World Happenings Briefly Told
A roundup of diverse global notes from Canada, Britain, and New Zealand. Topics include a rice powder ice cream substitute from a San Francisco Chinese, Dominion Day changes in London, resignations, public records chair appointment, Alberta coal use, railways revenues, New Zealand loan appeal, Produced-in-Canada exhibit opening, BC relics protection bill, and a closing quip about mileage books.
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San Francisco
London
Herbert Ames
Montreal
League of Nations
J. Bieler
A. G. Doughty
Dominion
Public Records Commission
Canada Gazette
Alberta
Canadian National Railways
Western
Canada
R. C. Vaughan
Canadian National
Lawyers Gain Satifaction From Going to Law
The remark notes that the only people who get satisfaction from legal action are the lawyers, implying limited personal benefit for plaintiffs and defendants. The quote highlights a cynical view of litigation as a profession-driven pursuit.
Canada to complete all-Canadian highway by year end
Four governments back a Halifax to Vancouver route with Ontario claiming the last link is nearly done Alberta pledges completion this year the Dominion Government ties Jasper National Park to Alberta and British Columbia signals readiness once the Jasper segment reaches Tete Jaune Cache paving the way for a cross country road tour before year end.
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Halifax
Vancouver
B.C
Ontario
Alberta
Dominion
Jasper National Park
British Columbia
Jasper
Tete Jaune Cache
Canada
Stone Age Tools Found In English Dump
Two local men found a cache of Stone Age weapons in Chatham England sixteen months ago. About four thousand hammer stones flint axes and worked flints have been removed from the dump. The tools are from the earliest Stone Age and many edges remain razor sharp.
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Chatham
England
In the Season of Simple Fashions No. 1326 Dress Detail
The article describes a floral crepe dress with a center-front bodice opening, gathered shoulders, a circular front skirt with an inverted plait, and a one-piece back flaring at the sides with a narrow belt. Sleeves are long with wrist bands. Sizes 36 to 44 inches, 37? yards of 39 inch material, price 20 cents.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper
Instructions appear to guide readers in ordering sewing patterns from a Winnipeg newspaper union located at 175 McDermot Ave. The note references address, city and size details for orders.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Flit Insecticide Now Available Across Canada
Canadian readers learn Flit, a Standard Oil insecticide, kills flies mosquitoes and other pests quickly. The product sprays into cracks and crevices, destroys insects and eggs, and does not stain delicate fabrics.
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Standard Oil Company of
N.J
Canada
United States
Armless Japanese Girl Wins High Art Award in Tokyo Exhibit
Miss Yonéko Yamaguchi, an armless artist, won top honors at a Peeresses' school exhibition in Tokyo. She uses specially made brushes held between her teeth and has painted obi for years. Several of her works sold for as much as 500 dollars.
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Tokio
Yonéko Yamaguchi
Dr Thomas’ Eclectric Oil for inflammation and injuries
Practical anti inflammatory remedy claims quick relief when rubbed on the sore area. Advertises healing power conveyed to inflamed tissue and effectiveness for cuts scratches bruises and sprains. Recommends keeping a bottle handy at all times.
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Thomas
Argentine Aerial Expedition Aims South Pole Exploration
Plans presented by engineer Antonio Pauly of Buenos Aires to the navy ministry outline an Argentine aerial expedition to the South Pole and a broad scientific survey of Antarctica.
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Antonio Pauly
Buenos Aires
Ministry of the Navy
South Pole
Antarctic
A Coward Described as One Who Refuses Admission
A witty saying contrasts cowardice with denial of wrong and asserts equality before law versus the mother in law. The quote frames moral courage and social humor in sharp terms.
Radio News and Advice From Early 20th Century Reports
The column notes a boom in wirelees sets in Paris after the general strike in England, warns about radio deafness from long listening, and recommends loudspeakers. It cites rates for U S stations, Tauliegne's new loud speaker, and advice on sound quality, licensing, and headphone resistance.
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wire+ lees
Paris
England
United States
Tauliegne
France
Rio Janiero
Brazil
London
New York
Berlin
Rome
Sonia Radina
Europe
Wisconsin
Japan
Toyko Municipal
The Oil for the Athlete Heals Sore Muscles
In rubbing down the athlete finds Dr Thomas eclectric Oil excellent for pliable muscles and sinews. It removes soreness and strengthens them for strains. It stands preeminent for this purpose and athletes who have used it for years testify to its value as a lubricant.
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Thomas
Belgian Officials Named for World Poultry Congress
The Belgian agriculture minister designated M. Mainhout a House member and federation president, Lemberge editor V. Palinckx-Eeman, and M. Heyndrickx of Ledeberg as official representatives to the World Poultry Congress in Ottawa from July 27 to August 4, 1927.
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Ottawa
M. Mainhout
House of Representatives
National Federation of Poultry Societies of Belgium
Lemberge
M. Palinckx-Eeman V
Chasse Et Veche
M. Heyndrickx
Adh
Chaussee de
Winnipeg Electric Considers Big Power Upgrades
Two million dollars will be expended by the Winnipeg Electric Company and its subsidiaries to obtain and utilize power from the hydro electric plant at Great Falls over the next eight months. A large portion of the funds will go toward buying substantial power machinery for the upgrade.
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Winnipeg Electric Company
Great Falls
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From 7 Across
Crossword puzzle list with numerous clues across and down covering hints for words of varied lengths. Entries include anatomy, nature, actions, objects and descriptors across a dense grid requiring multiple cross checks and word fits.
Sunday School Lesson on Diligence Before Kings
Golden Text from Proverbs 22.29 asks if you see a man diligent in his business. He shall stand before kings. The lesson centers Genesis 39.1-33 and uses Proverbs 4.10-18 as devotional reading to emphasize integrity and steadfast work.
Joseph Becomes Potiphar’s House Steward in Egypt
The narrative describes Joseph sold to Potiphar, rising quickly to house-steward as he gains trust and skill. It emphasizes his adaptability, the absence of miracle, and that prosperity follows from faithful trust in God working within daily life.
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Joseph
Egypt
Potiphar
C. Gillie
Prisoners Return After Independence Day Freedom
A holiday mercy granted freedom for a day at the jail of Fucuman, Argentina, ends with all prisoners returning to confinement after the anniversary celebration.
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Fucuman
Argentina
Piracy Debate Shapes League of Nations Action
The League of Nations considers a plan allowing warships to pursue pirates into foreign waters with trials to occur in the capturing country. Adopted during a Swiss meeting, the proposal credits a Japanese minister and notes piracy remains prevalent in Oriental waters.
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Switzerland
League of Nations
Woman’s Love of Ribbons Traced to Rib Origin
A playful etymological note links women’s fondness for ribbons to a mythical rib origin. The remark suggests humor over ancient creation stories and fashion lore without citing scientific evidence or sources.
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House of Commons
New Zealand
Hamilton Armories
Harry Cockshutt
Native Sons of
Goffee
Tippity
Irene
Colleen Moore
Mrs. Clancy Ao
Dide
Nyy
ST. Charles
Scc
World’s Poultry Congress
North American Rail
Oriental Waters
King OF
PAIN
Mi Thelax
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