Premier King Refuses Legations at Buenos Aires and Mexico
World Happenings brief notes government stance on establishing legations in Argentina and Mexico with no plans for new missions. Also reports on Tabasco prohibition, Canadian cadets to Junior Hissey meet, Soviet delegates at Wheat Pool, McGill biochemistry prize, Turkish law banning calculating machines, and career moves of E S Hertley and Philippe Roy.
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King
Buenos Aires
Mexico
Tabasco
Soviet Russia
Regina
P. Burnell
Norse Celebration in Winnipeg Draws International Attendees
Winnipeg hosts the Norse Celebration from July 5 to 10 with thousands of Norwegians expected from the United States and Norway officials, plus many Bydelags and the League of Norsemen of Canada. The event features art exhibits, music, speeches, and a 1,000 voice Norwegian Singers' Association of America choir. About 73,000 Canadians have Norwegian birth or origin, with 62,000 in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Norway
Bydelags
League of Norsemen of Canada
Norwegian Singers’ Association of America
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Unusual Farm Parade of Tasks In Southern Alberta
Varied farm work in Southern Alberta drew attention with ploughing discing seeding threshing and hauling grain to the elevator all performed in a single district sequence.
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Alberta
Eighteen Elevators Built by Alberta Wheat Pool
Eighteen elevators are being constructed by the Alberta Wheat Pool. Each facility will have a capacity of 30 000 to 40 000 bushels enabling expanded grain storage and shipment for the cooperative.
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The
Alberta Wheat Pool
Widow Knows All The De Tours In Escape Plans
An English newspaper notes that escaping a flapper flight requires cunning, but a widow understands every de tour. The observation frames resilience and practical awareness in tough situations.
Airmen Aid RCAF In Wheat Rust Detection Flight
Canadian airmen equipped with sensitized plates probe the airstream for wheat rust spores to map spread patterns. The project, led by agricultural science experts, detects spores up to 5000 feet, revealing how rust disperses during rain and across distant fields.
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Royal Canadian Air Force
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Power use leaders rise in Canada and U S per capita
Geological Survey data show Canada averages 1320 kilowatt hours per person in 1927 while the United States reaches 690. Norway leads with 2400 kWh in 1925. US utility output rose about 9 percent from 1926 to 1927, Canada 121 percent, with water power supplying 37 percent in the US and 98.5 percent in Canada.
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Norway
Canada
United States
Geological Survey of the
North American
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Department of the Interior
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Unlocated Owner Tax Dilemma Plagues Mayo Land
In Letterbrick North Mayo 2291 acres lack a found owner. The Land Commission bought the estate but excluded these mountain lands. Adjacent tenants occupy and graze the area in common. The council cannot force tax from nonowners and cannot intervene.
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May County Council
Ireland
Letterbrick
North Mayo
The
Land Commission
Mayo County Council
Man Seeks Speedy Access to Small Thing
A scarce readable line hints at a man desiring a quick acquisition of a small item. The fragment suggests urgency but lacks concrete details about person, place, or occasion.
Co operative Wholesale Society Tour Through Manchester and Beyond
A Canadian group tours CWs empire from ships and mills to the Manchester Ship Canal. They visit Trafford Park and the Metropolitan-Vickers Works, view the Royal Exchange, and learn of the Cotton industrys global reach. They travel by canal to Wolverhampton, face fog delays, attend a mayoral reception, and end with a bacon curing firm near Birmingham.
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Co-operative Wholesale Society
Ceylon
British Isles
Europe
CW S
Chamber of Commerce
Fruit and
Manchester
Trafford Fark
England
Ireland
Denmark
New Orleans
Metropolitan- Vickers Electrical Works
Great Manchester Canal
Manchester Ship Canal
Midland
Royal Exchange
Royal Exchange of Manchester
Wolverhampton
Knutsford
A. E. Wood
E. W. Brown
London
Canadian National Railways
Messrs
March & Paxter
Brierly Hill
Birmingham
Marsh & Baxter
Great Britain
Recipes for left-over meat croquettes
Two cups of leftover meat or fish mixed with one cup thick cream sauce formed into shapes. Roll in dried bread crumbs then beaten egg and again in crumbs before frying. Cream sauce uses one cup milk, 15 cup flour, 3 tablespoons butter, a pinch each of salt and pepper.
Despised King faces Pilate in Sanhedrin trial
Sunday school lesson recounts the Sanhedrin declaring Jesus worthy of death, bringing Him to Pilate at the Praetorium. Pilate questions the charge of being King of the Jews, while Jesus remains largely silent, honoring a higher will amid the crowd.
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Pilate
Jesus
Council of Sanhedrin
Praetorium
Theus
Sanhedrin
F. W. Robertson
Lincoln
Rhubarb Punch Recipe For Cold Party Drinks
A historical recipe for rhubarb punch uses rhubarb and water cooked to softness then strained. It adds orange juice lemon juice sugar syrup and salt, served over ice with mineral water for a cold punch serving about 24 glasses.
Five Mile Range Aerial Camera for Army Air Corps
A new aerial camera with a range over five miles and capable of photographing four square miles was built for the United States Army Air Corps. It completed initial tests in New York and was sent to Wright Field, Dayton, for extensive experimental work in altitude photography beyond prior limits. The Fairchild Aerial Camera Corporation produced the device for high altitude use beyond anti air craft gun range. Also noted is Canada’s 1919 27 wheat per capita consumption figure.
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United States Army Air Corps
New York
Wright Field
Dayton
Fairchild Aerial Camera Corporation
Nations Ready For Atlantic Flights As Air travel booms
European nations plus smaller states race into trans Atlantic air travel. Capt R H McIntosh plans multiple crossings in a flying boat. England builds R-100 airship capable of 100 passengers, 40 crew, ten tons mail, London to New York at speed.
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Europe
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Sweden
Holland
R. H. McIntosh
McIntosh
North
South Atlantic
J. S. Chariton
England
Lady June Chariton
EK. Rumpier
E. P. Young
London
New York
Howden
Yorkshire
America
British Airships, Ltd
Luncheon in the Realm of the Royal Albert Hall Organ
A luncheon for twenty men was held inside the swell-box of the Royal Albert Hall organ amid 13 000 pipes and a music storm. Dr Eaglefield Hull hosted the event as the organist prepares a recital series to test the forthcoming solo organ with thousands more pipes.
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Royal Albert Hall
London
Eaglefield Hull
Mrs Baldwin praises Canada as ideal for young couples
Mrs Baldwin wife of Stanley Baldwin tells City of London school prize girls Canada offers paradise for young married people if they choose well. She notes no better place for newlyweds and cites a favorable visit to the Dominion.
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England
Canada
Dominion
Canadian Prisons House About 2500 Convicts
A report notes nearly 2,500 convicts serve terms in Canadian prisons with fewer than 150 classified as Negroid Indian or Mongolian. The figures appear in a statistics segment detailing inmate demographics and origin.
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Gerald T. Evans
Vancouver
B.C
McGill University
Milliett
Angora
Turkey
E.S. Hertley
Victoria
Mr. Hertley
Pacific Coast
Australia
Philippe Roy
Paris
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Board of Railway Commissioners
Minard
Mrorerzg
Western
Farmers’ Marketing Tour
Betty Barclay
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Taio
Christie’s Biscuits
AIR Freight
Fitzmaurice
Toronto
Windsor
McDermot Ave
Stanley Baldwin
Moustique
Charleroi