World Happenings Briefly Told
Negotiations between German and Belgian representatives for marks settlement have concluded with an agreement signed. First farm loan loans issued in British Columbia under the Canadian scheme and believed first in Canada issued through the provincial loan board. Peping's "hellow boys" strike continues with a go slow as wages are unpaid. Two U.S. fishing vessels seized by Canada released in Admiralty Court. Revised Church of England prayer book likely to be debated again after bishops end convocations. Dr. Frank L. McKinnon dies at Winnipeg after four war years with Military Cross. World automobile production rises over 1,000,000 in 1928 setting a record. Canada produced 242,382 cars in 1928. Aaron Sapiro to tour Saskatchewan for Wheat Pool 100 percent membership starting late August. his voice reportedly broke on prior West tour.
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Peping
Hellow
United States
Goose Harbor
Prince Rupert
Justice Martin
Admiralty
Church of England
House of Commons
Canterbury
York
Frank L. McKinnon
Winnipeg
Mesopotamia
U.S. Department of Commerce
Canada
Aaron Sapiro
Saskatchewan
Mr. Sapiro
West
Growth Of Co Operation
Growth of cooperation as a daily living, with more people embracing the truth that no one can live alone. Some in this young country remain unawakened to the vision of progress and communal effort. A. J. McPhail, president of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, urges patience with these backward members of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McPhail
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Thin wing minimizes drag at low lift for aircraft
A very thin wing with low lifting capacity yields the least resistance to forward motion, maximizing efficiency during steady flight. The concept highlights trade offs between aerodynamic drag and lift in early aviation theory.
Japan Favors Canadian Wheat pany Visit
Mr Shoda leads a Japanese company that imports about 250000 tons of Canadian wheat yearly, all shipped via Vancouver. He has worked in milling for thirty years and runs 12 flour mills with a total capacity of 5000 barrels daily. He sees Manchurian wheat as no serious threat due to delivery uncertainty, handling limits, and no organized grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoda
Silk Crepe Dress Pattern for Full Figure Women
Attractive printed silk crepe pattern No. 230 features a hand kerchief hemline and hip yoke for a slender look on larger women. Molded bodice with a French V neckline and vestee create a square neck. Available in sizes 16 to 46 bust with materials and price listed.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Union
The notice provides an address for pattern orders at Winnipeg Union located at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. Pattern number and size details are requested but not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Last North Prospects Bright for Prosperous Crop Year
Prosperous Canada region, Peace River Country, sees rapid settlement and expected strong crop season, according to Dr. W. J. Black, director of colonization and agriculture for Canadian National Railways, who just returned from the territory. The text also notes the old saying about bachelor life in later years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Great
Peace River Country
W. J. Black
Colonization and Agriculture
Canadian National Railways
Rubber Jewelry Becomes Trend Foreshadowing Ring Guarantee
A new fad features rubber jewelry as designers test durable fashion options. The piece hints at wedding rings possibly gaining a no blowout guarantee, signaling a shift toward long lasting, flexible ensembles.
Cross Crossings Cautiously Posters Widely Distributed
Canadian National Railways launches a national safety push through posters bearing the message Cross Crossings Cautiously. W A Booth directs two thousand lithographed cards to be placed near grade crossings across Atlantic Central and Western regions from Moncton Toronto and Winnipeg to curb rising highway accidents.
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Canadian National Railways
W. A. Booth
Canada
Moncton
Toronto
Winnipeg
Atlantic
Central
Dominion
Movement to Abolish Corporal Punishment for Youths
London judges at a conference debated ending birching for young offenders. W Clarke Hall cited a report showing about 50 percent of whipped youths reoffended, arguing against widespread corporal punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
W. Clarke Hall
London
Prosperity Reflected in Regina Trade Booklet
A Regina Board of Trade booklet shows steady growth for the capital city with revised June 1 statistics. Building permits for January to May total 4,399,772 versus 1,300,855 in 1928, while bank clearings and postal revenue indicate broad prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Board of Trade
Seed Cleaning Plant Planned for Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan Registered Seed Growers' Limited aims to have its plant on South Hill Moose Jaw ready to process registered seed from the 1929 crop. The project follows House of Commons approval of a $150,000 grant for the seed cleaning plant and warehouse at Moose Jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Registered Seed Growers’ Limited
South Hill
Moose Jaw
House of Commons
Department of Agriculture
Ice Field Melting Feeds Three Western Rivers
The Columbia Ice Field in Jasper National Park supplies meltwater to the Athabasca Saskatchewan and Columbia rivers, each draining toward a different ocean.
