World Happenings Briefly Told
A mosaic of brief items reports leprosy cases among Pewter Musch street peddlers and medical action, a rumor about Finance Minister Cail laux and the Bank of France, and Japan aiding an Europe bound air flight led by Asahi Shimbuna. It notes a 54 member Montre al Garrison artillery reunion, a rural credit bill move, England to San Francisco air route mail, Vancouver rescinding early closing for groceries, and the Prince of Wales Chile visit plan. It also mentions Capt Donald B. MacMillan buying the Rowena for Arctic travel with Capt G F Steele to command.
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Musch
Caillaux
Bank of France
Europe
Asahi Shimbana
Drigade
Montreal
Banking and Commerce Committee
England
San Francisco
Southampton
New York
Vancouver
Prince of Wales
Chile
Argentina
Prince
Buenos Aires
Donald B. MacMillan
Rowena
Morill Goddard
G. F. Steele
Rozbury
Munich museum opens with fete and cabinet attendance
Munich hosts a May 4 ceremony for the Deutsche Museum opening. Crowds fill the streets as dignitaries including Chancellor Luther from Berlin attend by air, noting the building as potentially the world’s largest of its kind.
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Munich
Deutsche Museum
Luther
Berlin
Watch Your Daughter Chatham Out
Mrs. Fred Crowne testifies that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription helped her delicate daughter who suffered nervousness and stomach issues. She claims nerves improved and the girl grew healthier after using the tablets. The ad urges readers to buy from dealers and to send 10 cents for a trial package from Dr. Pierce's Laboratory in Bridgeburg, Ontario.
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Fred Crowne
Acehide
St. N
Dr. Pierce
Bridgebure
No Cheer For the Reds Election of Von Hindenburg
The Detroit Free Press notes that European opinion shifts toward caution after Hindenburg's election. It argues the German president is not the real power, the cabinet and Reichstag still run the country, and Dawes plan support calms fears of militarism. Moscow sees only bleak prospects for Bolsheviks.
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von Hindenburg
Mineh
Europe
German Republic
Reichstag
Hinderbureg
Detroit Free Press
Canada Leads the Way in Cattle Trade Shaping Britain Markets
The Bulawayo Chronicle notes Canada pushing for open ports of Britain to allow all classes of cattle into British markets. It argues this shift will affect Scotland and England pedigree herds and influence future exports of store cattle to Britain, with broader implications for South Africa and Rhodesia.
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Scotland
England
Canada
Dominion
Britain
South Africa
Rhodesia
Bulawayo Chronicle
Nerviline Promises Quick Pain Relief for Sprains and Bruises
The advertisement touts Nerviline as a trusted pain reliever for fifty years. It claims fast penetration and deep soothing relief from sprains, bruises, rheumatism, lumbago, and neuralgia, with a 35 cent bottle available from local dealers.
Mothers Praise Babys Own Tablets Handle Little Ailments
Mrs L M Brown of Walton Nova Scotia testifies that Baby’s Own Tablets are invaluable for infants. The taxative mild remedy is said to regulate the stomach, relieve constipation, ease teething, and banish minor illnesses, aiding care for young children. Sold by druggists or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Backville Ont.
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Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Co
Backville
Ont
France builds secret hydroplane for transatlantic flight
Paris hosts a secret hydroplane project for a nonstop 6000 mile flight to New York. Ordered by the French navy, the craft reportedly uses a 550 horsepower motor and carries 6000 litres of gasoline. First trials are slated for June with a summer flight planned.
Woman Scientist Elected to National Academy Honors Sabin
The National Academy of Sciences elected Dr Florence Rena Sabin anatomist and Johns Hopkins professor as the first woman member. Her blood research keeps blood alive outside the body for hours and maps its reactions. A three foot long portable plane is described as being manufactured in England.
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National Academy of Sciences
United States
Florence Rena Sabin
Hiskins Medical
Johns Hope School
Baltimore
Miss Sabin
Vintage Style Suspender Skirt with Peasant Blouse
The pattern No. 1054 features a suspender skirt with inverted side plaits and diagonal pockets. A one-piece shoulder strap forms a deep oval neck with large armholes, paired with a long raglan sleeve peasant blouse with a Peter Pan collar. Flannel for the skirt and voile or silk for the blouse. Sizes to 14 years. Yardage specified for blouse and skirt.
How To Order Patterns Pattern No Name Town
A brief note outlines pattern ordering steps with placeholders for pattern number name town and size. It emphasizes completing the form and specifying pattern size to ensure correct delivery.
Sugar beet acreage and factory work in Raymond Alberta
More than six thousand acres are prepared for sugar beets in the area feeding the new Raymond Alberta sugar factory. Construction on the factory is underway and will be rushed to completion. A separate statistic notes women overtake men in Europe by twenty five million.
