World Happenings Irely Too
Ontario pupils may pass through elementary and secondary schools on teachers' recommendation. Montreal Jewish children received new winter outfits from a Young Hebrew society. Vancouver seeks next summer’s economic conference. Armistice Day observed in Italy for King Victor Emanuel’s 62nd birthday. France to buy 15,000 carloads of grain from Jugoslavia. Autogyro pilot Godfrey C. Dean flew under Montreal Harbor bridge centre span. Navy blimp K-1 wrecked at Cape May. Mexico may abandon navy under wartime efficiency plan. Alberta liquor sales, profits down from last year. North Wales unlimited travel ticket yields 1100 miles for $2.50 fare.
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Ontario
Montreal
Vancouver
Bennett
Italy
Victor Emanuel
France
Jugoslavia
Godfrey C. Dean
Montreal Harbor
Navy
North Wales
Earthquakes in Italy Hit Daily Pace and Night Pattern
New Rome weather chief Professor Palazzo notes Apennine shocks occur at over one daily rate, averaging 433 yearly, favoring July August September and January. Quakes strike mainly at night, especially between midnight and 4 AM. Amsterdam reports over 10,000 dwellings built since January 1.
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Italy
Palazzo
Weather Bureau
Rome
Amsterdam
Holland
Upward Trend Of Trade In Canada Report Says
A government report from the Department of Trade and Commerce notes continued favorable trends in Canada. It highlights the first wholesale price index rise since August 1929, increased hydro electricity output, rising industrial and public utility stocks, and greater coal petroleum and mineral production. It credits the price upswing as the strongest factor benefiting Canada’s mining sectors for copper silver lead tin and zinc. It notes the proverb about pessimists and optimists.
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Canada
Department of Trade and Commerce
Western Fair Dates Set for Canadian and British Talent
Western Canada Fair Association, meeting in Saskatoon, urged Canadian or British Empire artists to supply summer attractions for 1932 fairs across the west. Several British bands and vaudeville acts are reportedly seeking next year engagements.
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Western Canada Fair Association
Saskatoos
Western Canada
Brandon
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Regina
Central Bank Proposal for Empire Clearing House
A joint Federation of British Industries and Empire Economic Union committee urged establishing a central bank to act as a clearing house for all imperial banks and proposed an empire currency conference to curb monetary chaos, aiming to Pax Britannica. A stray line notes the moose as the largest American animal.
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Federation of British Industries
Empire Economic Union
Fashion pattern catalog page male—sizes and fabric needs
A vintage pattern listing with several styles and sizes. No 629 Stengerizing Model uses 44 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 36. No 615 For Classroom includes sizes 6 to 14 with jacket and skirt fabric needs and blouse and lining requirements. No 900 Accentuates Sumnees lists sizes and material needs, with 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch material for Line 16. No 537 H's Sportive provides sizes 14 to 38 inches bust and required fabric. No 605 Chic Model covers sizes 14 to 20 years with bust, yardage, and fabric widths. All patterns priced 25 cents in stamps or coin, wrap coins carefully.
Cancellation Of Taxes Impossi
Premier Anderson of Saskatchewan warns rural residents taxes cannot be wiped out and that avoiding payments would end local self government. He says essential services in schools sanitariums and utilities rely on municipal revenue and that government takeovers would still require taxes from residents.
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Anderson
Saskatchewan
J.T. M. Anderson
BC Canned Tomatoes Shipments Spark Hong Kong Orders
Kamloops to Hong Kong shipments of British Columbia canned tomatoes, produced with provincial cooperation, have generated repeat orders. The initial sale sold readily and prices were held satisfactory, an announcement by Hon. William Atkinson, Minister of Agriculture, stated.
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British Columbia
Kamloops
Hong Kong
William Atkinson
Dangerous fire injures Aberdeen servant amid gasoline cleaning
A servant named Annie Frazer in Aberdeen sustained severe burns after a hot iron contacted gasoline while her mistress cleaned a hat. The incident occurred during a peculiar accident involving ignition of clothing from heat and flammable liquids. A four ounce aluminum ladder is also mentioned in the report.
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Annie Frazer
Aberdeen
Scotland
Paul’s Rome Journey Turns Handcuffs Into Gospel Tools
Devotional study notes Paul’s arrival in Rome after years of travel and imprisonment. It highlights how his chains and lodging with a guard broadened outreach to the Praetorian Guard, turning setbacks into opportunities for spreading Christ’s message. References to Philippians 1:13 and Bunyan’s jail example illustrate using handicaps as tools for faith.
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Rome
Ulim Ephesus
Paul
Jerusalem
Christ
Luke
Apostle
Festus
Agrippa
Julius
Praetorian
Praetorian Guard
Bunyan
Bedford Jail
Dominion livestock survey to begin December 1 change
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics announces a new livestock survey to be conducted on December 1, doubling the frequency to June and December 1 each year. Cards reach farmers via rural schools in most provinces, while British Columbia uses direct nailings. In Alberta and Saskatchewan some areas use rancher lists. Fish meal touted as good cattle swine and poultry feed. Brazil plans an eight hour day and 49 hour week.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Salt Well deepens in Simpson field appeal
Developments at the Simpson Company site 88 miles north west of Regina and two miles west of Simpson report a brine well 443 feet deep with 89 percent purity and 23 percent saturation. Since 1926 salt production has grown, with Regina consuming six tons daily and about 70 000 tons yearly province wide. Plans include an air refining plant and a new oil well two miles east next spring as geologists locate the top of the structure.
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Simpon Company
Regina
Simpoon
Saskatchewan
Bas
Simpson
Oli Wel
Sausage Cakes with Apple Rings Recipe by Betty Parciay
Shape sausage meat into flat cakes. Dip in flour mixed with a teaspoon of sugar and pan broil slowly. Meanwhile cook unpared apple rings in a syrup of sugar water and butter for five minutes. When tender, place a sausage cake on a hot platter with an apple ring on each.
Orange Glazed Yeast Bread From Citrus Mix
A yeast bread recipe uses a yeast cake, sugar, orange juice, salt, butter, grated rind, candied orange peel and flour. Heat juice to lukewarm then mix with ingredients and yeast. Add flour, knead with peel, shape, let rise, bake at 375 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes.
Staying-in-Bed World Champion Found in Rovigi
Medoro Marassi, aged seventy, has remained in bed for 10 years in Rovigi Italy. He is not ill and enjoys excellent health, simply preferring to rest. His unique habit has earned him recognition as the staying-in-bed champion of the world.
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Rovigi
Italy
Medoro Marassi
Marassi
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