World Happenings Briefly Told
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh invited for a Alaska goodwill tour next summer. Clarence D Chamberlin plans a new endurance altitude record flight. Canada denies Tokio legation report. Kellogg plans Ottawa visit in February. Scotland launches anti greyhound racing campaign led by J Ramsay MacDonald. Submarine use banned proposal by Representative Fotheringham. Henry Ford to visit Brazil for rubber plantation project. MLA Charles Stewart Pingle dies from stroke in Medicine Hat. Fifteen Russians convicted of espionage near Russo Finnish frontier. three sentenced to death. National Conference of the Canadian Legion opens June 11 in St John New Brunswick. Major Tien Lei Huang plans LA to China flight next summer with Lindbergh as pilot candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Tien Lei Huang
Los Angeles
China
Charles A. Lindbergh
The Laziest Man Dead in Lurgan Armagh Tale
George Thompson famed as the laziest man in the world died in Lurgan County Armagh after a life of resting in bed for 30 years. His mother supported him and entered the workhouse as his caregiver. Authorities note he could not loaf there but stayed until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
Dial
Lurgan
County Armagh
George
Heart and nerves troubled by change of life
Mrs Gee McKenzie and Ost report distress from the change of life. She describes weakness melancholy and extreme nervousness disturbing sleep and daily life, noting anxiety from ordinary sounds like a clock.
Airship Service Planned Between Britain and North America
Commander Burney, a leading British air authority, says regular trans Atlantic airship service between England and Montreal and between England and New York could begin after a successful R-100 flight. Routes would run daily with mid Atlantic meeting points and fares estimated from 80 to 25 pounds. Montreal will host the airship traffic hub as start dates and funding talks proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Montreal
New Yor
Burney
British Air Authority
United Preas
United States
Canada
Barney
Atlantic Ocean
New York
mid-Atlantic
Self Reliance and Duty Spur True Life Purpose
The passage argues that external aids cannot replace personal initiative and responsibility. It stresses that many lives falter by waiting for direction, while true meaning comes from individuals taking bold action to shape their own destinies.
Chic frock pattern with inverted plait and pointed bodice
The pattern No. 1698 for misses and small women offers sizes 16 18 and 29 years with a 36 bust for size 18. It features an inverted centre-front plait, a left side fastening bodice, a back in one piece and optional contrasting cuffs and long collar. Yardage details and price listed. Fashion Book offers more smart apparel.
How To Order Patterns Address Winniper Newspaper
Pattern order notice lists the Winniper newspaper at 173 McDermot Ave. Readers are guided to request patterns with the Winnipes pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winniper Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipes
Sorema Remedies Claim Strong Results in Experiments
Sorema Ornament pemetres inner shin layers reaching germs of sh skta Aineaees. hence gratifying results in Erte Fotrineis ete Thee. Sorema Bicod Atterative Tabiets described as powerful and effective. Price Tee for 15 a treatment Screena L14. Dept Alit Winnipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipes
Televocal System Demonstrates Operatorless Machinery Control
A New York City demonstration by Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co. showcases the Televocal System. Inventor R J Wentley explains it enables remote supervision of plants via telephone, allowing start stop and switch control of equipment and even home devices through musical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
U.S.A
Westinghouse ‘“Electric and Manufacturing Company
R. J Wensley
Westinghouse
Wentley
Spirit of St. Louis Potato Stuns Pendleton Neighbor
W T Patton of Pendleton Oregon found a giant potato shaped like a monoplane. The spud nicknamed The Spirit of St Louis shows wings wheels and a pilot figure. Neighbor hints the famous flight influenced the quirky agricultural find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
W. T. Patton
Pendleton
Ore
Pathfinder
Patton
Spirit of
St. Louis
State Agricultural College
Lindy
State
Buffalo Meat For Eskimos
A MN Interior Department unit in Ottawa reserves fifty buffalo carcasses from a thousand slaughtered at Wainwright Park Alberta. The meat will be sliced and dried for shipment to Eskimos in northern Dominion regions to bolster scarce food as caribou herds decline.
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Wainwright Park
Alta
Northwest Territories
MN Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Dominion
No Illusions About Foreign Legion Quote Hits Headlines
John Harvey, recently pardoned by the French Foreign Legion after an eight year desertion sentence, declares he has no illusion about the Legion. He recalls brutal desert scenes and prison berths, bitter about his past with Beau Geste life. Starvey was released after British intervention. Bennett Doty, also pardoned, says the Legion gave him a square deal but is no young ladies seminary.
