World Happenings Briefly Told
Princess Tieana engagement announced in Bucharest and Mustapha Kemal re elected president of Turkey. A girl from Zawydcha arrives in Toronto to join her father George Hume. Canada leads in March trade with the United States. Beam wireless links Britain Canada and Britain New Zealand soon. Australia plans 13.5 million acres of wheat sowing vs 18 million last year. University of Manitoba Arts Building cost over 410000. Mrs Edward Montagu aborts Russia Persia flight after crash at Meshed. British delegates to Imperial Conference in Ottawa. R-101 wreck verdict: accidental death for 48 aboard.
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Angora
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Toronto
Zawydcha
Ukrainia
George Hume
Canada
United States
Great Britain
New Zealand
Sunday School Lesson on Christ as King of Peace
Devotional study surveys Jesus triumphal entry as a deliberate claim to kingship in Jerusalem. The text explains why the colt, not a warhorse, signals peaceful sovereignty and notes the crowd's praise from Psalm 118 and Zechariah 9.9. The piece cites R. C. Gillie on the Mount of Olives journey and the nature of Jesus as Prince of Peace.
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Christ
Jesus
Jerusalem
Bethany
Bethphage
Mount of Olives
God
Zechariah
Heaven
Earth
R. C. Gillie
Mothers Value This Q Oil for Sudden Croup Relief
Mothers who know how suddenly croup may seize their children and how necessary prompt action is in applying relief keep Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil at hand. Experience shows it is an excellent preparation for treating this ailment and has various useful uses as a medicine.
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Thomas
Canadians Honor Ten Distinguished as Royal Society Fellows
Ten Canadians were elected Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada in sections spanning education, astrophysics, geology, botany, and university leadership. Recipients include Rev O Maurault, Dr Harold Hibbert, Dr Joseph A Pearce, T T Rosebrugh, Prof M B Baker, Dr William E Cockfield, Dr P S Warren, Dr C H Best, H T Gussow, and Dr Pierre Masson. The next meeting will be in Toronto with University of Toronto hosting.
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Royal Society of Canada
O. Maurault
Montreal Classical School
Harold Hibbert
McGill University
Joseph A. Pearce
Dominion Astrophysical Observatory
Victoria
B.C
T. T. Rosebrugh
University of Toronto
M. B
Elephant Daily Hay and Mash Intake Mentioned
A large elephant is noted to consume from 100 to 125 pounds of hay each day in addition to the mash that is also fed.
How Women Lose Fat In England
A dated ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a weight loss aid for women in England. It claims fat reduction, improved skin, and mental sharpness, urging readers to weigh themselves, take a daily dose, and reweigh after one bottle to see results.
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England
British Navy to visit Kiel for first time in 17 years
The Admiralty announced that H.M.S. Dorsetshire and H.M.S. Norfolk will make an unofficial visit to Kiel, Germany, from July 4 to July 11, accepting an invitation from the German Government. The last such visit was in June 1914.
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Germany
Admiralty
H.M.S. Dorsetshire
H.M.S. Norfolk
Kiel
Bus Lines Merge in Philippines After Fare Reductions
Railway fare cuts in the Philippines push bus operators to consolidate routes and fleets. The intensified competition prompts several lines to merge to maintain service levels and reduce operating costs.
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Philippines
Cunard Plans Largest Transatlantic Liner At Clydebank Yard
The 73 000 ton Cunarder at John Brown and Company Clydebank is described as the finest liner for Atlantic travel. Models and tests prepared in advance, launching preparations on the River Cart, and a 1932 launch date are noted. Public inspection during Glasgow Week will showcase the vessel in formation with massive household fittings planned.
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John Brown Company
Clydebank
Scotland
John Brown and Company
Atlantic Ocean
Southampton
Clyde
Glasgow
Detector of intoxication by breath test devised
Dr. Rollo N. Harger of Indiana University announces a chemical detector for intoxication that uses a breath sample and simple tests. The device enables police to convict drivers under the influence, as the solution changes from red to white if alcohol is present in the breath even without odor.
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Rollo N. Harger
Indiana University
Douglas Egyptian Liniment Claims Immediate Bleeding Halt
Advertises Douglas Egyptian Liniment as a universal remedy that stops bleeding instantly and cauterizes wounds to prevent infection while warding off inflammation and proud flesh in every household.
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Douglas
Central Heating Plant Planned by Two Companies
The Northern Public Service Corporation and the Winnipeg Heating Co. have purchased a site for a new central heating plant. The project is estimated at 1,500,000 dollars and will create work for 1,000 men.
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Northern Public Service Corporation
Winnipeg Heating Co
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University of Manitoba
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Meshed
J. H. Thomas
Ottawa
Dominions
Lumbago
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Lydia E. Bean
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Wellington St
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