World Happenings Briefly Told
Victoria residents vote against beer by the glass with a 1 713 majority. BC plans a diamond jubilee celebration on July 20. Mysterious disappearances of boatmen in southeastern Alaska are under investigation. Justice Hyndman of the Alberta Supreme Court resigns to head the pensions appeal board in Ottawa. The King loses a close friend with Sir Charles Cust’s death in London. Hoover may visit Ottawa to lay a cornerstone for a new regency chancery building. Francis Lindley named ambassador to Japan. World wheat output for 1930 rises 8 percent to 3 778 000 000 bushels excluding Russia and China. A 17 year old in Australia finds a gold nugget weighing 78 pounds worth about 26786 dollars. Peace River direct outlet urged by Herman Treille to the On to the Peace Association in Vancouver. The Nautilus submarine, destined for the North Pole, moves from Philadelphia to Camden. voyage planned for early March.
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Alaska
Justice Hyndman
Alberta Supreme Court
Pensions Appeal Board
Ottawa
London
England
Charles Cust
Hoover
Regation Chancery
U.S
Francis Oswald Lindley
Portugal
Japan
Russia
China
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Larkinville
Australia
Pacific Coast
Peace River
Herman Trelle
Vancouver
Sir George Wilkins
North Pole
Philadelphia
Camden
N.J
George
Is Cancer Caused By Cooked Food
Dr Julian P Thomas claims uncooked foods can eradicate cancer and argues modern deaths rise as vitality declines. He cites higher cancer risk in women over 40 and criticizes cooked diets as a root cause while urging prevention by keeping the body youthful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian P. Thomas
Southern Medical College
Coal testing arrangements for B C coal by Winnipeg Electric reported
Hon W A Gordon announced that arrangements for oven tests of British Columbia coal by the Winnipeg Electric Company are completed. Edward Anderson K C, president of the Winnipeg firm, said the tests follow the Department of Mines policy to investigate western province coals for various uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Winnipeg Electric Company
W. A. Gordon
Dominion
Edward Anderson
K.C
Winnipeg
Department of Mines
Silhouettes and Smut Talk in a Paris Made Dress Pattern
Tingey models are sketched in Paris with patterns cut in New York. The pattern suits many fabrics from silk pique to velveteen and tweed, offered in sizes 14–20 and 34–46, ready for immediate delivery. Also included is a thorough guide on eliminating smut from grain using Formalin or Copper Carbonate with precise mixing instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
Fashion Bureau
Ciently
Canada
How To Order Patterns Address In Winnipeg
A Winnipeg notice lists the address 176 McDermot Ave for the Winnipeg Newspaper Union. The item directs readers on where to order sewing patterns and related materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Royal Bank of Canada Chief Voices Cautious Optimism
At the annual meeting Sir Herbert Holt cites world low mood and tight credit, urges diversification and agricultural credit support. He backs mixed farming, fertilizer use, and livestock expansion to stabilize yields and profits while noting Canada’s strong industrial and financial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Bank of Canada
Herbert Holt
Great Britain
Dominions
Ottawa
Sir Herbert
Canada
West
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Exclusive Russia skulls for English doctors claim
Herr Hugo Brech says his firm supplies Russian skulls to English doctors for dental demonstrations. He states steady demand for skulls in good condition due to peasants' hard lives. A skull fetches about $90. Government tests show 7,000 pounds of oil dumped at sea would drift 90 miles and cover 900 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Hugo Brech
Herr Brecht
Russia
High Seas
Sunday School Lesson February 1
The Golden Text from Isaiah 53.4 proclaims borne griefs and sorrows. The lesson centers on Luke chapters 4 and 5 detailing Jesus teaching in Capernaum and calling disciples, with devotional focus on Isaiah 53.1-6.
The Cure Of Peter's Wife I Mother
The text describes Jesus healing Peter's mother in law after she suffers a fever, then heals many others as fame spreads. It discusses Jesus needing prayer and choosing to preach the Kingdom of God, not just heal, and ends noting a leper's healing and a Spanish olive oil export figure of nearly 20 million pounds in a recent month.
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Peter
Jesus
Dean Brown
Galilee
Capernaum
Spain
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Thomas Carpenter
Thard Ave
Verdun Khan
Ogre
Victoria
B.C
Putnams
Wee
Cers
B.C. Coal
Eva A. Tingey
H. G. L. Strange
Searle Grain Co. Ltd
Man
Toft
Dr. Thomas
Cancer Dept
Thomas Sanitarium
Mayfair Ave
Royal Bank Annual Meeting
Herbert
C. E. Neill
Bank
M. W. Wilson
Jesus the Great Physician
Brooder
John A. Chantler & Co., Ltd
Toronto, Ont
Wellington St. W
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