World Happenings Briefly Told From The Times
Peter Vertgin junior arrives in Canada to head the Doukhobors. Admiral Sadakteht K commands the Japanese fleet during Taingtao regency and is dead. Canada appoints Professor Sapir to Chicago as sociology anthropology chair. Five new examiners named in Saskatoon and other cities. A memorial to Lieutenant Richard Douglas Seatford VC is unveiled in Belgium. Commander Robard Byrd plans a South Pole expedition with Floyd Bennett as second in command. Lloyds shipping loss 1926 totals 1,243,000 gross tons. Calgary confirms Russian purchase of 606 horses for Western Canada. Homestead entries in four western provinces total 2261. Saskatchewan leads with 1038 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Sadakteht
Teingtao
China
Naval Board of Curation
Baward Sapir
Saskatcheran
Peter Grows
St Howells
William Hi. Bruce
Kisbey
John F. Maioughney
Hoktfaet
Hueh Filla
Saskatoon
Walter W. Robertson
Richard Douglas Seatford VC
Zoebraege
Belgium
Robard Byrd
New York
South Pole
Floyd Bennett
Lim
North Pole
Lloyd's Register of Shipping
Calgary
Alia
Canada
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Dangers in Partly Filled Silos Linked to Carbon Dioxide Gas
A dairy chemist from the Ohio Experiment Station explains that early fermentation silage emits carbon dioxide which can suffocate if confined in a partially filled silo. Risks rise if filling stops overnight or longer. Venting and timing reduce danger. after fermentation completes the risk ends. First aid focuses on rapid air recovery and artificial respiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Perkins
Ohio Experiment Station
Berkins
Moor
Beauties Of The Natural World And Human Perception
An article excerpt discusses Viscount Grey and his reflections on the beauty of nature. It cites passages about seeing natural beauty as a source of joy, citing spring, sunsets, snow, water, and the sea as elevating experiences that can affect mood and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Grey
Recres
Rome
Turner
Poplar Pastime May Be Revived With Horseshoes Craze
Revival of horseshoes as a pastime draws interest after Mrs Lenhar, former world champion, breaks the women’s world record in Bloomington Illinois by pitching six consecutive double ringers and averaging 22 points in one game. The sport is described as inexpensive and skillful, while a Reaper threshing machine introduction notes widespread distribution to farmers, with many units shipped to Saskatchewan and Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Mllneis
Lenhar
Reaper-theesner
Prat mm
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dress pattern description and yardage details
Charmingly graceful frock design with tunic sides and flared skirt. Bodice features shoulders cathers vestee and scalloped collar. Sleeves gathered at wrists with wide belt and front buttons. Pattern No 6 38 40 42 44 in tone material needs specified yardage. Price 2 cents.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg
The notice lists the Winnipeg newspaper union venue at 175 McDermot Ave and provides ordering directions for pattern subscriptions. It emphasizes processing steps and contact details for pattern requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Noctovision Demonstration Attracts Scientific Attention
British Association members witnessed Scottish inventor Jobs L. Baird demonstrating noctovision a television advance using infrared rays. In darkness a subject’s image is broken into thousands of fragments then rebuilt on a receiving screen as a glowing picture with a lifelike look yet altered color. The process aims to show how unseen rays transmit moving portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs L. Baird
Baird
Lon
Bank Investments Canada Canada Bank Shares Topic
An Ottawa view says new Canadian bank investment trusts are not causing official concern in Ottawa. American investors are looking at Canada as a stock field and Canadian bank shares remain attractive at current prices. The Bank Act provisions and possible amendments are discussed as safeguards against hostile control. In a separate note a California prisoner requests a drop cell to accommodate a growing library hobby in San Quentin. Fox hunters in the south are noted to practice hunting like English sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre! Ie
New York
Ottawa
Canada
Americas
Manbank
Cana
Convic
San Quentin
California
Baaing Ile Reaest
Geven
Miss Carragher Demonstrates at Toronto Exhibition
Miss Carragher employee of the Canadian National Railways won the Page Gold Medal for the Women's Championship. In Edmonton the women's team from Montreal won the Canadian championship, suggesting Miss Carragher could contend for the Dominion individual title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Miss Carragher
Natonal Railways
Edmonton
Monireah
Canada
Dominion
Nawonal Railways
Vastness Is An Asset for Canada’s Nation Building
The article discusses how Canada’s vast geography once seen as a barrier to unity has been bridged. It highlights population gaps, northern wilderness, and western mountains and argues the country may become a central nation in the British Commonwealth as natural resources abound. Several thinkers share this optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Mathon
British Commonwealth of Nations
Flying ambulance aids Lapland inhabitants in Sweden
A flying ambulance donated by a Swedish railroad builder supports isolated Lapland residents in Northern Sweden. One aerial ambulance already operates, rescuing people for three years from frozen wastes to the military hospital at Haden. Sweden's Arctic frontier stronghold sees Princess Mary and Princess Enjoyed Joke presented at a Manchester ceremony where a union foundation stone was laid and the crowd sang a jovial refrain.
