World Happenings Briefly Told
Argentina adheres to a one year naval holiday and Canada ships relief for hurricane victims. Premier Brownlee defends Alberta relief work while New York Fed notes a one million dollar gold receipt. A Hudson's Hope ichthyosaur fragment goes to BC museum. Raccoons and bear cubs to Australia. daylight saving fate in Vancouver. Turtle Mountain site favored for Peace Garden. Wells notes industrial efficiency, Canada’s September retail rise, migration visas to the US drop, and China orders cattle for Hong Kong dairy. A Tennessee man dies at 91 with limited travel. no runs, no hits, no errors. Paint used to improve buildings and girls’ splendor.
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Brownlee
Ottawa
Alberta
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Canada
Hudson's Hope
Provincial Museum of
British Columbia
Australia
Toronto
Vancouver
International Peace Garden ‘Commission
Turtle Mountain
J. H. Moore
H. G. Wells
Boston
New National Viewpoint on Canadian Fiction Advocates Local Roots
Jobe Burroughs, a noted critic, urges Canadian writers to portray Canadian locales and experiences. He argues readers outside Canada need a clear sense of the Dominion, its people, ideals, and mentality. While predicting future growth, he warns current fiction tilts toward London and New York, away from a true national viewpoint. Montreal St
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Rives
Jobe Burroughs
London
New York
Burroughs
Canada
People of Canada
Dominion
Pubisher
Montreal St
The Antidote For Fear
The London Daily Express notes fear as humanity’s curse driving hatred murder and war. It argues fear undermines sanity judgment and prosperity, harming progress. Courage confidence and hope are urged as antidotes to fear for individuals and nations alike.
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London Daily Express
Modish Paris Model Dress Sketch for Plus Sizes
A fashion note describes a slanted seaming skirt giving flare and a stylish neckline with bands and jabots. Pattern No 520 offers sizes 16 through 42, detailing fabric yardage for a 36 inch bust and offering supple woollens crepe marocal and crepe satin as fabric options. Patterns cost 25 cents, with coin preferred and wrap coin carefully.
Canadian Fruit and Honey Given Awards at Imperial Show
Imperial Fruit Show in Manchester opened October 30. British Columbia earned two second awards for dessert and culinary apples in the British Empire class. Canadian entries included England Australia New Zealand and South Africa. Ontario led with two firsts while BC took one first, two seconds and three thirds. Jas Lowe of Oyama BC won the agent-general’s cap for most points. Honey was featured for the first time.
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Manchester
England
Robert Weir
British Empire
British Columbia
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Dominions
London
Nova Scotia
Jas. Lowe
Oyama
Ontario
Old age housing contrasts with changing women styles
Aged men’s homes remain maintained while aged women are described as changing with fashion. An engineer in Scotland has created a lubricant that emits a warning odor for overheated bearings. Horace H. F. Jayne announces a 4000 year old Persian cemetery at Tepe Hissar near Damghan, yielding early archaeological treasures.
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Scotland
Persia
Horace H. F. Jayne
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Tepe Hissar
Damghan
Archaeologist Discovers Early Christian Church Remains
The University of Abcigan Institute of Archaeological Research announces that expedition director Prof Leroy Waterman uncovered remains at Sepphoris in Galilee, likely the site of an early Christian church. The find highlights the ancient city as a center of early Christian activity and religious architecture.
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University of Abcigan Institute of Archaeological Research Life
Leroy Waterman
Sepphoris
Galile
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertised Relief Claim
An old advertisement testimonials relief from indigestion and constipation using Dr. Carter's Little Liver Pills. It claims the pills are vegetable and provide a tonic action aiding digestion and complexion. Available in 25c and 75c sizes sold by druggists.
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Carter
Mr. C
Leigh
Dutch Astrologer De Sitter Sees Finite Yet Expanding Universe
Professor Willem de Sitter, a Dutch astrologer, spoke at Princeton University on the size of the universe. He argued the universe is finite and expanding due to stellar motion, contrasting Einstein's static infinite view.
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Re Ce
Milky Way
Willem de Sitter
Frick Chemical Laboratory
Princeton
New Jersey
de Sitter
de Sitters
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Soldiers not moral weaklings says Lieut Colonel Drew
Lieut Colonel George A. Drew defends Canadians against current war stories. He argues soldiers are not moral weaklings and criticizes writers for overemphasizing sensational realism. He warns such depictions may misrepresent soldiers and harm the descendants of veterans.
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Drew
George A. Drew
Col. Drew
The Rhyming Optimist Poem by Aline Blichelia
A rhymed piece praising a man who kindles warmth and hope in others. It speaks of lighting a fire in cold rooms, transforming doubt, and guiding youth with living truth. The voice honors his spirit, courage, and the solace he provides to young and old through inspirational verses.
The Lovely Waskesit Waltz and Song Debuts
Regina authors publish a song titled The Lovely Waskesit extolling Waskesit Lake in Northern Saskatchewan. Margaret Lindsay arranges a musical setting and the work is dedicated to those who have fished and wandered the Canadian Northland.
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Waskesit Lake
Saskatchewan
J. 8. Brundige
Regina
Waskesit
Margaret Lindsay
Farid
Tye
Waskesia
Paul in Jerusalem Welcomed Yet Theological Tensions Rise
In Jerusalem Paul is greeted by church leaders including James with a cordial reception though Peter is absent. He recounts how Gentile and Grecian Jews received the gospel and notes the generous collection from Gentile churches. The leaders focus on doctrine over gratitude, mirroring church tensions seen in Africa where mission successes clash with sectarian bounds.
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Jerusalee
Jerusalem
Paul
James
Peter
Ramsay
Galatia
Asia
Macedonia
Achaia
Church of England
Africa
Drum-Shaped Pick-Up Promises Radio’s Larynx Advance
Purdue University researchers disclosed a new native drum shaped pick up on a gold leaf membrane 50 to 100 atomic diameters thick stretched over a steel ring. Dr Karl Lark Horovitz stated the device reproduces low frequencies with minimal distortion and can be used for sound pickup and loudspeaking.
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Purdue University
Indiana
United States
Karl Lark-Horovitz
Physic
Geesexsiet auto plant in Nizhni Novgorod near completion
The new automobile plant in Nizhni Novgorod, built with modern foreign machinery, will begin production next January. It spans 60 acres with 52 shops and aims for 140000 cars annually. Some shops already operate while a debate over longer work hours arises among workers.
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Nizhni Novgorod
Canada Governs Ten Million Population With More Members
The article notes Canada with ten million people has 199 more governing members than Britain. It contrasts Britain’s 618 MPs and limited seating with Canada’s federal and provincial legislatures spread across Ottawa and provinces like Ontario and Quebec.
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Britain
Canada
Ottawa
Alberta
Brish Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Nova Sco
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Roar
Weather forecasting scheme faces bureau challenge
A self styled weather forecaster from Aisson Buffalo claims the first ten days of each three month cycle predict the coming period. He proposed his method to W C Brown, chief of the Macon Missouri weather bureau, urging replacement of gauges with his stem. Slovakia begins a public works program this year costing about 10 million dollars. Motorists contribute 151 million dollars yearly in gasoline taxes.
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Buffalo
Macon
Missouri
Fam
W. C. Brown
Brown
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Honduras
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
China
Hong Kong
Tennessee
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Patera No
Telon
Aline Blichelia
Buseley
Reco
Slovakia
Tole
Lua Sy
Appleford Paper, Products
Hunter-Martin & CO
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