World Happenings Briefly Told From Across The Globe
Reotland Yani announced the chan ee political marches in the Fast End of London has been extended this months. Benches in Berlin parks reserved for the use of Jews will be paid. Yellow, authorities in the western section of the city, where most of the Jews Lived, announced. A new type of undersea mine cap able of protecting ports effectively in time of war has been perfected by the admiralty. Egypt's new ruler King Farouk will be crowned Feb 11, 1938. The young king was vested as ruler on July 26 his 18th Birthday. Halifax police investigated crimes but a 300 pound gate was stolen from the station. One hundred five bushels of oats to the acre is the record harvest of N. P. Tracy in Lethbridge district. total yield 1,470 bushels. Detroit traffic fatalities among children have dropped 75 percent due to school safety patrols. An Eng Wah league match between Walsall and Mansfield Town was abandoned due to near nil visibility from clouds. The Aga Khan was unanimously elected president of the League of Nations assembly. He heads a Moslem sect in India.
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Reotland Yani
London
Berlin
Admiralty
London Sunday
Egypt
Farouk
Detroit
Walsall
Mansfield Town
Aga Khan
India
League of Nations Assembly
Adore A Bright Jumper Frock For School Or Play
A sewing pattern spotlight by Anne Adams promotes Pattern 4493 a jumper frock for autumn wear. Available in children's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 with wool or cotton fabrics, featuring a buttoned front puff sleeves and Peter Pan collar. Include step by step instructions and costs twenty cents to order.
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Anne Adams
Childen
Yeoin
Shanghai as a strategic free port and future Japan hold
The map of China shows Shanghai as a natural phenomenon and key trade hub on Yangtze traffic. Britain would resist losing Shanghai yet must fund armaments elsewhere while Singapore watches the China Sea and India remains protected. Lake Baikal in Siberia is noted as the deepest freshwater lake.
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China
Shanghai
Yangtao
Europe
America
Japan
Peiping
Britain
Asia
Mediterranean
Singapore
China Sea
India
Gibraltar
Aden
Montreal
The Family Doctor Not Yet Gone Says Calgary Speaker
Dr J. McEachern of Calgary dismissed the belief that the old time family doctor has disappeared. He urged cooperation between hospital staffs and family doctors to educate the public about cancer symptoms and reduce fear. The remarks came at the Alberta branch Canadian Medical association convention closing session.
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J. & McEachern
Calgary
Alberta
Canadian Medicoclation
McEschemn
McEacheron
Air conditioning grows rapidly in industry
Air conditioning, first pursued for personal comfort, has developed along industrial lines and now plays a key role in textiles and foods. Notable results have been reported, with rapid advances expected in the next five years, potentially rivaling the impact of the telephone, car, and radio.
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Saint John Telegraph-Journal
Why Not Do It Now Eber Bradley Poem on Jack Miner
A poem urges readers to adopt game protection and create a game preserve in honor of Jack Miner. It asks readers who own a farm or pond in Canada to prevent shooting and protect wildlife, noting Miner’s labor and cost in creating his pond. The piece calls for responsible hunting and safeguarding birds before the author’s demise.
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Eber Bradley
Brandon Bard
Jack Miner
Jack
Kingsville
Ole Miner
Great
Ontario Farm Boy travels from coast to coast in Canada
The letter describes crossing the international boundary by Quilcene, ending the Trans Canada trip. The writer notes Canada has no race but a nationality, reflects on Vancouver Island and Victoria, and contrasts island insularity with mainland British Columbia and the prairies. He visits, ships, and farms, contemplates unity, and ends as a traveling Canadian citizen without a race in transit through the United States.
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Bob
Canada
Vancouver
Victoria
United States
Quueene Betwee
Bot Sim
Ontario
Vancouver Island
Floradora
Nanaimo
Holstein
Flora
Seattle
Toronto
England
Forgetting God in Prosperity Remains a Warning
A devotional reading contrasts Deuteronomy 8:11 with prosperity to warn against pride and forgetting the Lord. It cites Isaiah, Psalmist, and John Gardner themes, noting that material abundance can obscure faith unless humility, gratitude, and supplication endure.
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Moffatt
John Gardner
Warwick
J. H. Jowett
God
John A. Hutton
Windsor Castle Ghost Tale Debunked by Official
John Lamb the retiring Windsor Castle Superintendent of Works says he has seen no ghosts in 27 years in office. The article notes the last recorded sighting of the Black Lady, believed to forewarn royal deaths, occurred shortly before Queen Victoria’s passing.
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Windsor
Windsor Castle
John Lamb
Queen Elizabeth
The
Castis
Queen Victoria
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Siberia
Farm Boy
Cape Breton
Dominion
Baddeck
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Prairies
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Valhalla
Sca Ae
New Zealand
Eas
Unment
Canning Factory
Prince of Wales Fairbridge Farm School
Ford
Cal
U States of America
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