Saskatchewan Junior Grain Judges Represent Province at World Show
A Saskatoon University final elimination crowns Isabel Hutcheson of Regina and three others as top scorers in junior grain judging. Williams Hawrylak, Edgar Lake, David Clark, and Roy Mathison also place. The four advance to University of Saskatchewan for further instructions before representing Saskatchewan against Canadian provinces and U.S. states.
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Saskatchewan
University of Saskatchewan
William S. Hawrylak
Maple Creek
Edgar Lake
Turtleford
John McKay
Govan
Leonard Weber
Vawn
Roy C. Mathison
Bounty
David Clark
Inchkeith
Isabel Hutcheson
Regina
Mabel Anderson
World Happenings Briefly Told
Mme Blanche Doumer widow of the assassinated French president died April 4. Mount Everest was crossed by an airplane April 3 first time. Over 1,000 men expected to enter Cranbrook area this summer for a major gold rush. Kilkenny builds municipal houses for workers at $1 weekly incl taxes. President Roosevelt orders veterans allowances cut by about 400 million dollars effective July 1. Police found 25,000 gold pieces and 1,500 in currency in Detroit home of Mrs. Josephine Schwass. Mayors of Fort William and Port Arthur discussed moving Winnipeg Grain Exchange facilities. Hugh Guthrie warns Communistic activity in Canada may require stronger RCMP. Yosuke Matsuoka says US and Europe should avoid interference to help peace return to Japan and China.
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Mme
Blanche Doumer
France
Mount
Everest
Roosevelt
Josephine Schwass
Detroit
Fort William
Port Arthur
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
New Creamery Opens in Prince George BC
A large gathering of leading citizens attended the opening ceremonies of the Interior Creamery at Prince George in the northern central interior of British Columbia. After inspecting the machinery and milk handling equipment, officials spoke on modern sanitary milk hygiene and addressed the crowd. Also noted is a planned Atlantic cable connection between French Guiana and Dakar in Senegal, spanning 2,400 miles.
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Prince George
British Columbia
Youth pattern with sailor-blue linen and Angora look
A youth fashion pattern describes a sporty, neck to waist length garment with caped sleeves. Linen in sailor blue with white trim and buttons suggests a nautical tone while Angora wool in yellow brown checks offers another smart scheme. Style 597 comes in sizes 8 10 12 14 with yardage details and a warm weather option without long sleeves.
First Canadian pulp mills established in 1866
In 1866 Canada began wood pulp manufacture with a mechanical pulp mill at Valleyfield Quebec and the first chemical pulp mill at Wind or Mills Quebec.
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Canada
Valleyfield
Quebec
Sor Mills
Sunday School Lesson April 16 Feature
Golden Text from John 1 14 34 proclaims the Word made flesh and dwelling among us The lesson centers on Mark 9 2 29 with a devotional reading from Hebrews 1 1 9
Transfiguration Narrative Reflections on Prayer and Faith
A devotional reflection on the Transfiguration and its timing after Peter’s Caesarea Philippi confession. The piece discusses Jesus guiding Peter John and James to pray on the mountain, the disciples’ fear and need for encouragement, and the transforming power of prayer shaping character and faith. It cites Bruce and Van Dyke and notes prayer alters the soul toward love, hope, and likeness to Christ.
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Peter
Caesarea
Philippi
Jesus
A. B. Bruce
John
James
Jairus
Lazarus
Gethsemane
Henry van Dyke
Christ
J. D. Jones
Italy Sets Education Budget At Seventy Percent Share
Italy's appropriation for education this year reaches seventy percent, higher than the level in 1932, signaling a shift in funding emphasis and long term educational policy.
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Italy
Home grown vegetables for every family urged by Manitoba Extension
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture Extension Service urges every community to promote home vegetable gardens to save money and improve health. Miss Esther Thompson directs a campaign highlighting planning, neighbor assistance, seed access, and sharing gardening knowledge to stock winter cellars with canned fruits and vegetables.
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Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Esther Thompson
Miss Thompson
Manitoba
New Skin Grafting Method Uses Salt Shaker Technique
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine researchers modify a salt shaker to apply skin grafts. Dr. Louis Herrman says the method yields faster growth with fewer visible scars, unlike prior grafts that required precise patch placement.
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University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Louis Herrman
Liver Pills Ad Claim In Digestive Boost Tone
An old advertisement urges readers feeling low in spirits and constipated to use Carter's Little Liver Pills as a liver stimulant. It promotes the product as purely vegetable, free of harsh mercury, and sold by druggists with a numeric price cue.
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Carter
Richest Man by Possessions Dies in London
One of the world’s wealthiest men died in London leaving only 400 dollars in cash. The will highlights his gratitude for life and praise for his family, noting affection from his mother, father, uncles, wife, children, and friends.
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London
Calgary
Highly Prized Bible of John Wesley Preserved in London
The pocket Bible once used by John Wesley, founder of the Methodist Church, is carefully preserved in London and regarded as perhaps the church’s most valued possession. It formerly traveled with the President of the Church.
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John Wesley
Methodist Church
London
Poultry Raiser Conquers Roup With Liniment
G Minvielle of Fort Garry reports beating roup in his young hens after trial of various remedies. He used Minard's Liniment five to six drops on the tongue and sometimes more, noting it helped greatly for bronchial and rheumatic troubles. Sold by all druggists.
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G. Minvielle
Fort Garry
Mr. Minvielle
Minard
S S Madras City Sets Vancouver Grain Load Record
In February this year the S S Madras City loaded 281 000 bushels of grain and was ready for sea in 8 hours 40 minutes, a new port of Vancouver record.
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S.S. Madras City
Vancouver
Simply Worn Out Women Need Pinkham Tonic
Advertisement claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restores strength for overworked housewives. It asserts tonic action eases daily tasks, with a claim that 8 in 166 women report benefit and urges purchase from a druggist today.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Wes
Cranbrook
Kilkenny
Prince George, B.C
French Guiana
Dakar
Senegal
Yshia A
N. VU
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Ruth Rogers
McDermot Ave
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