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Columbia
Jasper National Park
Alberta
Athabaska
Saskatchewan
Rice dominates arable land in Japan and bacon imports rise
More than half of Japan's cultivated land is devoted to rice, while Britain relies heavily on Danish imports for its bacon supply. The statements highlight agricultural focus and international food sourcing trends.
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Japan
Britain
Denmark
Weekday Vegetable Salad With Eggs and Mayonnaise
Cook shredded string beans and shelled peas until tender in salted boiling water. Mix with cucumber and radishes, dress with French dressing, and chill. Hardboil six eggs, cut ends so they stand upright, place on lettuce on salad plates, top with vegetable mix, and serve cold with mayonnaise.
Vanilla Custard Fluff Dessert Card
Crush the junket tablet and dissolve in cold water. Heat milk with sugar to lukewarm, then add vanilla and beaten egg yolks. Fold in stiff egg whites to create a fluffy topping. Re dissolves the tablet, mix, and pour into glasses. Let stand warm until firm and dust with nutmeg.
Sunday School Lesson Golden Text and References
The record presents a Sunday school lesson with the golden text from Daniel 12.3 about wise people shining like the firmament and turning many to righteousness. It lists lesson references 11-21, 2.13-18, 4.19, 7.28, 815-18, 820-23, 10.1-19, 12.9 and devotional reading Psalm 46.
Daniel and companions taken to Babylon under Nebuchadnezzar
In 606 BC Nebuchadnezzar besieged Jerusalem and carried Daniel and three youths from noble families to Babylon. Ashpenaz trained them in the Chaldean language and wisdom, to serve in royal attendants after three years. They were renamed Belteshazzar, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in honor of Babylonian deities.
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Babylon
Jehoiakim
Nebuchadnezzar
Jerusalem
Temple
Marduk
Daniel
Jerome
Ashpenaz
Hananiah
Mishael
Azariah
Jehovah
Belteshazzar
Shadrach
Meshach
Abed-nego
Ontario Attorney General Pushes for More Suspensions for First Offenders
The Attorney General W H Price urges judges to favor leniency and more frequent suspensions for first offenders. He argues that harsh sentences for minor crimes ruin lives and hinder future prospects, calling for mercy rather than punishment for those making their initial mistakes.
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Ontario
W. H. Price
Woman Breaks Down Then Opens Telegram
A woman initially sheds a few tears, then gathers herself and proceeds to open the telegram, signaling a moment of emotion followed by action.
Unknown 19th Century Thread Spool Found
A historical item puzzle notes a thread spool dating back about 125 years. The statement highlights Michigan as having the longest coastline among states, emphasizing its prominent geographic feature.
Privy Council Reserves Judgment in Canada Fisheries Case
The Privy Council judges reserved judgment on Canada's appeal challenging a Supreme Court ruling that sections 7a and 18 of the 1914 Fisheries Act were beyond Parliament’s power. The case centers on licensing of fish canners under the British North America Act with British Columbia Quebec Ontario and Japanese origin fishermen as respondents.
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Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Dominion of Canada
Canadian Supreme Court
Dominion
British Columbia
Quebec
Ontario
Towns Form Boards of Trade
There is no better evidence of faith in a district than the example of its businessmen forming a Board of Trade to advance its welfare. During the last month boards have been organized at Thorchild Kinuso and Slave Lake with named secretaries.
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Board of Trade
Edmonton “Chamber of Commerce News
Thorchild
K. Baker
Kinuso
C. St. Field
Slave Lal
A. Peart
Record Of Fire Losses In Canada For Week End July 10 1929
Fire losses in Canada for the week ended July 10 1929 are estimated at 239 500 by The Monetary Times, up from 139 200 the prior week and below 264 750 for the same week last year. From January 1 1928 total losses reached 11 135 950 while from January 1 1929 to July 10 1929 losses amounted to 12 976 250.
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Canada
Japanese Earthquake of 1923 Claims Over 200000 Lives
The 1923 quake in Japan produced more than 1 350 shocks and caused about 200 000 deaths. It devastated cities and prompted massive rebuilding efforts across the nation.
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Conners Bros. Ltd
Black's Harbor
N. B
Provincial Loan Board
Dr. Fowler
T. Unecon Ltd
Ont
U. S
Helen Wills
Wimbledon
Helen Jacobs
City of Regina
Betty Barclay
Michigan
Wrigley’s
Privy Council
Boards of Trade
f.C.b
John A. Chantler & Co., Ltd
Toronto, Ont
Wellington St. W
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