Happenings Briefly Told In Wortd Happenings
Canadian government uses 27 aeroplanes and has spent 62586 on delegations to Geneva. Earl Brydges to move to Ontario and Quebec with his winning dog team. Great Lakes navigation opened April 28 with shipments to western Canada. Canada issued 406989 radio licenses in eleven months to Feb 25 1930 led by Ontario. Bank of France vaults hold over one sixth of world gold reserves. British Columbia forest fires total 29 this year with light damage. last year 49. Robert Bridges cremated at Golders Green with family privacy. Louis Nadeau and family travel from Chicopee Mass to North Portal in a home truck en route to Mayfair Saskatchewan.
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Canada
Geneva
Earl Brydges
Ontario
Quebec
Timhe
Pas
Great Lakes
Hamonic
Noronic
Port Arthur
Western Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Bank of France
France
United States
Germany
Italy
Britain
Robert Bridges
England
Golders Green
Mayfair
Louis Nadeau
North Portal
Chicopee
Mass
Manitoba mining industry expenses rise from 1927 to 1929
The Manitoba Chamber of Mines report shows expenditures of 1,535,619 in 1927, 4,853,185 in 1928, and 12,302,926 in 1929. Wages in 1929 were eleven times those in 1927, highlighting the sector’s rapid growth.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Chamber of Mines
Florence Coutier Seeks Relief for Nerves and Sleep
Miss Florence Coutier of Bark Lake Out writes of troubled nerves sleepless nights and constant fatigue. A neighbor advised trying a remedy and she describes taking it as she seeks relief from her symptoms.
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Florence Coutier
Bark Lake
Return of Campi native after years in Russia as Italian citizen
August Lorenzi Sa left Campi near Trento fifteen years ago as a Italian soldier to fight in the Husstan war. He endured capture in 1914 and a long exile in Russia where harsh winters, famine, and forced labor followed. He married a Russian farmer’s daughter in 1926 and finally received permission to return in 1930 with eight dollars and a few belongings.
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Campi
Trento
Italy
August Lorenzi Sa
Lorenzi
Semipalatinsk
Totsk
Samarra
Tambey
Gerod
Erleheviks
Tia
Russia
Moscoves
Paris Created Tingey Pattern for New York Debutante Frock
All Tingey models are designed in Paris and sketched there, with patterns adapted for American women in New York by American patternmakers. The smart little frock features box-pleats, optional tucks, and a scalable collar in silk or self material. Available in sizes 14 to 20, ready for delivery. hand cut. pattern price 25 cents.
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Paris
New York
Berlin to Host Fifteen Exhibitions This Year
Berlin Germany plans a schedule of fifteen exhibitions this year. The listings include diverse arts and cultural events across multiple venues, reflecting a vibrant program for residents and visitors.
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Berlin
Germany
Canadian Pacific Offers Attractive Summer Tours
Canadian Pacific unveils two summer tour options running May through September. Eastern routes visit Ontario resorts, Old French Canada, and the Maritimes with rail or Great Lakes steamship segments, including Niagara Falls and St. Andrews. Pacific Coast option covers Banff, Lake Louise, Vancouver, Victoria, and Alaska cruises. The Trans-Canada Limited provides fast deluxe travel with extensive onboard facilities.
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Canadian Pacific
Conrider Firet
Ontario
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Great Lakes
Niagara Falla
Quebec
Montreal
Maritime
St. Andrews
Digby
Nova Scotia
Parrsboro
Yarmouth
Weymouth
Old Orchard
Maine
Pacific Coast
Canadian Rockies
Lake Louise
Banff Springs
Emerald Lake
Banff-Lake Louise
Kicking Horse Pass
Yoho Valley
British Columbia
Vancouver
Victoria
Colwood
Dominion Astronomical Observatory
Canada Large Exporter Of Gypsum Products
A European trade conference on Canadian gypsum products opens in London on April 30. R. E. Haire of Gypsum, Lime and Alabastine, Canada, Limited, notes that Canadian trade in gypsum with 35 nations has grown in three years and his company is now the world’s largest exporter of the material.
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London
R. E. Haire
Canada, Limited
Manitoba Dairy Production Rises in Early 1930
Provincial dairy commissioner L A Gibson reports Manitoba winter output for January and February 1930 rose 0.9 and 6.4 percent respectively from 1929, marking a record high for the province.
