World Happenings Briefly Told From The Pas to Ottawa
A roundup of Canada wide items. RCMP enforce Manitoba liquor laws in The Pas case involving Alfred Chartrand. Brandon’s John M Allen and Lachlan McNeil with James Carruthers named to the Manitoba Canadian Farm Loans Board. Lieutenant John Selig parachuted to safety after a tail spin, suffering a sprained ankle. BC losses on war era settlement schemes estimated at 5,278,000 dollars by special auditors. Canadian surgeons receiving American College of Surgeons fellowships include Mason, McNamee, Williams, Bawden, Corrigan. Major-General Alfred C Fages, former commander at Valcartier, dies at Quebec. Radio branch exams yield Maylor and Perras certified in radio-telegraphy. A Canadian family travels north from The Pas to the Arctic by canoe and dog sled. Canada and Japan establish direct diplomatic relations with Tokugawa credentials presented at Ottawa.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Manitoba
Ridyard
Alfred Chartrand
Pas
John M. Allen
Brandon
Lachlan McNeil
James Carruthers
Winnipeg
Canadian Farm Loans Board
John Seligman
Mitchell Field
British Columbia
American College of Surgeons
James E. Mason
Stettler
Alberta
Frank P McNamee
Kamloops
Cyril Stanley Williams
Trail
George P. Bawden
Moose Jaw
Samuel Harvey Corrigan
Lampman
Saskatchewan
Veheles
Quebec
Alfred C. Fages
Valcartier
Fages
Department of Marine and Fisheres
B. WP. C
Maylor
Vancouver
LH. Perras
Regina
Arctic
Cuba
Psn
Charles Planinshik
Inez
Anthony
Man
Canada
Japan
Isemaha Tokugawa
Government House
Department of External Affairs
Ottawa
Butler Says Leaders Boost Understanding Between Nations
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of the Carnegie Endowment told the Institute of International Law in New York that Premier MacDonald and President Hoover, in their recent conferences, did more to foster mutual understanding than 40 years of diplomacy could have.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Institute of International Law
New York
MacDonald
Hoover
Regina Building Operation Offsets Sept Permit Value Near 9 Million
Regina building operations continue smoothly as permits issued through September total about 9 million dollars, more than doubled from the same nine month period last year. The report highlights uninterrupted operations and a strong year over year rise in permit activity.
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Regina
Rabbi Title Recognized by Jewish Scholars and Ministry
A statement notes that the title of Rabbi is accorded to eminent Jewish scholars and to members of the ministry. This recognition emphasizes the respected role of rabbis within religious leadership and scholarly achievement.
How To Keep Young Intone Sleep More and Laugh
An aged New York man offers timeless tips for longevity. Emphasizing laughter, he notes its physical and mental benefits and urges moderation in eating, more sleep, and ample water. He warns against dwelling on the past as age advances and promotes light reading and cheerful company.
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New York
Chic Seme Lingerie Style and Fabric Picks
Fashion notes describe a crepe rouette with a left side buttoned bodice and surplice detail, creating a soft line. It lists a smart range of fabrics including feather-weight tweed, kashmir jersey, wool crepe, printed jersey, and crepe satin with color options. Pattern No 729 offered in multiple bust sizes and priced 25 cents.
How To Order Patterns Address In Winnipeg
Winnipeg newspaper union lists address at 275 McDermot Ave as the place to order sewing patterns. The notice provides postal routing details and implies a local distribution network for pattern orders.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
London Olympia hosts British Industries Fair move
The London section of the British Industries Fair moves from White City to Olympia for 1931 with a two story addition ready by February. About 500 UK manufacturers applied for space, with Canadian exhibits and government participation enhancing the event as British firms showcase trades for overseas buyers.
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London
Department of Overseas Trade
Olympia
White City
United Kingdom
Olough
Birmingham
Empire Marketing
His
Dominion and Colonies
Royal Bank
Winnipeg
Research Work Necessary for Glauber’s Salt Deposits
The Mines Branch reports hydro salts in Western Canada exceed 100 million tons. Further research and semi to full commercial plant work are required to devise methods of harvesting and drying the hydrous sodium and magnesium sulphates.
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Glauber
Canada
Department of Mines
Extra Rich Milk Used In Bohemian Molasses Cake
An article promotes baking with extra rich milk, detailing a molasses cake recipe using Borden's St Charles Milk and evaporated milk, with ingredients and mixing steps, icing instructions, and notes on quality and consistency for home cooks.
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St Charles
Borden's St. Charles Mill
St. Charles
Control of the Corn Borer in Ontario Restores Grain Crop
The European corn borer first found in Canada in 1920. By 1924 to 1926 fields held up to 400,000 borers per acre. Now, under Department of Agriculture campaigns, the corn crop is reestablished in Ontario. Alaska pulpwood potential and a beauty contest remark are also noted in the clippings.
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Ontario
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Sunday School Lesson on Respect for Law and Caesar's Image
The lesson explores Mark 12 1 7 Romans 13 1 14 and 1 Peter 2 13 17 focusing on obeying higher powers while honoring God. A Pharisee Herodian delegation challenges Jesus with the Caesar tax question, and His answer distinguishes secular duties from sacred duties. A Banff National Park note about a polar bear visitor attraction follows.
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Seans
Jesus
Treasom
Charny
Phar Seca
House of Herod
Heacher
Tiberius Tibute
Ti Tie
Hieneed
Caesar
God
Magnesia Best for Your Indigestion
An ad style item touts magnesia as the remedy for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims magnesia neutralizes stomach acid, aids digestion, and prevents discomfort, promoting its availability at local drugstores.
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Magnesia
Successful Test Flight of Flying Boat D O X over Lake Constance
The giant 150 foot wingspan DC X aircraft tested over Lake Constance carried 169 people including crew on a one hour flight. Built by Dr Dornier in Althenrhein Switzerland, the six engine turreted design can fly with eight motors and has three decks. It was designed for trans Atlantic trials and normally carries 40 passengers.
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Althenrhein
Switzerland
Lake Constance
Oither
Dr. Dornier
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Flas
Eee
Putnams Locrs
Dewish Industries Fair
Pourvatan
Saskatoon
Prairie Provinces
Alaska
United States
Banff
Banff National Park
Herschel Island
Canadian Arctic
Canadian Mounted Police
Peonte
Eam Ur
Tedberetien
Artifetad Gigestanta
England
f.C.b
Toronto
John A. Chanter & Co., Ltd
Wellington St. W. Ronto
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