World Happenings Briefly Told From Jawara to Lindbergh
A heavy portn erly storm on the north side of Jawara destroyed 25 000 bapane iren. Yugoslavia felt thirty earth tremors within 45 hours with some lives lost and damage reported. Canadian memorials, a London journalist death, Lindbergh kinship notes, and a Muskegon stunt flyer’s fatal plunge are mentioned along with aurora borealis studies by Canada’s National Research Council.
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Poris
Jawara
Yugoslavia
Ponics
Milo Webster
Muskegon, Mich
Webster
Mrs. Webster
National Research Council of Canada
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Council
al Htawa
Seadromes to anchor in Atlantic for transoceanic planes
Edward R. Armstrong of Wilmington announces plans to start a test seadrome in the Atlantic within 60 days as a station for trans Atlantic aeroplanes. He hints a flying organization may be led by Captain Lindbergh with eight seadromes planned if test succeeds.
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Atlantic Ocean
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Edward R. Armstrong
Wilmington
Del
Armstrong
Hays Sing
Extend Period of Aviation Agreement Between US and Canada
The United States and Canada extend the aviation agreement allowing cross border flights under defined conditions. The extension, formalized by notes between the State Department and Canadian authorities, keeps the pact in force since 1992 and requires pilots to submit advance notice with flight date, pilot and aircraft details, route, duration, and purpose to the appropriate authorities.
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State Department
United States
Alr
Romance of Boer War widow dies in Welsh town
Mrs. Catherine Vaughan widow of Col. A Owen Vaughan of Dinas Powys near Cardiff Wales dies in a tale described as a remarkable romance tied to the Boer War.
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Vaughan
Dinas Powls
Cardiff
Wales
Aviators and Early Flight Feats from 1919 to 1924
A compact recap of early aviation milestones including Boer War dispatch rider tales, Col Vaughan and Owen Rhoscony tl references, NC 4 seaplane voyage via Newfoundland to Lisbon with Azores stop, British aviators St John to Clifden, airship hops Sealand to New York, and the Zeppelin 713 journey from Germany to Lakehurst New Jersey.
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Col Vaughan
Vaughan
Jone
Mleork and
Liew
Arthur WW. Brown
St. John's
Newfoundland
Clifden
Ireland
Sealand
New York
Iron
Fulham
Eagland
United States
Fiers
Scotland
Treland
Greenland
Los Angeles
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Lakehurst
Popular Manager T. F. Chester Named at Sas Katchewan
Chester, a hotel manager, offered Canadian Pacific service at the Erappress Hotel in Victoria after serving as assistant manager at the Royal Alexandra Hotel in Winnipeg and prior to his Regina posting.
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T. FE. Chester
Saskatchewan
Regina
Chester
Victoria
Royal Alexandra
Winnipeg
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Winuiper
Preddle
Canadian Pacific
Smart One Piece Frock Pattern Fits 6 to 12 Years
Appealing one piece frock with box plaited skirt joined to bodice offers two sleeve options long gathered to wristbands or short. Round collar, belt with buckle, pattern No. 1604 in sizes 6 8 10 12 years. Materials listed for View A and View B plus price 20 cents. Home sewing book 10 cents with dart guide and full instructions for beginners.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern orders are offered by the Winnipeg newspaper union at 173 McDermot Ave. The notice provides an address and pattern numbers for readers to request designs and instructions.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Sunday School Lesson on Cornelius and Peter
A Sunday school lesson summarizes Acts chapter ten focusing on Cornelius a Gentile who prays and gives alms. An angel directs him to send for Peter in Joppa where he meets Peter and Gentiles may receive the word. The passage emphasizes open-minded faith and readiness to receive.
Heartbeat amplified to ten trillion times at AMA convention
Ottawa reports Indigenous population growth ending the notion of a vanishing race. In western Canada about OS people remain, while in Washington a new electric stethoscope amplified a tin man heart beat to an unprecedented scale, drawing awe from observers and promising aid for heart disease treatment.
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Ottawa
Western
Canada
Washington
McGill Introduces Canadian History Course for All Students
McGill University plans a complete Canadian history course for all students, arguing knowledge of native struggles, Confederation, and transatlantic conditions equips citizens. The program aims to place Canada first in general education, addressing gaps in world history emphasis.
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McGill University
Department of History
Dominion
He Sisters of Canada
Tare
Canada
Confederation
McGill
Empire Unity Speech Vows Righteousness Through Shared Bond
Premier Stanley Baldwin in a Victoria Day address urged Tory, Liberal, and Labour support to forge a united Empire. He called the empire a spiritual trust and asked Britons to devote energies to make it freely travel among New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Canada, and Britain, hand it to successors untarnished.
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New Zealand
Australia
South Africa
Canada
Glasgow
London
Bristol
Newcastle
Stanley Baldwin
England
Baldwin
British Empire
Toronto Chinese Fund Rears Plan to Move 400 Remains
Toronto Chinese raise about $12 000 to exhume and ship 200 or more graves to China for ancestral worship. The effort reflects a traditional belief in honoring elders through reburial, with heirs in China to worship the bones, while a Boston terrier in New Canaan becomes noted as a coffee hound.
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Mark
China
Alien Burdick
New Canaan, Conn
McKim’s 1927 Canadian Publications Directory issued
The Twentieth Edition of McKim’s Directory of Canadian Publications has been released. It remains a reliable, widely consulted source for Canadian publications and geographic and statistical details for twelve months in the year. Edmonton Stockyards Limited secures Saskatoon land option on 22 acres along CPR lines for stockyard operation by August.
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McKim's Direstory
Canadian Publications
Edmonton
Strange Berlin Steeple Mystery In Basement Since 1734
An unusual city lore describes St Peters Church steeple falling in 1734 and resting in a basement of a house for 200 years. A new steeple was built but the basement cargo remains locked as part of a peculiar tale.
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St. Peters Church
Signs of Prosperity and Odd Legal Notes
An essay argues true prosperity comes from wealth creation like crops and mines rather than hoarding. It cites Fay Marbe insuring her smile for 250000 in a ten year policy with details undisclosed. A court exchange mocks a drunken witness and commentary about prudery.
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Fay Marbe
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George Sam, Farccny
Canad Ian Journalin
Whitby
Washingtton
Hugh Fiward Egerton
Oxford
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Ile
Toronto Star
Charles Lindbergh
Wlliam J.von Mackenzie
Paris Fier
Mackenzie King
Charles J1. Lind
Simcoe
hPckey Ae
Canberra
Turkestan
Siberia
Hudson Bay
Lacombe
West Says
Woon
US. Org
Ettlet
Ty Fy
Veranacian Aly Board
Itewa
Odeag
Ily
Catherine
Atlantic
Kruger
Prise
Warriagé
Col. Vaughan
Owen Rhoscony Tl
The
Navy
New
Foundland
Lisbon
Portugal
Azores
Enne
Peter
Gallen
Nortis Ameries
Orient
Washington Auditorium
History of
Dominicy
Toronto
Ontario
Ing House
McKim's Directory of Canadian
Saskatoon
Berlin
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