World Happenings Briefly Told
Kenkichi Yoshizawa retires as Japanese ambassador to France and becomes Japan's foreign minister designate. Britain reports its warmest Christmas in seven years with no snow and 51 degrees. The Duke of Abruzzi slated to head a merged Italian steamship group. The Sunday Express notes Queen of Spain negotiations to sell jewelry collection worth about £500,000. Canada reports November employment at 901,854, down 4 percent from October. Paavo Nurmi intends to compete in 10,000m and marathon at Los Angeles Olympics and resumes training in April. A 15 year old Lancaster boy discharged after bullet lodged in his heart from an accidental shooting, with no operation performed.
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Japan
Great Britain
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Paavo Nurmi
Los Angeles
Paavo
Western Canada
S. Barnes
Swift Current
A. J. Connor
Canada
Saskatchewan Commission On Conservation
James F. Bryant
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Saskatchewan
Barnes
Western Farm
Regina
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Havre
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Waters and Forests
Landes
Sologne
Pontine
Illustrated
China
Frank Barnson
Sanford Fleming
Canadian Pacific Railway
United States
Manitoba
Rocky Mountain Zone
John Macoun
Palestine
Africa
Meyer
Brooks
South Africa
Sunday School Lesson January 10 Behold the Lamb of God
The lesson centers on John 1 19 51 and the golden text Behold the Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world John 1 29. Devotional reading is Isaiah 53 4 12.
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God
A Wise Transfer Of Allegiance In John Baptists Followers
The day after a Jerusalem deputation questioned John the Baptist about Christ he identified Jesus as the Lamb of God to two of his disciples, who left the prophet to follow the unknown Galilean. The piece discusses the need to transfer allegiance from reformer to Redeemer and to seek individual redemption through faith.
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Jerusalem
Christ
John the Baptist
Jesus
Lamb of God
the Baptist
John
Galilean
Percy Austin
Marcus Dods
John T. McFarland
Saskatchewan drought prompts climate debate and forestry fix
Saskatchewan Commission chair calls for bold action against drought amid conflicting theories by federal climatologists. He argues trees and forestry, irrigation, and arid-land management are essential, cites past royal commissions, and invites experts and farmers to contribute toward a practical solution.
Bavarian Crown Jewels Sold at Christie's
Christie's sold the Wittelsbach collection titled property of the royal house of Wittelsbach for £29,300. The 13 lots included emeralds pearls and rubies with the Wittelsbach blue diamond drawing the greatest excitement among European collectors.
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Royal House of Wittelsbach
Christie’s
Wittelsbach
Europe
Circassian Walnut Grows in Rugged Caucasus Regions
Circassian walnut thrives in the Caucasus where harsh weather shapes wood fibers into distinctive, beautiful grain patterns sought by craftsmen and collectors.
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Caucasus
Carnival workers lament exhaust and early death in Leipzig
A quoted exchange from Gemubliche Sachse in Leipzig shows a worker blaming sleepless nights for illness and aging, while a companion cites lack of funds as the cause, reflecting hardship in the carnival trade.
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Gemubliche Sachse
Leipzig
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