World Happenings Briefly Told
Tneaitien T Robichaud Ottawa named superintendent of the Dominion bureau of translation with a salary from 4800 to 5400 dollars. British producers oust American goods from Canada, says Howard G Ferguson. Tourism will add 30 to 50 million to Canada this year per D Leo Dolan. Count Jacob Potocki of Poland dies leaving about 20 million for cancer and tuberculosis hospital. Churchill ships mission supplies, becomes a key port for northern missions. Prairie stock fund of 75000 dollars aids cattle buying in Alberta and two other provinces. University of Manitoba lands exempt from Winnipeg taxes per Chief Justice Macdonald. Tax caution: government spending depends on taxpayer funds and tax levels matter. Deafness cured by ear salve after ten days, from Nebraska testimony received by a patent medicine firm.
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Canada
D. Leo Dolan
Federal Tourist Bureau
Poland
Jacob Potocki
Churchill
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Dominion Agricultural Credit Company, Ltd
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
D. A Macdonald
Mothers Urged to Follow Doctor Advice for Child Remedies
Citizens are advised to consult qualified physicians before using remedies for children. The text emphasizes trusting scientific guidance over unqualified advice and warns against risks from informal remedies.
Radio Instruction from Saskatchewan Correspondence School 1934 35
The Saskatchewan Government Correspondence School radio program continues for the 1934 35 year with daily broadcasts from 4:30 to 5 PM Mountain Time on CJRM Regina and network stations CFQC CHAB CJGX CHWC CKBI. Instructors will address assignment questions and daily pupil inquiries. Pupils should have correspondence lessons ready to follow the programme.
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Saskatchewan Gvernment Correspondence School
Mountain Stand
CJRM
Regina
CFQC
Saskatoon
CHAB
Moose Jaw
CJGX
Yorkton
CHWC
CKBI
Prince Albert
Little Journeys In Science By Gorgon inquest
Diamonds are weighed in carats with the Cullinan as the largest found. The gem, mined in South Africa, originally weighed 3025 carats before being cut into smaller stones. Diamonds form from carbon, found in river and sea beds, and are valued for clarity though colored stones are prized. Synthetic diamonds have been produced occasionally but in limited quantities. Birds see far better than humans, and Moisson in 1893 briefly produced small gems by heating charcoal with iron in a furnace.
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South Africa
Java
Moisson
Meat for U S cruiser bought in Florida drugstore
A United States cruiser called at St Petersburg Florida and purchased 15000 pounds of fresh meat from a local drug store, showcasing the unusual variety of goods available in the south compared with northern stores.
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Florida
United States
St. Petersburg
Verona 14 The Christian And His Bible Devotional
A devotional piece emphasizes love for the law from Psalm 119 with meditation cited. It references Acts 8 26 3 and Psalm 119 41 48 as guiding scripture for reflection.
Study and reverence for the Bible blend in faith
Charles Reynolds Brown argues for a balanced approach to Scripture. Deep, accurate knowledge must accompany reverence, distinguishing universal truths from local details to guide moral life and spiritual renewal.
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Charles Reynolds Brown
Police Car Loudspeakers Warn Drivers In St Louis
A new traffic safety measure uses a street loudspeaker vehicle in St Louis to admonish drivers about their conduct. The traffic school car, staffed by police officers, issues warnings as it moves through streets, aiming to reduce violations without alarm.
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St. Louis
Missouri
St. Louis Street
Austrian Inventor Sells American Television Rights
Austrian inventor Gustav Boehm, who claims to perfect a cheap television set, has sold the American rights to his patent. The device adapts to a standard radio receiver and is a short wave set able to deliver telephoto images up to 415 by 6 feet within about 50 miles. Boehm, after ten years in Vienna, will supervise U.S. manufacture from New York as details remain secret until market release.
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Ited
Gustav Boehm
Herr Boehm
Vienna
New York
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Tneaitien T. Robichaud
Ottawa
Dominion
Bureau of Translation
Howard G Ferguson
Great Britain
Vanger Point
Philadelphia Inquirer
Nebraska
Phillips
Saskatchewan
Mmce
Gorgon
Liniment
Verona
the Christian and His Bible
Japan
Sot Sakao
Denicotea
Dea
Tainable
F. Eaton Co. Limited
Liggett Drag Stores
Meddey's Cigar Store
G. Waoddy Retherford
Ross Meiklejohn
Chantler & Chantler
Wellington St. W
Yronto
Ont
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