World Happenings Briefly Told
A digest of items includes engagements in Europe, liquor price variances in Saskatchewan, Rhine land evacuation talks, Vancouver rainfall in August noted as record dry, and Canadian broadcasting licenses. Also report on Aberdeen Angus imports to New South Wales, Montreal dairy embargo lift, and missionary notes on spreading religion amid civilization.
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New South Wales
State Agricultural Department
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Montreal
Distinctive Pattern Dress With Panel Front Bodice
Pattern No. 248 offers a bodice melded silhouette with a dip waist and fitted hips. Embroidery accents, adaptable to silk crepe and georgette, available in sizes 16 18 36 38 40 and 42 inches bust. Price 25 cents. extra 25 cents for blue Emb. No. 11103.
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Emb
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Pattern Town
Pattern Town is listed with the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 173 McDermot Ave. The item provides ordering instructions for patterns and suggests the address as a contact point in Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Fraser River gold prospecting enters new era after neglect
After over a century of neglect, Fraser River gold bearing bars are being extensively prospected again. Mining men predict a new era of intensive development on the mineral rich stream. Not since the early sixties has the Fraser been prospected so thoroughly. The editorial quip notes the saying about praising the baby to win the mother.
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Fraser River
Fraser
Ayrshire cattle tours through Barr Montgomerie Doonholm
A Scottish farm tour highlights Ayrshire cattle from Mr Thomas Barr and Lt Col Norman Kennedy. Observers laud Barr’s stock with 75 cows in milk yielding up to 1800 gallons, and Montgomerie’s Lesmeasock herd ships to Canada, with records of high butterfat yields and progressive calf horn dehorning. The group visits Burns sites near Glasgow and ends with a Glasgow luncheon.
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Craigie Mains
Hobsland
Thomas Barr
Ayrahire
Mr. Arkell
Ayrshire
Barr
Canada
Harry Byres
Montgomerie
Lessneasock
Ochiltree
Mauchline
Jean
Lesmnessock
Afr
Norman Kennedy
Dso
Aberdeen-Ancus
Bonnie Doon
Alloway
Royal Agricultural Society of England
Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland
Smarthield Edinburgh
Perth
Scotland
Smithfield
Doonholm
Kennedy
Doon
Robert Burns
Alberta Elevator Construction Surges with 50 New Elevators This Year
Grain men estimate about 250 new elevators built in Alberta this year while total capacity nears 18 million bushels. Individual elevators range from 25 000 to 140 000 bushels, and the Alberta Wheat Pool alone adds 110 more elevators than in 1927 as most public grain companies expand storage.
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Alberta
Albert
Alberta Wheat Pool Lone
Alberta Harvest Sees 5000 Plus Combine Reapers In Use
An estimate indicates that more than five thousand combine reaper threshers are active across Alberta during the current harvest season.
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Alberta
British Columbia Exports Eggs Surges After Import Years
British Columbia has shifted from net importer to exporter, with over two hundred carloads already sent abroad this year. The leap marks a major turnaround in provincial egg trade, reflecting rising production and demand.
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British Columbia
Sunday School Lesson Emphasizes Unity in Psalm 1332
Golden text Behold how good and pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity Psalm 1331 1 Corinthians 1 4 and devotional reading from Ephesians 4. The card notes a lesson focus on unity among believers and references scriptural passages for study.
Unity in Corinth Prompts Paul to Call for Oneness
A fragmentary sermon notes Pauls rebuke of factions in the Corinthian church. It cites reports of divisions among followers of Paul Apollos Cephas and Christ and stresses unity as Christ and the Father are one. It recalls Paul’s plea that all be one in Him. The piece likens church divisions to a firemen quarrel and urges humility and cohesion.
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Corinth
Chloe
Paul
Teen
Ephesus
Coriiih
Eufesus
Jesus
England
Swat
Bacon
Dal
Appollos
Cephas
Peter
Christ
Fevel
Chiat
Sam
Apollos
Northern Trip Reveals Farther North Life Boundaries
Commander D B Mc Millan's expedition from Labrador to Sydney N S established boundaries of plant, fish and bird life further north than expected. About 6000 plant specimens and various fish birds and game were returned by scientists. Several species were previously thought not to exist that far north at Nain Labraddor where his headquarters stood. None of the party died during the Labrador coast work. In the house built with lumber taken north last summer they stayed warm though temperatures reached 45 below.
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D. B. McMillan
Sydney
N.S
Ondoin
Labrador
MacMillan
Nain
Labraddor
Blanc Passes On This Afternoon Reveals Lotos Club Remark
New York financier SR Guggenheim spoke at the Mauretans about tapes to judge wealth and class. He recounted asking an editor at the Lotos Club how Blanc would be described as he lay ill, with the editor replying Blanc had passed on this afternoon.
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SR. Guggenheim
New York
Lotos Club
Canadian Farm Implement Boom Boosts US Trade Leaning
US farm machinery imports by Canada hit a July record with 5.06 million dollars in value and 29.28 million for January through July. Tractors dominate the shipments including 1,422 wheel tractors of 15 to 32 horsepower, plus 2,945 harvesters and binders and 914 combines and threshers, reflecting Canada’s prosperity and strong crop year.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Vicar’s Friday talks on Hell amid heating appeal
The curates say the vicar will continue his Friday evening addresses in the parish hall with Hell as next week’s topic. The event aims to raise funds for a new heating apparatus as Canada operates 600 electric power plants with a capital of 500 million.
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Norves
Canada
Diarrhga Child Blood Passage Describes Illness
Mrs. Harry Nesbitt of Shannon New Brunswick describes her son’s severe illness with diarrhea and blood in stool after a bout of illness. She sought medical help and administered a medicine dose to her child in this personal account.
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Harry Nesbitt
Shannon
Medicing
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Tain Buk
Tidi
Eati Avi
Borla
Bulgaria
Viovanna
Italy
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Liquor Board
Rhineland
League of Nations
Vancouver
Canadian Mail Contractors Association
Toronto
Radio Branch
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Lst
Eczema
Cuthura
Coricara
Ater
Mise Mollie Hanna
Burns Felice
Meg
Tor
Glasgow
Sauchichal Street
Glasgow Corporation
Merkeland
British Isles
Corportion of
Great Britain
Sir David Mason
Alberta Elevator Construction
Combine Reaper Threshers
Bounty
Moose Jaw-Macklin
Canadian Pacific Railway
Saskatoon
Quaker Oats
John East
Butler Byers
Kiwanis
Howard Sibbald
Harold Sufith
John Gilchrist
Howard McPhadden
Roy Matheson
John McCay
Nder McMillan
Raye Seles Goring
Gillex
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