World Happenings Briefly Told
Prices hold map shows Australia’s wool crop may bring 264 million dollars this year and be 100 000 bales larger than any prior crop. Lord Elton plans Ramsay MacDonald bio. Jellyfish flood Durban harbor delaying the Dromore Castle liner. NSW to bar under 18 at greyhound meetings. Sam the European bison dies at London zoo. Queen Mary aids Personal Services League bazaar as patron. MP G G McGeer urges BC Alaska highway. Japan grants gas degree and poisons chair plan. Chinese planes destroyed by wooden decoys at airfield.
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Australia
Lord Elton
Ramsay MacDonald
Durban
South Africa
Union Castle
Dromore Castle
New South Wales
London Zoo
Sam
Europe
Queen Mary
Personal Services League
G. G. MceGeer
K.C
Vancouver- Burrard
British Columbia-Alaska
Tea Leaves From One Plant Produce Green and Black Varieties
Both green and black tea originate from the same Camellia sinensis plant. The color and flavor differences arise from processing steps after harvest, including oxidation, with green tea undergoing minimal oxidation and black tea undergoing full oxidation before packaging.
Inside Flin Flon Mine Community Life and Work
A tour of Flin Flon’s mining complex reveals the engineering backbone and human side. Workers from Manitoba and Saskatchewan, about 1,000 strong, live simply, send money home, and benefit from a welfare club and a 1,235-member Community Club run by elected and company directors. The plant includes a foundry, electric control system, and a woodworking shop that crafts mine ladders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usid Cyande
Engieer
In & Mine
Flin Flen
Island Falls
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Vast Forest Found in Australian Desert Near Goldfield
Senior geologist P. S. Hossfield of the North Australian Survey reports a new forest of desert oak spanning about 300 square miles in the desert heart, roughly 70 miles from The Granites goldfield. He estimates at least two million trees valuable for building and mining.
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P. S. Hossfield
North Australian Survey
Granites
Harvard film aids reading through eye movement study
Harvard psychologists developed a moving picture film to promote correct eye movement for reading. The program aims to help both adults and children improve reading ability.
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Harvard
Apple Based Dessert Recipe and Home Cooking Advice
Alice Stevens advocates balanced meals for growing children emphasizing milk fruits and vegetables as key minerals and vitamins. A dessert recipe using apples sago milk and sugar is provided with baking directions and an invitation for free home cooking advice from Alice Stevens Home Service to Winnipeg readers.
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Alice Stevens
Home Service
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave E
Winnipeg
Man
Paralyzed Man Healed After Faith of Friends
Sunday School lesson recounts Jesus forgiving sins and healing a paralytic brought by four friends. Scribes question blasphemy while Jesus proves divine authority by commanding the man to arise and walk. The crowd glorifies God as witnesses marvel at the miracle.
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Mark Wiins
Evens
Jesus
Moffatt
God
Moffat
Daylight Saving Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Groups
The Literary Digest notes broad support from golfers and gardeners for daylight saving while mothers and milkmen voice complaints. The snapshot captures a divided public response to the time change with varied daily life impacts.
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Literary Digest
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Mer
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Corries
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Tims
Beth Gore
Raymer
Masonm
Remenies Limireo
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