World Happenings Briefly Told
Decline of 21 500 in relief in British Columbia March to June this year. Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co securing Winnipeg Electric coke contract for 60 000 tons yearly, previously US supplied. Three white Leghorn chickens from Sault Ste Marie to Rome for world poultry congress. BC lumbermen fear US embargo under new Recovery Act code. Canada to handle affairs with North South Central American nations via new bureau. US cotton output forecast 12 314 000 bales vs 23 002 508 last year. John Copithorne, 72, Riel Rebellion veteran, dies in Victoria. Irelandborn rancher long in Alberta and BC. Earl Jellicoe opens naval week at Portsmouth urging Britain to resume safety. Naphtha rescued in Turner Valley plant at 571 barrels daily. 80 000 000 cubic feet waste gas processed daily.
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British Columbia
Crow's Nest Pass Coal Company
Fernie
B.C
Winnipeg Electric Company
United States
Winnipeg
Harry Knapp
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Rome
Italy
Canada
Japan
Foreign Office
North
Gouth
Central America
Department of Agriculture
John Copithorne
Victoria
Cork
Ireland
Jumping Pound
Alberta
Britain
Earl Jellicoe
Portsmouth
Imperial Oi
Turner Valley
Serum Therapy Claimed To Cure Influenza Pneumonia
Dr Ronald Hare of London reports two cases of influenzal pneumonia cured by a serum similar to that used in ferret immunization. One patient, 27, was in grave condition. after two injections four hours apart and a third the next day her recovery began and continued. The second case also improved and recovered.
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Ronald Hare
London
Mare
Lancet
Hare
Bulgarian Peasants Sell Watermelons by Honest Box
In Peshtera and nearby St Constantine Bulgaria peasants solve overproduction by placing surplus melons in tree boxes marked Take as many as you want and leave what you think fair. Thousands visit in summer and the rustic shop thrives with few paying full price and no rackets reported.
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Peshtera
Bulgaria
St. Constantine
World phone lines spread with new India links
Inauguration of telephone communications between India and Australia continues global expansion. Two days later India connected with Palestine and South Africa. Since May 1 lines from Bombay to England have averaged five calls daily.
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India
Australia
Palestine
South Africa
England
Bombay
Wireless conference telephone debut at world power meet
At the World Power Conference in Stockholm, Ericsson introduced a portable wireless receiver system allowing attendees to listen to lectures in multiple languages while moving freely. The device uses a shoulder worn antenna and a pocket receiver, with wall mounted transmitters and language channels, attracting 900 members.
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Stockholm
L. M. Ericsson Telephone Company
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Lemon Gelatin Pie With Meringue Topping
Recipe details lemon flavored gelatin with rind and juice of two lemons, eggs, water, salt, and a baked pie shell. After dissolving and cooling, fill shell, chill until firm, then crown with a Three Minute Meringue or whipped cream. Meringue uses egg whites, water, sugar, salt, vanilla, and heat beaten to stiff peaks, then spread atop the pie.
Elegant navy crepe silk bodice dress pattern
Describes a belted moulded bodice dress with a flat hipline and lengthening silhouette. Navy blue crepe silk with blue and white crepe print trims, Horizon pin tucks at the waist, and back to front pointed outlines. Style No. 363 18 available in sizes 36 to 46 inches bust, price 20 cents.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Winnipeg Pattern No Name Town appears in the notice section of the 175 McDermot Ave publication. Pattern orders likely list design numbers and names for customers seeking specific fabrics and styles from the local union printing house.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Praise for Russia Claims World Attention From Canadian Journalist
Robert J. Cromie editor of the Vancouver Sun in New York from Europe says Russia is beginning an economic honeymoon and will command world attention and emulation. He argues capitalism misapplied in the West stifles production and praises the Soviet Union as the safest credit deal with virility and pride in its new regime.
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Canada
Robert J. Cromie
New York
Russia
Cromie
The
Vancouver Sun
United States
England
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Peach Pie Glace With Orange Gelatin
Fresh peaches sliced and mixed with sugar and left to stand ten minutes. Gelatin dissolves in boiling water with salt, then poured over the peaches as the mixture cools. Chill until slightly thickened, then fill a cold pie shell and chill until firm. Top with Three Minute Meringue or whipped cream.
No Thought Reader At Dance Sparks Shy Kiss Hint
A flirtatious exchange unfolds at a dance as a shy man sits silently for ten minutes. She schemes with a line about reading thoughts and he retorts by joking about a perfume and a shiny nose, highlighting their playful banter.
Sunday School Lesson August 20
The golden text urges wholehearted service to Jehovah from 1 Samuel 12 20. Readings include 1 Samuel chapters 3 12 omens and devotional Psalm 125 offer guidance on faithfulness and devotion.
Samuel and the Boy Samuel’s Devotion to Service
Alexander Maclaren reflects on Samuel’s early years as a model of child religion. Samuel serves under Eli, learning obedience from the aged priest and showing double obedience to God and man. The piece emphasizes how early virtue shapes lifelong character and warns that wasted years cannot be recovered.
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Samuel
Josephus
Jesus
Eli
Alexander Maclaren
I Like To Go When I Have To Go
A traveler explains why he prefers trains for travel, praising punctual service and comfort while criticizing road travel. He values schedule predictability, ability to sleep, read, eat on demand, and avoid road delays, weather, and crowded exits, concluding trains suit his needs best.
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Indianapolis
Daytona Beach
Marvels Of Science Electric eye opens doors and powers machines
The article reviews the electric eye and selenium cell technology used in offices factories restaurants homes and theatres. It explains how light sensors control lighting parking and machines and notes future goals of converting sunlight into electricity with large scales and ship propulsion.
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H. Caldwell
New York Times
Winnipeg Free Press
Proposals Aim to Set Up West Weather Depots
Federal and provincial officials in Regina discussed plans to establish meteorological stations across the west with modern equipment on federal experimental farms and provincial sites. Competent inspectors would collect data to support agricultural needs, with additional stations at strategic locations to cover all areas of the provinces.
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Regina
J. F. Bryant
K.C
Saskatchewan Commission On Conservation and Afforestation
Joit Commission
Prairie Provinces
Grain Exhibition Movement Forms for International Trade
The article reports plans to create an international World’s Grain Exhibition and Conference organization. Regina’s grain show success has prompted leaders to pursue a formal body. The U S Department of Agriculture is said to back a small federal department to anchor the initiative.
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Regina
Department of Agriculture
Likeness of Caesar Confirmed by German Institute
The German Archaeological Institute identifies a Roman bust found near Catania Italy as Julius Caesar. The sculpture rested for over two centuries in Acireale’s library where its true identity was previously unknown.
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Catania
Italy
Julius Caesar
Acireale
Caesar
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