Four power peace pact signed by Mussolini and leaders
The four power European peace pact was signed here by Premier Mussolini and representatives of France Germany and Great Britain. Drought ravages parts of Southwestern Africa as farmers seek grass. Canadian grain exports through New York fell by 2 027 000 bushels in the four weeks to June 30. Royal Canadian Mounted Police waiting list remains near closed. Edmonton praised as the most air minded Canadian city. Fort McMurray named aviation centre. Canada’s agricultural exports to the United States rose in June to 546 000 from 217 000 a year earlier. The Royal Scot train may visit Winnipeg after Chicago Exhibition. Britain moves to boost export trade with the Soviet Union after Anglo Russian economic warfare ends.
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Mussolini
France
Germany
Great Britain
Jersey
Canada
Africa
New York
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Edmonton
George A .Drew
Toronto
Empire Club
Winnipeg
Col. Drew
Fort McMurray
United States
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Chicago Exhibition
Ralph Webb
Montreal
London, Midland and Scottish Co
Maxim Litvinoff
John Simon
Soviet Union
Parasite Institute Established at Macdonald College Montreal
The Empire Marketing Board allocated part of its bond to fund the Institute of Helminthology at Macdonald College, McGill University for parasitic disease study in domestic animals. Buildings completed with Quebec funds. Dr T W M Cameron named director. work began April 1, 1932. The project is overseen by an associate committee of the National Research Council chaired by Dr H M Tory.
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Empire Marketing Board
National Research Council of Canada
Macdonald College
McGill University
Montreal
Quebec
T .W. M. Cameron
Edinburgh University
Canada
National Research Council
H. M. Tory
Prince Buys Sixth Plane For his air fleet a sixth aeroplane
The Prince of Wales has bought a De Havilland Dragon Moth, his sixth aircraft. It is a two engine biplane with six armchair seats, scarlet leather and fawn red decor, 260 hp engines, and finished in the House Brigade Flying Club colors. Flight-lieutenant F H Fielden test flew it over the channel. The prince plans to use it himself.
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Prince of Wales
House Brigade Flying Club
F. H. Fielden
Parisian Slimming Lines Dress Pattern for Young Women
A snappy Paris model for matrons or younger women features a black and white conservative checked crinkly crepe silk dress. It emphasizes slimming lines with a wrapped bodice and curved hip seam, sleeves puffing above the wrists, and versatile print options. Style No. 529 offers sizes 16 to 46 inches bust, with 4 yards needed for size 36, price 20 cents.
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Paris
Cheese Souffle From Betty Barclay Recipe
Tapioca is cooked with milk in a double boiler for 15 minutes, then cheese and egg yolks are stirred in. The beaten egg whites are folded in and the mixture bakes in a hot water bath at 350F until browned and just set. Serves 4. Souffle stays tender and light when made with quick cooking tapioca.
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Ioca
Gideon Chooses Faithful Few for Gideon’s Battle
Sunday School lesson on Judges 6 8 highlights courage over fear as God trims the army from many to three hundred. The text notes that cowards depart, the bold stand ready, and three hundred men who drank water with hands chosen to fight. The devotional reflects on reliance on divine strength.
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Gideon
McNeile
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order guide from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union lists Pattern No town and city address at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. The notice instructs customers to request patterns by number through the Winnipeg pattern service.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Raspberry Icebox Pie
A simple no bake pie with vanilla wafer crumbs pressed into a buttered plate and filled with raspberry gelatine and fresh raspberries. Whipped cream sweetened and flavored is folded or layered on top after the gelatine sets for a light dessert.
Portland Porter Moses Green Ends Forty Six Years of Service
Moses Green a colored railway porter at Union Station in Portland has served forty six years with Maine Central and Boston and Maine railroads. He estimates polishing about 671000 shoes for 335000 customers and glossing $1569500 worth of leather. Travelers worldwide know him for his longevity and craft.
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Union
Maine Central
Boston and Maine
Portland
Moses Green
Maine
Mackenzie Offers Judicial Post to Cape Breton Senator
A letter dating from 1876 and written in Alexander Mackenzie’s hand proposes Senator William Miller of Arichat Nova Scotia for a county court judgeship. The premier indicates the nomination would satisfy the district and province and requests an early reply.
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Canada
Alexander Mackenzie
William Miller
Arichat
N.S
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Blake
England
A. Mackenzie
Man’s blunders outpace nature in disasters says Bran Sun
A Bran Sun quote argues that disasters stem more from human error than natural forces. The message claims economic social and political missteps worsen catastrophes while nature’s occasional disasters are less impactful.
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Dr. Beaumont
Brandon Sun
Nations must choose peace or fall apart
The comment frames the stakes as a binary choice between peace and disintegration. It highlights the imperative for diplomatic accord to avoid broader collapse, urging leaders to pursue negotiations and stabilizing action amid rising tensions.
Finnish Aviator Bremer Hailed After World Flight Stop
Finnish captain Waino Bremer, after 16 000 miles of flight, had planned a global route from Finland via Cape Town, Germany, Arabia, Persia, India, China to Yokohama then Vladivostok and Nome. Russian refusal halted the east coast leg. plane shipped to San Francisco and final stop Ottawa.
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Waino Bremer
Ottawa
Atlantic
Bremer
Finland
Cape Town
Germany
Arabia
Persia
India
China
Yokohama
Vladivostock
Siberia
Soo
Nome
Alaska
San Francisco
Canadian Landscapes at Graham Gallery London
Miss Elizabeth Harper of the Overseas league presents water color scenes of Canada at the Graham Gallery New Bond Street. Queen Mary attends. Works span Hudson Bay to Vancouver including Mount Edith Cavell Moose River Lions Grouse Mountain Lake Louise and more with scenes from Windsor Nova Scotia Ottawa and Ontario. Also includes pieces painted in New York and the West Indies.
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London
Graham Gallery
New Bond Street
Elizabeth Harper
Overseas League
Queen Mary
Miss Harper
Hudson Bay
Windsor
N.S
Ottawa
Rockies
Vancouver
Edith Cavell
Mount Robson
Stanley Park
Moose Factory
Moose River
Ontario
Grouse Mountain
Lake Louise
Emerald Lake
African superstition on infant purity challenged
Miss Ruth C. Cowles R.N. reports from Johannesburg that a local belief holds an infant must be smoked over a camp fire to remain pure and should not associate with a non smoked baby. She notes growing evidence that such superstitions are groundless and both smoked and unsmoked babies can be safely cared for by Christian nurses.
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Africa
Ruth C. Cowles
R.N
Johannesburg
South Africa
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
New Britain
California
National Parks Tourism Dashes Past 1929 Peak
Dominion Day marks opening of park season with high traveler numbers. Banff in Alberta reports all lodgings filled and many visitors camping in cars as or-dinary tourism trends signal a strong outlook for the season.
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Nation Park
Canada
T. G .Murphy
Interior
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Prince
By Rath Rogers
Betty Barclay
Nator
Russia
West Indies
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