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Nates
Lapland
Sweden
Haden
Arctic Zone
Mary
Manchester
Abe
Ines
New Maid Vanishes With the Silver
Brief item notes a reported disappearance of a household servant amid a renaming of staff. The dialogue suggests a change in household employees and hints at an unexpected departure with valuables. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Cunard’s Britannia Highlights Historic Transatlantic Start
A float in Ottawa honored Cunard Line with the Britannia, the first Cunard steamship inaugurated in 1640 on its Liverpool Halifax maiden voyage. The pageant, before the princes Premier and Mrs Baldwin, celebrated delegates from the World Poultry Congress, marking global participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunare -Ansley
Britannia
Liverpool
Hialifax
Atlantic
Cunard Line
Baldwin
Ottawa
Sunday School Lesson October 2 Overview
Summary of a Sunday school page focusing on Elijah and Elijahs challenge to Ahab on Mt Carmel. Mentions drought famine in Samaria, Elijas confrontation with Ahab, the crowd accusing Elijah, and warnings against idolatry. Note discusses anti Christian intolerance and the defense of truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biyan
Samaria
Ahab
Abadiab
Lily
Elijah
Israel
Holly Biijah
Jezebed
Phus
Intarlat
Elijat
Mount Carmel
Maal
Asherah
May Add Airplanes To Present Service
Canada may expand by adding an air branch to the Canadian Pacific Railway. Major-General J H MacHirlen, former chief of staff, is expected to lead the aerial department once appointed. Government and railway officials study subsidies to support early heavy expenditures for this transcontinental air service.
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Canada
Europe
Dominion
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sai
H. Mactirien
Stat
M Brien
Previelnal Chairoan
Canadian Air League
Mactirsen
Camp Borden
Addite
MacHirlen
CIT
Typing Music Machine Revealed by Lajos Viragh
A device for composers to type musical ideas like letters has been perfected by Lajos Viragh a retired portal director after three years of work. The wood and rubber model promises easier manuscript creation and reading for musicians and readers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typ
Lajos Viragh
Portal
Viragh
National Dairy Council Meeting in Toronto to Discuss Industry
The annual meeting of the National Dairy Council of Canada will be held November 21 22 at the King Edward Hotel Toronto. Debate and negotiations on land expropriation are expected to draw interest from the Canadian dairy industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Dairy Council
National Dairy Council of Canada
King Edward Hotel
Toronto
Canest
Giant German air liner dreams by Bab wound Ruwhpler
German aeronautical engineer Bab wound Ruwhpler, famed for the Taube, unveils plans for a colossal air liner with wings and cabins for long ocean flights. He foresees a progression from a forty to fifty passenger craft to a final giant liner, guided by applied physics and established lift calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babwound Ruwhpler
Securily
Ims
Claes
Betlanea
Aint
Kitty Hawk
Scheme to mobilize doctors with airplanes
A proposed plan in Australia would mobilize doctors by air to reach remote northern areas. An Australian Inland Mission and The National Medical Association would coordinate with federal and state governments to provide rapid medical aid to lonely stockmen and isolated communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shofliy
Iri Nish Medical Association
Sta
Extermination Drives Saskatchewan Ducks and Grouse Totals
A fragmented report notes 4,000 sportsmen returned to Saskatchewan to the game department last year with a total bag of 100000 ducks 26000 ashens 6000 ruffed grouse and 3200 reese. An estimated 12000 nonreturning hunters would share the same average bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
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Peter Vertgin
Rastis
Doukhobors
Beers
Poland
Geary of Commerces
Petters Ke
Americans Bay Bank
South
Teresa Carragher
Cunard
Golder
Joshua
Kings
Madison
Canada Colonization Associaton
Central Railway of
Peru
South Wales
Uist
Gates
Yverden
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