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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 03, 1929

Page

2

World Happenings Briefly Told

Green Britain records the lowest infant death rate in 1923 with 69 deaths per 1000 live births. Saskatoon’s population is placed near 47,659 in 1929 estimates from Henderson's Directory. Graf Zeppelin Arctic expedition funding backed. Hugo Eckener to lead 45 aboard next spring. Charles Clifton Perry promoted to assistant Indian commissioner for British Columbia. Danish cancer stamps shown in London feature Mercury wand in red green and blue. Berengaria provides onboard telephones for sea land links between England and other nations. Provincial government offers 1000 reward for info on arson of schools in Doulhobor district, stated by M A MacPher son.

Green Britain Saskatoon Henderson Aero Arctic Hugo Eckener Charles Clifton Perry Vancouver British Columbia Victoria Civil Service Commniston London Denmark Danish Cancer Fund Berengaria Iung England Doulhobor M. A. MacPherson

Edmonton Building Permits Surpass Four Million This Year

The Edmonton building permit total reached 4,188,200 by August end, over a million higher than the same period last year, reflecting a surge in construction activity. The guide emphasizes the role of newspaper ads as shopper time tables for tourists and locals.

Edmonton

Arctic radio stations expand Russian claims in polar realms

Extending radio and meteorological reach, Franz Josef Land station is active while a second site rises on Wrangel Island. A diamond encrusted Bible from Tsarskoye Selo has surfaced for sale in England.

Russia Arctic Franz Joseph Land Wrangel Island Tsarskoye Selo

Lufthansa plans world air network with regular Atlantic service

Otto Merkel, resigning Lufthansa head, leads a two year plan to create an international airline network. In partnership with Hamburg America Line, preliminary steps aim to establish regular Europe to United States routes within two years. The project emphasizes advanced aircraft, motors, pilots, and dependable instruments to raise standards.

Lufthansa Germany Otto Merkel Regu Europe Hamburg-American Steamship Line Herr Merkel America

Berlin inventor unveils automatic traffic protector device

Rudolf Hofmann of Berlin claims a new device to catch hit and run drivers. The mechanism mounts under a car and, at impact, raises a white plate with a winking red light above the license plate and records the vehicle’s speed.

Berlin Rudolf Hofmann

World Famous Artists on Canadian Radio Tour of Fine Music

Florence Austral and Harold Bauer lead a 26 week Imperial Oil Hour of Fine Music on Canadian radio starting October 6. The series features renowned artists across cities including Montreal Ottawa Toronto London Waterloo Winnipeg Regina Saskatoon Red Deer and Vancouver with concerts from Toronto time 10 to 11 pm Eastern. The project aims to bring high quality classical music within reach of nationwide listeners via radio broadcast and orchestra led by Reginald Stewart.

Florence Austral Harold Bauer Imperial Oil Toronto Miss Austral Mr. Bauer F. J. Wolfe Imperial Oil, Limited Montreal Ottawa London Waterloo Winnipeg Saskatoon Regina Red Deer Vancouver Sophie Braslau Richard Crooks Europe America Lea Luboshutz Hans Kindler London String Quartet Albert Spalding Luella Malius Josef Shevinne Richard Bonelli Chicago Kedroff Quartet Imperial Palace Petrograd Reginald Stewart London Symphony Orchestra Wolfe Canada Imperial Oil Hour of Fine Music CHYC CNRC CKNC CFRB CIGC CKCR CKY CHWC CFQC CKLC

Paris Decrees Eer Printed Cottons For Summer Wear

Fashion note describes printed cottons as the season’s latest. Style S62 features a voile bodice yoke with circular skirt inset and a swathed hip line. Fabrics include printed lawn linen chiffon georgette crepe and georgette crepe, offered in sizes 16 to 46 bust and priced 25 cents in stamps.

Paris

Notable Sunday School Lesson on the Two Great Commandments

The article outlines a Sunday School lesson centered on Jesus’ reply to the scribe about the first commandment. It contrasts the Shema with the love of neighbor, citing James Stalker and Expositor’s Greek Testament, and discusses faith and works. It also notes a long aside about a shipment route from Sassawon to Liverpool and distances via Montreal and Thurehill.

Jesus Israel James Stalker James Ruskin Sassawon Liverpool Montreal Thurehill Canada

Sweden Leads the World in Radio Receiving Sets

Sweden tops world lists in radio receiver counts per population with 412 115 sets reported. The article shifts to a recipe section outlining steps to prepare preserved fruit jams, including peeling, seeding, cooking with sugar, and sealing in jars.

Sweden Akon Ienaenaaal

London Visit Reveals Stockmarket Glee and Gadabout Uncle

A visitor in London tours Throgmorton Street with his stockbroker uncle. They observe a portly man winking at others because he bought stock cheaply, while another man nearby is boastful about selling stocks. The scene captures shared excitement over quick market moves.

London Throgmorton Street

Lost girl asks for Oldham path with kittens

A little girl carrying two kittens asks a passerby for directions to Oldham. The rustic tells her to take them by the scruff of the neck, in a terse humorous exchange.

Oldham

Take Off Overweight

WRIGLEY'S is pure sugar and flavor chicle. Chewing the chicle solves the sugar and releases the flavor.

Wrigley's

Remarkable Self-Denial Brings Family to Montreal Home

Miss Jean Turley who spent two years in Canada without luxury saved every wage as a servant and denied herself the cinema and rent to fund her large family's passage. Her father and siblings aged 3 to 21 join her in Montreal with aid from the British Dominions Emigration Society.

Canada Jean Turley Coalburn Lanarkshire Scotland B Nother Montreal Miss Turley Briish Dominions Emigration Society

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