World Happenings Briefly Told
The Department of National Defence orders 16 light aircraft for Royal Canadian Air Force training at a cost of 85 000 dollars. In Britain 7 000 clerical workers vote no on keeping jobs after marriage. Mike Grymalaski dies after being overcome by poison gas in a 75 foot well near Raymore Saskatchewan. Tarro pensions total about 5 million dollars this year per Old Age Pensions Board chair Dr Jamie son. Amateur radio licenses total 336 972 for 1929 30, up from 296 926 the prior year. Vancouver seeks early extension of postal air mail service by unanimous city council resolution. Canadian Manufacturers' Association members sail from Halifax to study West Indies trade. Toronto assesses over one billion dollars for the first time, population above six hundred thousand.
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Department of National Defence
Royal Canadian Air Force
British Civil Service
Raymore
Sask
Mike Grymalaski
Department of Marine
Postmaster-General of
Canada
Vancouver
British Columbia
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Halifax
Lady Drake
British West Indies
Canadan
Indies
Demerara
Toronto
W. G. Farley
Manitoba Fruit Growth To Be Placed On Profit Basis
Manitoba fruit growing is to be placed on a profitable basis per a marketing report by Mrs. S. M. Loree of Carman at the United Farmers of Manitoba convention. Prospective growers will get accurate statistics on yields and hardiness. Demonstration orchards exist across the province, with reorganization next spring expected to yield results. About a dozen growers now commercially produce apples plums strawberries raspberries and currants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
S. M. Loree
Carman
United Farmers of Manitoba
National Research Laboratories Contract for Ottawa Facility
The Canadian Government awards a $2,774,000 contract to build the National Research Laboratories in Ottawa. Construction is to begin soon and be completed in 14 months.
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National Research Laboratories
Ottawa
Prize Flight Proclaimed A Fool Proof Airplane milestone
The Regina Daily Post reports a new airplane described as fool proof with a prize of 109000 after Mitchel Field tests. The craft promises low risk flying with a minimum glide speed of 38 miles per hour and signals a shift toward safer high speed aircraft production following Lindbergh’s solo flight influence.
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Mitchel Field
New York City
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Regina Daily Post
Paris Velvet Tiered Dress Pattern No 3015 Details
Chic printed sheer velvet tiered model in Independence blue with a swathed hip and crystal buckle highlights a high waist. Design No. 3015 offers sizes 16 to 42 bust with options in dahlia purple black crepe satin Canton crepe and crepe Elizabeth. Pattern price 25 cents. wrap coin preferred.
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Paris
Adcorens Winnipeg News Item
Adcorens. Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 375 McDermot Ave. Winnipeg name.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Adcorens
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Remarkable Paris Exhibit Showcases Brain Sick Art
Visitors faced a striking Paris gallery display titled Artistic manifestations of the brain sick. Curated by Dr A Marie Marquise de Ludre Frolois and M Bone it included works by inmates from asylums and grim photographic and engravings of Bedlam and medieval torture. One vivid piece depicted a three toed mammal in a primeval forest with the caption Where was I On what planet.
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Max Bine
Paris
A. Marie
Marquise de Ludre-Frolois
M. Bone
Bedlam
Revised Weeknight Omelette Dessert Recipe
A six to eight serving omelet dessert combines eggs lemon and orange juices with sugar salt and cornstarch. Separate and whip yolks with the juice mix then fold in the beaten whites and cook in a well oiled pan. Garnish with orange slices and extra sugar.
Stovetop Cabbage Dish with Sweet Sour Glaze
A recipe describes stewing onion in soup fat until golden, then adding sugar, vinegar and water, shredding white cabbage, and simmering in a tightly covered pot for hours. It aims for a pleasantly piquant sweet sour, golden glossy result, with optional flour dusting near the end.
Saskatoon Reports 1929 Progress Across City Sectors
The City of Saskatoon reports substantial progress in 1929 with strong finances and high tax collection. Outstanding taxes stand at 800,000, about 1,000,000 less than 1925, and 800 more pupils enrolled in schools. Electrical output rose 30 percent, city real estate sales reached 130,000, and street railway passengers rose 15 percent.
