slaughtering, and meat packing drive the economy. rail rolling stock and electric power add sizable figures, signaling a broader shift from farming to industrial enterprise.
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Canada
Manito
Saskatchewan
Aldera
Manitoba
Prairie Provinces
Ewan
Western
Frock Pattern Notes for Misses and Small Women
Charming youthful frock with flared skirt and scalloped bodice features short or long sleeves, convertible collar, and front tie. Pattern No. 1620 fits sizes 1s to 20 years, yardage listed for 39 and 34 busts, View B requires 1 yard 39 inch striped and 1 yard 39 inch plain. Book price 10 cents for the pattern guide.
Obedience To Civil Authority Christian Duty
Sunday School lesson notes discuss Romans 13 1 14 and Psalm 15 with emphasis on submitting to higher powers, the role of civil rulers, and making laws reflect Christian ideals. It references Pauls ties to Rome, Nero, and Acts events, urging believers to influence legislation toward Christlike governance.
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Caesar
Priscil Aquila
Rome
Paul
Roman Empire
Pau
Nero
Paphos
Thessalonica
Corinth
Ephesus
Timothy
Apostle
Gaius Glenn Atkins
Weekly recipes by Betty Barclays
Readable notes list a dinner item using bread crumbs evaporated milk and water sirloin beef lemon juice salt grated cheese pimiento green pepper olives and bacon. Instructions describe forming balls wrapping in bacon and baking ten biscuits yield five servings with a mild oven note and a mixed ingredient set.
DD Fruit Wafers Ad In Winnipeg Paper
An advertisement appears in the Winnipeg newspaper union page for DD Fruit Wafers at 155 McDermot Ave Winnipeg, listing address details and contact point for purchases.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
How To Order Patterns Cup Butter and More
Instructions mix butter sugar and orange rind with flour and orange juice to bake a very thin sheet. Then a folk riddle about deducing deaths and siblings appears along with a note on Canadian potato imports falling from 1924 to 1927. A social quip about bachelor life ends the fragment.
London to Paddington railway speed and service figures
The railway between Whitechapel and Paddington covers six and a half miles and conducts about 850 journeys daily at an average speed of 20 miles per hour.
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London
Whitechapel
Paddington
One Dish to Feed a Large Family Dinner Dish
A tested one dish meal combines macaroni carrots and ham with a seasoned crumb topping. It uses Borden's St Charles Milk butter flour and a white sauce. Layer pasta and ham with carrots and seasonings, bake until golden.
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Borden's
Dog Beats Swi necard Swimming 195 miles from Albany
A dog swam 195 miles from Albany beating a man's record by about five hours. The beast swam two hours at a stretch and, like other swimmers, was greased for the effort. A University of Chicago professor spoke on The Need of education at a club meeting, with headlines the next day reading Professor's Speech Shows Need of Education.
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Albany
University of Chicago
Canada faces butter and cheese stock declines in 1928
Dominion records show butter storage down from 38,009,000 pounds last year to 28,129,000 on Oct 1, with five year average at 32,175,000. Cheese stocks fall to 27,783,000 with a 7,977,000 drop from 1927, while cheese graded by end of September totals 1,219,150 boxes, up 55,012 from 1927. Higher export cheese prices blamed for reallocating milk from butter and quicker exports.
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Canada
Dominion Ru
Department of Agriculture
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Blue Ribbon Tea
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Daddy
Bobby
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Nome
Post Office
Western Canada
Uactive
Unday
World's Temperance Sunday
Betty Barclays
Nem
Svauauns
Washington
Necard
Angelus
Miller
Gypsum and Alabastine Limited
Canad
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