World Happenings Briefly Told
Bulman Brothers founder W J Bulman, 68, dies in Winnipeg General Hospital. South Africa's General Smuts will retire from politics at end of next parliament. British Commons cites July for resumed North Atlantic flights led by Lieut Col A J Muirhead. French Air Ministry orders 100 aircraft from US makers to cover domestic shortfall. Cambridge historian A J Newton awarded Royal Empire Society gold medal. Sir Gerald Campbell named UK high commissioner in Canada replacing Sir Francis Fieud. Earl of Egmont leaves for England to enroll son in English school. Rediscovered King Solomon's seaport along the Red Sea described by American archaeologists. Guide to Waldeck expedition says Paul Redfern crashed in Venezuela and lies buried with his plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bulman
Bulman Brothers, Limited
Winnipeg General Hospital
General Christian Smuts
South Africa
North Atlantic
A. J Muirhead
House of Commons
Air Ministry
United States
A. J. Newton
Rhodes
London University
Royal Empire Society
Gerald Campbell
New York
United Kingdom
Canada
Gerald
Francis Fieud
Frederick Perceval
Earl of
Egmont
Alberta
England
King Solomon's
Red Sea
Theodore Waldeck
British Guiana
Paul Redfern
Venezuela
Young Jersey City Student Promises Safer Artificial Radium
Wallace L. Minto, 16, of Jersey City, demonstrated a claimed safer cheaper artificial radium at the eastern Electronic Research Association meeting in New York. Dr E A Smith endorsed the find saying the youth has made great strides and may have a bright future. Minto says his product emits fewer alpha rays and more beta gamma rays and could be produced for about 250 dollars per gram versus genuine radium at 25 000 dollars per gram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Smith
Mme. Curie
Wallace L. Minto
Jersey City
Dr. Smith
North Bergen
Newark
N.J
Eastern Electronic Research Association
New York
Minto
Too Much Open Work Shiner Says Women Ignore Him
Bert Brown a Buffalo shoe shiner in city hall laments no female customers due to women wearing open work shoes. He recalls past work when women wore shoes and considers carrying toe polish to attract business. Eskimos favor butter and can eat it by the pound.
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Bert Brown
Buffalo
Brown
Sunken Treasure Quest Aims Off Virginia Capes
Capt John Craig plans a descent to the Merida wreck 55 miles off the Virginia coast next month seeking prize treasure including Mexican crown jewels and Empress Carlotta rubles. He notes the hulk lies upside down in hazardous sands and will use new helium oxygen gear tested by divers such as Max Nohl to reach deeper depths and avoid the bends.
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John Craig
Virginia Capes
Merida
Virginia
Craig
Max Nohl
Coast Guard
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Francisco Madero
Diaz
Farragut
Tailoring for Larger Women Pattern 4810
Anne Adams presents a summer design for larger women featuring shirt waist style lines slim seams and a curved yoke with pockets and loose sleeves. The pattern 4810 covers sizes 34 through 48 with a 36 inch fabric requirement of 4 yards. illustrated instructions and order details are included.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Garden hinting for warm weather vegetables and pests
The guide explains when to plant beans tomatoes squash cucumbers melons and peppers and how to fertilize water and mulch. It covers staking tomatoes warming soils for melons and careful use of odorless fertilizer and pest control including whale oil soap Bordeaux mixture and sulfur for fungus.
The Marble Life We Carve with a Chisel of Resolve
A meditation on life as permanent sculpture not shifting sand. The message compares daily choices to chiseled marks on marble, insisting each act leaves a lasting, indelible imprint beyond the tides of error. The tone emphasizes steadfast self-definition and durable legacy.
Geology of the South Reindeer Lake area Sask Saskatchewan
Preliminary report describes general and economic geology of a 5 000 square mile area along the Manitoba border in northern Saskatchewan based on field work by F J Alcock. It notes promising zones around Waddy and Nistoassini Lakes and staking by Nipissine Ventures and others in 1929 and 1937, with questions on commercial value of deposits.
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Reindeer Lake
Saskatchewan
Geological Survey Division
Department of Mines and Resources
Ottawa
F. J. Alcock
Manitoba
Waddy and
Nistoassini Lakes
Nipissine Mines, Limited
Ventures Limited
Dominion Explorers Limited
Churchill Minerals, Limited
Toronto Burglar Feasts on Preserves After Break In
A Toronto burglar, after ransacking a house, is reported to have eaten a jar of homemade preserves. Neighbors note his tools would open anything.
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Toronto
Mrs Holt Dies in Manchester Attended Sunday School 78 Years
Mrs M Holt, who died in Manchester England, was a longtime Sunday School participant. She attended services for 78 years, reflecting a lifelong commitment to her faith community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Holt
Manchester
England
Daniel and the Youths Who Won by Temperance
A Sunday school lesson outlines Nebuchadnezzar's siege of Jerusalem and the training of Daniel and three companions. Daniel's firm resolve against royal food and wine yields a ten day test, proving their temperate diet wiser, leading to favored status and superior wisdom in Nebuchadnezzar's court.
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Nebuchadnezzar
Daniel
Babylon
Jerusalem
Ashpenaz
Lloyds Rule Leaves Gem Owners Unreimbursed
Diamonds rise in Europe with Paris buyers guarding against franc falls while London reports Americans abroad paying up to 50000 dollars for solitaires. Lloyds rejects war risk reimbursement, prompting unease among Spain or Shanghai losses during fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Europe
Paris
London
Lloyd's
Shanghai
Scottish judge recalls Privy Council court in England
Lord Macmillan praised England after receiving the freedom of Edinburgh. He recalled serving as a member of the Privy Council Judicial Committee, noting that on the day in question no English peers were present. The court was chaired by Lord Dunedin with Lord Thankerton alongside him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Edinburgh
Lord Macmillan
Judicial Committee of the
Privy Council
Par
Lord Dunedin
Lord Thankerton
Cancer Agents From Tar and Hydrocarbons Spark Change
In 1915 two Japanese workers produced skin cancer in mice using tar. By 1930 British researchers showed experimental cancer from pure hydrocarbons. Cancer factories include coal tar products and lubricants. removing the carcinogen from oils can render them safe. The work shifts views on chronic irritation and cancer, driven by researchers sharing findings for public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamagiwa
Itchikawa
Cancer Hospital
Fulham Road
London
Kennaway
Cook
Hieger
Hewett
England
Europe
Readers urged to request complete cancer articles set
Editorial note invites readers to obtain the full Dr. McCullough cancer articles by writing to The Health League of Canada at 1035 Bond St., Toronto Ont. The notice underscores access to the complete series for those seeking comprehensive information.
House approves hire purchase bill easing consumer credits
British House passed the hire purchase bill to regulate installment sales of furniture autos radios and other goods. Ellen Wilkinson the sponsor praised the move while merchants warn defaulters may face court actions and sellers must list cash and installment prices. The measure aims to curb seizures when the final payment is overdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Ellen C. Wilkinson
Commons
When Nostalgia Calls for Reckless Home Remedies
A Lethbridge Herald cartoonish editorial mocks clinging to the past by proposing absurd remedies. It suggests crashing cars into a lake and discarding modern devices while lamenting old days, then condemns the idea of destroying technology as futile.
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Lethbridge Herald
Ox Team
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Chicago
By Anne Adan
South Reindeer Area
Mines and Geology Branch
Corinthians
Lloyd’s
DR. J.W. S. McCullough
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