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John Harvey
French Foreign Legion
Evening Standard
Foreign Legion
Harvey
France
Starvey
British Foreign Office
Bennett J. Doty
Legion
United States
British editor praises Canada trip and duty to inform
Mr Gratian of Hull Mail and Hull Times, after touring Canada last summer, says Canada once seemed inaccessible but would return gladly. He notes some cannot afford such travel and urges those fortunate to share knowledge gained. Also mentions Alberta figures and wheat and oats championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratian
Hull Mail
Hull Times
Canada
Hull
Eng
Daily Mail
The Higher Law of Fasting in Jesus Teachings
The lesson analyzes Jesus refuting ritual fasting buy emphasizing inner feeling over rule. It contrasts Pharisee and John the Baptist followers with Jesus and notes wedding imagery of the bridegroom, covenant language, and the call for cheerful, joyful followers of God.
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Jesus
John the Baptist
John
Baptist
George A. Barton
Hosea
Ezekiel
Israel
Ginger Citrus Syrup Cocktail and Ham Nests
Recipe reads like a home kitchen guide mixing ginger syrup with lemon and orange juice, then serving over crushed ice. It also outlines a baked ham nests dish with mashed potatoes, milk, parsley and eggs baked under buttered crumbs until the eggs set softly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Laurier Home Becomes Quebec Government Memorial
The Arthabaska house built in 1877 by Sir Wilfrid Laurier will transfer to the Province of Quebec for a permanent memorial museum. Purchasers Noah Timmins and A Kirk Cameron of Montreal will convey the property to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Arthabaska
Statesman
Province of
Quebec
Wilfrid
Noah Timmins
A. Kirk Cameron
Montreal
Western Canada Grain Pool Eyes $5 Million Elevator Expansion
The Western Canada Grain Pool plans to spend about 5 million dollars next year on facility extensions at country elevators and Western Canadian terminals. George H. Melver, Pool General Sales Manager, cites a programme including 100 to 150 new elevators in Alberta, 150 in Saskatchewan, and 40 in Manitoba. Current totals stand at 160 in Alberta, 720 in Saskatchewan, and 50 in Manitoba. A music writer claims jazz is a dead art, but the piece argues it remains alive and influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Canada Grain Pool
Western Canada
George H. Melver
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada Sets Good Example in Industrial Disputes
Mary Van Kleek of the Russell Sage Foundation praises Canada's 18 year use of conciliation over compulsion under the Industrial Disputes Investigation Act. She notes the act prevents strikes or lockouts in railways public utilities and mines by a three member board with employee and employer appointees and a ministerial chair, leading to successful mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Mary van Kleek
Department of Industrial Studies
Russell Sage Foundation
Miss van Wieck
Minister of Labor
Sperry Unveils Diesel Principle Airplane Engine
Elmer A Sperry, inventor of the gyroscope compass, says he perfected an aeroplane engine on the Diesel principle. He expects a 1000 horsepower motor weighing two pounds per horsepower and running on crude oil at one fifth the fuel cost. The fuel is non inflammable and acted as a fire extinguisher in tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Sperry
Dr. Sperry
Air Base Planned at Churchill Man on Hudson Bay
Royal Canadian Air Force considers establishing an air base at Churchill Manitoba on Hudson Bay with indications it could be ready by spring. Reports say two aeroplanes would serve the base similar to operations at Nottingham Island in Hudson Strait.
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Churchill
Man
Hudson Bay
Royal Canadian Air Force
Nottingham Island
Hudson's Straits
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Peertive Guerenter
K. Becker
Tronte Buckleys
Engic
Alaska
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Department of External Affairs
Tokio
Frank Kellogg
Washington
Revolutionary
The
Canadian Legion British Empire Service League
St. John, N.B
Breton
T. Milburn Co. Limited
Toronto
Britain
Conmumeander Burney
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Freak
Christened
Solomon Group
Ek. C. Spalding
Canadian National Railways
Vancouver
Lorne McCutcheon
Herman Trelle
California
Peace River
Patriot
Betty Barclay
Laurier's
J. Uhslld
J. H. Guild CO
Rupert
Mets
Can Lyerat
St. Paul St
U.S
Port Churchill
Sir George
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kansas
Minnesota
Maine
South Dakota
Grippe
Curree
Ramney Company
International Patent Attorneya
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