World Happenings Briefly Told
The House of Commons passed third reading on a wheat grading bill. Charles Knight, 75, died in Calgary with his family present. Mrs. Margaret Ziegler celebrated her 101st birthday in Bateman Saskatchewan. A Norway defense fund request totals kroner 52 million. Australian PM pledges no conscription. Lazaro Cardenas says expropriation of foreign oil firms is not planned. Clouston and Ricketts fly London to New Zealand in four days eight hours seven minutes. Farm improvement plan reports 42 633 placements in four western provinces. Labor Minister Norman Rogers spoke in the Commons to T C Douglas.
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House of Commons
Royal Mounted Police
Riel
Charles Knight
Calgary
Margaret Ziegler
Bateman, Sask
Joseph Lyons
Lazaro Cardenas
A. F E. Clouston
Victor Ricketts
London
Norman Rogers
T. C. Douglas
C.C.F. Weyburn
Charming Anne Adams Pattern Frock Promises Youthful Look
In this sewing notice Anne Adams Pattern 4742 offers a panelled dress with short flared sleeves or a capelet option in chiffon voile or synthetic prints. Sizes 34 to 48 available. yardage listed for size 26. Send 20 cents to Winnipeg pattern dept with name address and style number. Australia’s wheat crop forecast at 163 million bushels, up 12 million from last season.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Union
McDermot Newspape Ave
Winnipeg
Flin Flon Mine Life and Town Roar Amid Rocky Wastes
A 4 500 ton daily ore output fuels Flin Flon with copper zinc cadmium gold and silver. The town grows to 7 000, with 1 700 workers. power plants sewers and water works rise on bare rock. A unique lakebed golf course and roughs frame a bustling northern mining community.
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Flin Flon
Alberta
Prince Albert
Sask
Hudson's Bay Junction
Man
Phantom Lake
Channing
Island Falls
Lake Bottom Golf Club
Plight Of Rural Teachers Underpaid Compared To Factory Work
The Kitchener Record notes rural teachers earn less than girls in factory work despite long training, with a $500 minimum wage equating to under $10 weekly. It highlights costs of education, initial outlays, and summer courses required to maintain teaching positions.
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Kitchener
Garden planting rules and seasonal vegetable sowing advice
A gardening guide outlines spacing for shrubs like Spirea Van Houter at about half the plant height, advises wider gaps for large trees, and covers succession planting for lettuce radish spinach and peas. It lists crops by season from early lettuce to late cucurbits and peppers, plus tips on seed overordering and using back rows for cut flowers.
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Dominion
Counterfeit Money Trade Described In Brief Exchange
A fragment describes counterfeit money moving through printers to dealers and distributors with huge markups, noting profits around 150 percent. A separate line recalls a social exchange where a woman recalls being told she was his only love.
Untitled fragment prompt about house conflict
A terse dialogue fragment recalls anger over a father throwing someone out of a house. The text includes an unclear address fragment "2248 ee Par ae See eas" and terminates without further details.
Prickly pear cleaner shown to remove radiator fur
At the Australian Technological Museum researchers developed a liquid from prickly pear leaves that dissolves all fur from car radiators and engine boilers. The note recalls Hogarth and Cruikshank using continuity in cartoons before American comics. It also states most bee pollinated flowers are red or blue.
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Australian Technological Museum
Sunday Trading Restrictions Reflect English Observance Trend
England tightens Sunday trading with the Shops Sunday Trading Restrictions Act imposing fines for offenses while offering exemptions. Observers note preact restrictions and broad public involvement with past openings in London Cardiff Swansea and Glasgow. The measure aims to curb Sunday commerce amid religious and social support.
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England
Britain
J. R. Leslie
London
Cardiff
Swansea
Glasgow
John Haslam
Christian Science Monitor
Editorial Notice on Dr. McCullough Cancer Articles
Readers may obtain the complete set of Dr McCullough cancer articles by writing to The Health League of Canada at 105 Bond St Toronto Ont.
Gentile Faith Heals: Jesus Teaches Mercy Beyond Israel
Sunday school lesson recalls Jesus resting in Gentile territory and healing a Greek Syrophoneician woman's daughter. He uses sharp words to reveal faith transcends race, and creditors the disciples to see that mercy extends to all nations, not just Jews. The tale underlines that Gentiles are children of God and deserve care.
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Syrophonicia
Mark
Jesus
Capernaum
Byre
Sidon
House of Israel
Jesus Christ
Onions Garlic Hailed For Immunity Infections Says Albany Health Chief
Dr Daniel Vo O Leary Albany health commissioner promotes onions and garlic as germ killing foods due to compounds isolating antibacterial powers. University of Southern California experts Richard Vollrath and Carl Lindgren back his claim noting practical culinary chemistry. Also a note that toads are valued at 20 dollars each as cutworm destroyers and a remark on presidential power over mail contracts.
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Daniel “Vo O'Leary
Albany
Onde
Richard E Vollrath
Carl C. Lindgres
Bacteriological
University of Southalifornia
O'Leary
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Australia
Lake Bottom
Manitoba
Jack
Hogarth and Cruikshank
Canterbury
Kansas
Health League
Canada
DR. J. W. S. McCullough
Isaiah
The
United States
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