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L. A. Gibson
Manitoba
NYU Receives 400 Ancient English Legal Records
A gift to New York University from Judge Moses H. Grossman on behalf of Frederick Brown includes more than 400 Early English legal documents dating up to 700 years old. The collection features a 12 foot parchment pipe roll noting 1638 Crown revenue collections by Sheriff Richard Pyle of Southampton, citing payments from Jews and knights.
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New York University
Moses H. Grossman
Frederick Brown
Richard Pyle
Southampton County
Potatoes Mashed with Cream Sauce and Bacon Garnish
Potato mash prepared from boiled potatoes passed through a strainer yields two cups. Stir in three cups thin cream sauce made from three cups milk three tablespoons flour and three tablespoons butter. Add two tablespoons chopped parsley. Enhance flavor with catsup leeks or celery. cut leeks or celery thin and cook with potatoes.
Kiddies Delight Creamy Milk Custard Mix
A simple cold dessert recipe combines 3 cups milk 3 eggs 4 tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon salt a pinch nutmeg and cinnamon. Beat eggs light then add sugar salt vanilla spices and milk and stir till sugar dissolves. For static control on oil trucks iron chains hang to ground from frames.
Sunday School Lesson May 11 Golden Text
The lesson centers on Matthew 20 29 to 21 46 and the devotional reading Hebrews 15 It explores Jesus entry into Jerusalem and the events leading to the Passion with focus on the blessing Hosanna to the Son of David and the praise in highest heaven.
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David
Triumphal Entry Narrative and Palm Branch Symbolism
The account describes Jesus entering Jerusalem via Bethpage, with disciples securing a donkey and colt. Crowds lay robes and branches, shouting Hosanna to the Son of David, while commentary notes palm branches as symbols of victory and extends comparison to Russian funeral processions.
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Jesus
Bethphage
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
Russia
W. A. Grist
John
Lazarus
David
Canadian readers favor American mags over Canadian books
The Sherbrooke Tribune decries readers who pay fifty to seventy five cents for trashy American magazines rather than support Canadian literature. It argues patriotic claims are insincere or tasteless and praises writers striving for a diverse national literature.
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Sherbrooke Tribune
Constipation remedies urged over harsh laxatives
Advertisements warn against habit forming remedies and strong purgatives. They favor Carter's Little Liver Pills a vegetable laxative to stimulate the liver, start bile, and ease bowel movement with a gentle cleanse. Drug stores offer 25 and 75 cent red packages.
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Carter
Important Letters Now In Dominion Archives
The Dominion archives add the first public document signed by Sir John A. MacDonald an affidavit dated October 6 1834 when he was 19 as a poll clerk in Upper Canada Prince Edward county The collection now includes early letters and the first draft of the British North America Act in his handwriting
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John A. MacDonald
A. G. Doughty
Dominion Archives
Sir John
Upper Canada
Prince Edward County
Canada
Automatic parachute demo at Curtiss Field
John Runger, a professional parachutist, demonstrated an automatic parachute that opens by itself after a jump. With hands tied behind him he jumped from 2 000 feet and landed safely in a tree. Ranger praised the chute and offered a 20 000 foot jump. Inventor is John Ruby.
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Curtiss Field
John Runger
Runger
Ranger
John Ruby
Rotation plan to use varied Canadian stones in federal buildings
The Industrial Development Board of Manitoba proposes to present a Dominion government plan urging use of diverse Canadian stones in rotation for future federal construction. It highlights the Manitoba Tyndall stone as part of the selection.
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Industrial Development Board of Manitoba
Dominion
Manitoba
Woman lives on ground glass in a glass cage at Cannes
Cannes showcases a woman who endures life on ground glass inside a glass cage as a sensational spectacle. The article notes the era’s fascination with unusual performances amid global attention on oil production.
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Cannes
France
Germany experiments with two week prison vacation plan
Germany tests a new system granting high grade prisoners two weeks of vacation yearly allowable outside work and a stake in prison management. Captain Franz Romer paddled a rubber boat 2944 miles from Lisbon to St Thomas in 58 days without escort or swimming ability.
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Germany
Franz Romer
Lisbon
Portugal
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
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SMP
Hone
Italien
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Eva A. Tingey
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Petty Barclay
Sir John A. MacDonald
Brooder
John A. Chantler & Co., Ltd
Wellington St. W
Toronto, Ont
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