World Happenings Briefly Told
The city of New York uses ten percent of its electric energy. Red Deer News ceases publication after twenty one years and sells to Red Deer Advocate. Saskatoon taxes remain a challenge for 3,500 residents. A lantern like liberty bell will be a Philadelphia Sesquicentennial feature if miners wives voted. The Canadian Club of New York grows to 1,200 members. West Ham guardians ease cinema visits for women under Lunacy Act. A volcano eruption in Hokkaido, Japan, leaves over 100 dead and 200 injured. Long Island City taxes use tear gas alarms. daily receipts reach 500000. Mexican bandits seize two cecuee for 6000 pesos ransom. Braden and Gallagher detained.
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Red Deer News
Red Deer Advocate
Saskatoon
West Ham Guardians
Central Home
London
Eng
Tokachi
Hokkaido Island
Japan
John H. Fox
Long Island City
Mexico
Torreon
Cee. Braden
Gallagher
Next Generation Taller Gain in Height Predicted
Nutrition experts at a national health congress in Atlantic City predicted sons will outgrow their fathers in height and weight while daughters will exceed their mothers by a measurable inch or two. Miss Miriam Birdseye of the U S Department of Agriculture and Dr Samuel J Crumbine cited improved diet as the cause and noted height gains may appear in the next generation.
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National Health Congress
Atlantic City
N.Y
Miriam Birdseye
United States Department of Agriculture
Associated Press
Samuel J. Crumbine
Walnut King Of Woods In Lumber Markets
Walnut dominates commercial hardwood lumber pricing as the cost leader. The Lumber Trade Journal notes that walnut remains the aristocrat of timber, the only species generally commanding higher prices than ever before.
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Lumber Trade Journal
New star born ten million years ago flashes in distant galaxy
An undreaming star in a small spiral nebula, fourteenth magnitude and invisible to the naked eye, suddenly brightened. It is ten million times brighter than the sun, located about 16 009 000 light years away, revealing a past catastrophe from ten million years ago. Last such event occurred in May 1925. Professors Wolf and Reinmuth at Heidelberg first reported it. Harvard plates confirmed the nova.
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Earth
Heidelberg
Germany
Max Wolf
Reinmuth
Copenhagen
Harvard Observatory
Astronomical News
America
Harvard
Modern two piece frock for day wear and social events
The fashion description presents a practical two piece dress suitable for morning shopping or afternoon bridge. It details a high collar jumper with vestee trim, patch pockets, and a belt, plus a box plaited skirt. Sizes 16 18 20 year not available. yardage and materials listed with book price 10 cents.
Feeding Young Orphan Colts From Birth Notes
The Manitoba Agricultural College notes advise patience and vigilance when a mare dies or lacks milk. It recommends cow milk with lime water and sugar, gradual feeding increases, six feedings daily then four, transition to skim milk, and finally solid foods. Use clean feeding utensils and provide exercise in a grass paddock.
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Manitoba Agricultural College
North America
H. B. Sommerfeld
Animal Husbandry Department
Ley
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order notice from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave. gives details on pattern numbers and sizing options. The fragment lists a pattern number blank and mentions size but lacks full ordering information.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Jacob Returns to Meet Esau at Mahanaim
Sunday school lesson discusses Jacob’s fear upon learning Esau leads four hundred men toward him at Mahanaim. The piece links Genesis passages with themes of forgiveness, sin, and exposure through light, citing analysis by Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick and reflecting on moral accountability.
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Jacob
Esau
Mahanaim
Mahanaim Jin
Harry Emerson Fusdick
Debtor Nations Face Payment Struggles Against U S Tariffs
The Toronto Globe notes debtor nations cannot pay in goods due to U S tariffs. To raise gold they would undersell the United States elsewhere, but selling abroad limits imports and tightens leverage on Uncle Sam.
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Uncle Sam
Great Britain
United States
Toronto Globe
First Automobile Spotted in Donegal Hamlet
The small Donegal village celebrates its first automobile with flags raised by all residents. Across the British islands many towns remain unchanged by modern progress, yet only a few have so far avoided the advance of the motor vehicle.
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Donegal
Plan to honor Jack Miner in Canada’s counties
Essex County launches a movement to form the Jack Miner League of Canada in every Dominion community. The league aims to engage people in natural history plant life reforestation and wild bird conservation. Miner operates a sanctuary at his Essex County home welcoming all birds.
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Jack Miner
Essex County
Dominion
Engine Driving Exciting Even Behind the Throttle
A New York Times summary notes locomotive work thrills for engineers and firemen. It cites dangers from motor cars, pedestrians, broken rails, and stalled trains and claims many throttles go gray between ages thirty and forty.
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New York Times
Farm help in demand as Alberta farms hire workers
About four thousand men have been placed on Alberta farms this spring with demand not fully met. Commissioner of labor Walter Smitten reports ongoing need for laborers to support crop planting and field work across the province.
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Alberta
Walter Smitten
Commissioner of
Independence of supply urged to spur domestic fuel industry
The Edmonton Journal argues that as border fuel supplies tighten, Canada must ensure energy independence by boosting domestic production and encouraging local industry regardless of imports. The piece emphasizes national interests and securing the domestic source of fuel.
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Egamonton Journal
Fruit Growing in British Columbia Prosperity Signals
Representatives of nurseries in Southern British Columbia report strong demand for young stock during spring. The Cole Stream Ranch in the Vernon district has planted seventy acres of new trees, signaling promising growth for the province's fruit growing industry.
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British Columbia
Colestream Ranch
Vernon
Self Made Men and Blaming Wives
Some men admit they are self made while others blame their wives for their success or failure, reflecting differing views on origin of achievement and responsibility.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Historical Paper
A long readable crossword with numbered across clues from 1 to 69 and down clues 1 to 67 detailing definitions for words such as courteous gentle and peaceful 13 one who advises or cautions 19 warehouse or store house 23 tableland plateau 24 tavern and many more matching 19th century puzzle style with brief definitions and abbreviations
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Canary Islands
Discovery of brain message recording by Cambridge professor
Professor Adrian of Cambridge University reports a device that records nerve impulses traveling to the brain. An amplifier magnifies signals about 2000 times and a photographic plate captures the dots and dashes of nervous messages for study.
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Adrian
Cambridge University
E. D. Adrian
F.R.S
England
Song Therapy Aids Speech Fix at London Society
The Vocal Therapy Society of London reports remarkable results with singing cures for faulty speech. The Duke of York serves as president and an ex service man who attended the classes regained articulation and now works as a commercial traveler.
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Vocal Therapy Society of London
Duke of York
Thornton predicts profitable National Railways for Canada
Sir Henry Thornton, president of the system, told Canadian National employees at a Toronto banquet that the National Railways will soon be self sustaining and return a profit to the public treasury. He credited employee loyalty for growing public regard of the service.
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Canadian National
Toronto
Sir Henry Thornton
National Railways
Sir Henry
New Swine Carcass Class At Chicago International Show
The Chicago International Show running from November 27 to December 4 introduces a new class for bacon type swine carcasses, the first of its kind at the event. The fair also restores the Rambouillet wether class.
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Chicago
Airship experts foresee 400 ton ships by near future
Airship experts predict within ten years we may have 400 ton air ships each carrying 4 000 men with equipment equal to ten car jloads of freight.
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