World Happenings Briefly Told
The RAF adopts a fast combat monoplane with underslung wings. Nazi police dissolve the Biblical Society of Hamburg under state protection laws. France’s Reynaud says gold inflow could buy more than 5,000 warplanes. US safety council reports 1938 accidental deaths reduced by 10,200, a record. Alberta renews 4.478 million in treasury bills for relief. BC bans horse imports except by inspector permit under animal disease act. Clarence Harry released after nine years for boom years fraud. C P railway land agent notes Vancouver Hotel replacement may be torn down before next year.
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Royal Air Force
Biblical Society of
Hamburg
Reynaud
France
United States Safety Council
Alberta
Treasury
British Columbia
Clarence Harry
W. Bain
Canadian Pacific Railway
C.P.R
Vancouver
C.N.R
World butter stocks and rationing contrasted in wartime report
The Toronto Star notes Canada held 87 million pounds of butter in nine principal cities on December 1 while Germany rationed to a quarter pound weekly. The piece argues global abundance would be possible with better distribution. It also mentions diverse furs from sheep and many names for cat dog and goat products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Toronto Star
Canada
Germany
Production Rise for British Briar Pipes Over Two Years
British briar pipe output climbed from 4 980 000 units to 5 592 000 units in the past two years, signaling growth in the sector and higher demand for pipe materials and related crafts.
Lord Nuffield Eyed as a Legend of Industry and Empire
The Real Lord Nufheid Atticus in the Financial Post portrays Lord Nuffield as a traveler who sparks intense interest wherever he goes. His lavish benevolence has made him legendary, blending curiosity for people with a wistful, manchmal mood and a drive to find practical ways to do things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atticus
Financial Post
Nufheid
Scrooge
Pecksniff
Lord Nuffield
James Barrie
Oxford
Cheerful As a Sunny Morning by Anne Adams
A cheerful morning piece by Anne Adams offers light, uplifting observations and gentle encouragement for readers seeking simple joy in daily life. The column shares small moments of happiness and practical mood-boosting tips.
New Anne Adams Pattern 4026 for Spring Frock
Refreshing spring dress pattern 4026 offers a feminine frock with ric rac trim and impudent sleeves, ideal for house chores. It comes in misses and women sizes up to 42, with easy instructions and optional ribbon bow revers instead of a collar. Send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg for ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Britain Extends £2 Million Czech Credit Lift
Great Britain will provide an extra two million pounds to Czecho-Slovakia, bringing the total loan to twelve million under a recently agreed arrangement. The credit is valued at about £9.35 million in further terms of the same agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Inter provincial council to protect western wildlife
The inter-provincial council of western fish and game associations met in Edmonton to organize and coordinate a Game Protection Decision for wildlife preservation. A $10,000 Dominion grant will be sought. E P Pitblado of Winnipeg was elected president and T McKay Long of Winnipeg was named secretary. Members represent Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia with appointed executives and representatives named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Provincial Council of Western Fish and Game Associations
Edmonton
E .P. Pitblado
Winnipeg
T. McKay Long
Inter-Provincial Association
Manitoba
Co. H. Miles
Saskatoon
A. E. Bence
Battleford
Saskatchewan
Leonard E. Wise
W. C. Fisher
Calgary
Alberta
Charles A. Hayden
Vernon
British Columbia
Anl
British Columbia Fish and Game Association
Expansion of pension policy aids indigent veterans
The government will extend free hospital care and medical treatment to indigent veterans whose illnesses are not tied to war service. Hon. C. G. Power announced the policy, reflecting advances in recognizing nervous injuries' impact on economic ability and health beyond traditional pension eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Department of Pensions
C. G. Power
Canada
Department of Pensions and National Health
Pasteurized milk better for calves and children, study finds
The Milk Nutrition Committee of Great Britain reports that experiments in Britain, the U S and Canada show calves thrive on pasteurized milk, with a slight weight edge and fewer tuberculin reactions. Pneumonia appeared more in raw milk groups, and milkborne infections are minimized by pasteurization, supporting use for children too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Nutrition Committee of
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Aberdeen
Sas Katchewan breeders seek western range sheep standard
Arthur Richardson of Lemans led Sas Katchewan Sheep Breeders Association as they discussed University of Sas Katchewan experiments crossing Ryeland and Rambouillet sheep. He said standardizing western range sheep is vital, akin to swine standardization.