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Saskatoon
When Things Go Wrong Do Not Quit
Poetic verse advising perseverance through hardship. The speaker urges resilience when facing uphill challenges, financial strain, and fatigue, reminding readers to rest but not give up and to keep moving forward despite difficulties.
Doctor Visits for Husband in Neighboring Ward
A patient-friendly physician explains he will see the speaker's husband and another patient next door, joking about killing two birds with one visit as he arrives.
Discovery Cuts Carbon Monoxide In Exhausts Says Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins University chemist Dr. J C W Fraser reports a catalyzer method to remove carbon monoxide from motor exhausts. The process extracts oxygen from air to form carbon dioxide, making garages safer. details of the catalyzer are not disclosed.
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Johns Hopkins University
Health Department
Heath
New York City
J. C. W. Frazer
Johns Hopkins
America
Dr. Fraser
Sunday School Lesson Golden Text and Lesson Reference
Devotional note presents Jesus sermon text from Matthew 7 1 29 with focus on the warning that every unfruitful tree is cut down and burned The lesson mirrors Matthew 7 1 29 and devotional reading from Proverbs 2 1 8 offering guidance on discernment and righteous living.
Distinguishing False From True Leaders in Matthew
A sermon reflects on Matthew 7 12 15 23 stressing the Golden Rule and warning against false prophets. It notes Jesus judges by fruits and warns that wolves dress in sheep clothes while prophetic zeal can be exploited for gain. A. B. Bruce is cited on recognition by conduct.
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Jesus
Martin Luther
John
Kingdom of Heaven
Judas
A. B. Bruce
Outdoor Dinosaur Museum Spotted Along Western Rail Lines
A National Museum staff member in Ottawa proposes an outdoor museum along railway rights of way in Western Canada. Concrete casts of dinosaur, mammoth, and mastodon skeletons would stand as a historic monument and tourist attraction for rail travelers.
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Canada
Ontario Leads Canada in Radio License Recipients
More than 300000 receiving set owners in Canada paid the annual $1 radio license this year marking the first full compliance since broadcasting began. Ontario accounts for about half of the licenses with 146662, while Toronto hosts over 40000.
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Canada
Ontario
Toronto
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Evolution of alphabets and cultural uses of shark teeth
The piece traces the age of the English alphabet about 2,600 years old and its gradual development from ancient picture signs. It notes shark teeth as currency in some Pacific islands and their use in China as gold mounted ornaments.
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Pacific Islands
China
Sir John Aird Returns From Pacific Conference Tour
Sir John Aird president of the Canadian Bank of Commerce returns from a four months tour to Egypt, the Orient, France and Great Britain. He says sacrifices from all empire parts are needed for intra empire trade and expects Pacific relations to boost trade with Canada, Japan and China. He notes China and Japan near understanding in Manchuria and emphasizes Britain maintaining a strong commercial fleet. Japan is a wheat market and importer of Canadian machinery and clothing.
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John Aird
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Egypt
Oreat
France
Great Britain
Orient
Canada
China
Japan
Manchuria
Sir John
Toronto
Tribute Tablet Honors Arthur Hunt Chute at Acadia University
A bronze tablet presented by Toronto editors to Acadia University pays tribute to Arthur Hunt Chute author soldier and gentleman killed on a northward flight on September 22 1929. The unveiling was performed by R Napier Moore Toronto magazine editor.
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Canada
Arthur Hunt Chute
Acadia University
Nova Scotia
Toronto
Lake Manitoba
R. Napier Moore
May Create New Market for British Columbia Seed Potatoes
A trial shipment of British Columbia certified Burbank seed potatoes to Buenos Aires could open a large South American market for the province. A quotation on 600 tons of certified seed has already been requested.
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British Columbia
Buenos Aires
South America
Burbank
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IFN Leith
Scotri
Youli Uke
Ontaro
Jamieson
Old Age Pensions Board
Manitoba Fruit
Norman Bishop
Salisbury, N.B
Klaapea
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Ww. N. U
Annebelle Worthington
Betty Barclay
Saskatoon’s Progress
Prairie Provinces
Minard’s
Eers
Odd
Haere
Jules Simard
Sir John Aird
Spohn
Spohn Medical CO
Dept V-2
Goshen, Ind
England
Brooder
John A. Chantler & Co., Ltd
Toronto, Ont
Wellington St. W
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