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Raymond
Alberta
Scholarships Offered To Manitoba Demonstration Teams
Manitoba education officials announced scholarships for members of winning boys and girls Demonstration teams of Manitoba Boys and Girls Clubs. Girls receive a six week home economics course at Manitoba Agricultural College in July and August with tuition board and rooms covered. Boys receive a $52 scholarship usable toward any Agricultural College course. Demonstrations cover foods clothing health twine manufacturing bird life art fiber paint horticulture and silos during the provincial year week of August.
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Manitoba Department of Education
Manitoba
C. R. Cannon
Manitoba Agricultural College
Agricultural College
Grace Kitchen Health Recovery Note From St George
Mrs Grace Kitchen of St George Ontario describes severe pneumonia aftermath leaving her weak with terrible nerves. She suffered sleepless nights and fainting spells from a weak heart and spent weeks bedridden before finding a remedy through a newspaper notice.
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Grace Kitchen
St. George, Ont
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Praise
A user describes taking Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills and reports rapid weight gain of 35 pounds after five boxes. The testimonial claims improved ability to perform housework and outside tasks, with strongRecommendation for those suffering as the writer did.
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Milburn
Manitoba Survey Cooperation Pledges 16000 Grant
Manitoba government and committee reach a basis of cooperation for a provincial industrial survey. A grant of 16000 dollars will be added to the general fund raised for the survey.
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Toba
Increase in Canadian Life Insurance Written This Year
Ordinary life insurance written in Canada shows a rise this year versus 1924. March total climbed from 28 million to over 35 million, reflecting broader growth across the Dominion. Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil is lauded as a versatile remedy for sore throat and back pain, with claimed internal and external healing uses.
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Canada
Thomas
Holloway's Corn Remover Declared Safe for Use
Statement asserts no poisonous ingredient in Holloway's Corn Remover and that it can be used without danger or injury.
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Holloway
Poets Seek Flight While Others Find Comfort in Pork and Beans
A reflective line contrasts poets who chase the infinite with those who stay grounded on earth and seek simple meals like pork and beans, highlighting different longings and paths.
Crosswork puzzle listing many clues and answers
A scrambled old crossword page fragment listing numerous numbered clues with partial answers across categories such as abbreviations, symbols, fruits, languages, directions, and miscellaneous definitions, including references to plants, animals, tools, and geographic names.
Sunday School Lesson and Asthma Remedy Notice
Sunday School lesson describes Paul’s Damascus preaching and escape, with biblical references and Bible study notes. An asthma remedy advertisement by Dr J D Kellogg warns against delaying treatment and promotes early use to prevent chronic condition and reduce suffering.
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J. D. Kellogg
Saskatchewan Tax Burden Compared With Prairie Provinces
The House of Commons was told Saskatchewan collected 872 028 in federal income tax for the just ended fiscal year, compared with Manitoba 3 477 069 and Alberta 1 163 911. The statement notes Saskatchewan pays less income tax than Manitoba and Alberta.
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Saskatchewan
Prairie
House of Commons
Manitoba
Alberta
Provinces
Perfumed Butter Stirs Paris Dining at Fashionable Restaurants
Paris chefs introduce perfumed butter as a refined accompaniment in top dining rooms. Patrons note its aromatic accents amid haute cuisine while eateries market scented spreads as a signature touch in high fashion districts.
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Paris
Western World’s Lone Rep Joins Amundsen Pole Quest
Lincoln Ellsworth, American, is the sole Western representative in the Norwegian Aero Club expedition to the North Pole. Born in Chicago and trained as a civil engineer at McGill, he has worked in Canada, Alaska, Mexico, the Yukon, and Peru, served as an army aviator in France, and held the US amateur wrestling championship. He provided $85,000 to finance Amundsen's final effort.
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Norwegian Aero Club
North Pole
Lincoln Ellsworth
Chicago
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Alaska
Mexico
Yukon
France
Peru
United States
British Columbia Apples Ready for South Africa Shipments
Wealthy BC apples sent to South Africa last season arrived in good order and the deal was 50 satisfactory. Repeated orders have been received for 1925 delivery. The term Dago stems from the Spanish form of James and San Diego or St James is a common name in South American countries.
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B.C
South Africa
British Columbia
James
San Diego
St. James
Sleeping Sickness Epidemic Report Reaches Britain
Doctors struggle to explain a sudden outbreak of sleeping sickness affecting hundreds abroad and now spreading to Great Britain. They suspect a mild disease variant. Victims include Lord Milner and the Lord Provost of Edinburgh.
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Great Britain
Lord Milner
Edinburgh
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Reds
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Clipse
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Department of Education
Manitoba Industrial Survey
Algiers
Mitarg
M Bori
Wales
Popular
Denmark
Anery
Italy
Cin At
Saul
Jesus Chent
J. Paul
Christ
Damascus
Arabia
Paul
Jesus
God
Jerusalem
Jericho
America
Amundsen
Minard
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