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University of Saskatchewan
Western Canada
Saskatchewan Sheep Breeders’ Association
Arthur Richardson
Lemans
Richardson
Meaningless Phrase On Drinking Like A Fish
The phrase is said to be meaningless since a fish gulps water to extract oxygen through its gills, a process unlike human breathing, which uses lungs to take in air.
Readers urged to request full cancer article set
An editorial note invites readers to write to the Health League of Canada at 105 Bond St Toronto Ont to obtain the complete collection of Dr McCulloughs cancer articles. The notice provides contact details and promotes securing the full series by mail.
Sunday School Lesson on Acts 3 1-4 22
Golden text Peter tells the lame man I have no silver or gold but what I have I give thee. Devotional reading Isaiah 35 1 10. Lesson centers on Acts chapters 3 and 4 22 with focus on healing and faith.
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Peter
Peter Heals a Beggar at Beautiful Gate
In public prayer at the temple Peter and John heal a man lame from birth near the Beautiful Gate. Peter credits Jesus Christ’s power, not his own, and the miracle leads to a crowd's belief, with five thousand followers afterward.
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Peter
John
Temple
Beautiful
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Philips Brooks
Jesus
God
Solomon
Christ
Lemon Jell-O Ice Cream Sherbet Recipe
A vintage recipe describes mixing one package Lemon Jell-O Ice Cream Powder with sugar and salt, adding boiling water gradually, then lemon juice crushed pineapple and juice. Cool and freeze to yield two quarts of sherbet.
Card Front: Sweet Corn Sauce for Spring Salad
A recipe card lists ingredients Mazola Benson s or Canada Corn Starch water egg mustard salt paprika lemon juice Crown Brand Corn Syrup and more. Mix the first three ingredients cook until smooth then whisk in the rest to a thick sauce and serve with Spring Salad yielding about a pint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson's
Canada
Quiet Is Essential for Restful Sleep Say Doctor
Dr. Robert S. Carroll in Hygeia says restful sleep is like feeding doves. Motionless, doubting, and confident waiting draws the dove to the wrist, symbolizing how repose attracts sleep. Fear of insomnia creates mental tension and fosters the very sleeplessness it dreads.
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Robert S. Carroll
American Medical Association
Dr. Carroll
Bananas Reach Moscow Streets After War Clearance
Thousands of Muscovites line up to buy samples of bananas for 7 rubles a pound, the first fresh fruit seen on city streets since the Great War. A 150000 pound shipment from Colombia arrived to meet demand.
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Moscow
Colombia
Record North Atlantic Wave Reaches 80 Feet in 1922
A historical note records a colossal North Atlantic wave estimated at 80 feet encountered in 1922. The achievement stands as one of the era’s most extreme sea events, reflecting the perilous conditions faced by early deep sea navigators.
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North Atlantic
England Imports Mass Rabbit Supply This Year
England reports importation of more than 42 million rabbits annually, reflecting a large domestic demand for meat and fur. The figure underscores a sustained trade volume tied to agricultural markets and consumer consumption.
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England
Life In The Open Affects Longevity And Health
A 92 year old former London policeman still draws his pension in Bow since 1896. The Ottawa Journal notes his active outdoor life as a factor in exceptional longevity. It contrasts with sedentary Whitehall workers whose pension life expectancy is only about two and a half years after retirement.
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London
Bow
Ottawa Journal
Whitehall
Christmas date established in early fifth century
The text notes that while many sects celebrate Christ's birth on other dates, December 25 was authoritatively fixed as the actual date in the early fifth century. The remark emphasizes the historical consensus shaping Christmas observance.
Caviar Linked to Rickets Treatment for Russian Children
Report claims caviar is being given to undernourished Russian children as a cure for rickets. The article notes medical authorities and families watching for results and safety concerns.
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Russia
Liner Queen Mary Reports Four Complete Radio Transmitters
The Queen Mary is equipped with four complete radio transmitters aboard. This detail highlights the ship’s communications capabilities and readiness for long ocean voyages.
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Mark Blo
Lydia E. Pinkhar
Lord Nufheid
Czech
VIC
Wiliam Zimmerman
Victoria University
Toronto
Board of Regents
Mr. Zimmerman
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co
M. W. McCutcheon
Victoria College
National Life Assurance Company
DR. J. W. S. McCullough
Doves
Chicago
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In the
Open
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