World Happenings Briefly Told
Argentina adheres to a one year naval holiday and Canada ships relief to hurricane struck Honduras. The New York Fed reports a $1,000,000 gold shipment from Canada on October 31. A petrified ichthyosaur fragment from Hudson's Hope goes to the British Columbia museum. Two raccoons and two bear cubs head to Australia as a courtesy for kan garoo sent to Toronto.
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Argentina
Canada
Honduras
Brownlee
Ottawa
Alberta
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Hudson's Hope
Provincial Museum
British Columbia
Australia
Toronto
Vancouver
The Antidote For Fear
The London Daily Express urges eradicating fear in individuals and nations and champions courage confidence and hope as cures for social and personal ills. It warns fear breeds hatred murder wars and poverty while urging steadfast resolve and bravery.
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London Daily Express
Too Fat At 22 A Woman Loses Weight With Kruschen Salts
A 22 year old woman, weighing 163 pounds, reports back and head pains and loss of interest until trying Kruschen Salts. Six months later she lost 10 pounds and feels healthier, crediting the remedy for improving digestion and expelling waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Paul in Jerusalem Reception and Tension over Missionary Gifts
Sunday School lesson notes Paul’s reception in Jerusalem led by James with Peter absent. He recounts Gentile conversions and a generous collection from Grecian Jewish communities, yet Jerusalem leaders focus on doctrinal concerns over thanks. A parallel is drawn to England in Africa where local clergy questioned missionaries not of their sect.
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Paul
Jerusalem
James
Peter
Ramsay
Galatia
Asia
Macedonia
Achaia
Church of England
Africa
The Rhyming Optimist and The Flame Poem Tribute
Aline Michaelis writes of a man whose spirit lights others and kindles lasting dreams. His courage shines like a bright flame, transforming bleak rooms and cold lives, giving solace to youth and elders alike through living truth.
Fresh Start Homes for Aged Men and Women Change
Aged men keep Fresh Start Homes while women’s care lags as aging women adopt new styles. A Scotland engineer unveils a lubricant that warns of bearing overheating by emitting a distinctive odor.
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Scotland
Soviets to Build Autos Plant at Nizhni Novgorod
Construction of a giant Soviet automobile plant at Nizhni Novgorod is complete and due to begin production in January. The facility, fitted with modern foreign machinery, contains 52 shops across 60 acres and aims for 140000 cars annually. Some shops have already started operating.
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Nizhni Novgorod
Elegant tailored skirt pattern with jabot neckline
The pattern features a slenderized front seaming skirt with a charming height and a collarless neckline accented by applied bands and jabots. Style No. 520 fits bust sizes 36 to 42 inches and requires 3% yards of 39-inch fabric for size 36. Materials include supple woollens, crepe marocain and crepe satin. all patterns cost 25 cents.
The Lovely Waskesin Song Published by Regina Resident
Regina resident Mr J S Brundige publishes a new song The Lovely Waskesin praising Waskesia Lake in Northern Saskatchewan A musical setting by Margaret Lindsay from Regina dedicates the piece to those who have fished and loafed in the Canadian North land The lyrics describe eastern hills western plains waving grain and the lake’s beauty with imagery of sun setting waters and northern benediction
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Waskesin Lake
Saskatchewan
J. S. Brundige
Regina
Waskesin
Margaret Lindsay
Ancient Tepe Hissar Cemetery Unveiled Near Damghan
Horace H F Jayne of the University of Pennsylvania Museum announced the discovery of a cemetery over 4000 years old at Tepe Hissar near Damghan. The site reportedly contains some of the earliest archaeological treasures found in Persia.
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Persia
Horace H. F. Jayne
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Tepe Hissar
Damghan
Public Works Start in Czecho Slovakia at Cost $120 Million
The Czecho Slovakia government launched major public works this year with an approximate budget of 120 million dollars. Officials say the program will fund infrastructure projects across multiple regions and spur local employment.
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Czecho
Slovakia
New Radio Device Could Serve as Drum Shape Pick Up
Purdue University researchers describe a drum shaped gold leaf membrane acting as a microphone and loudspeaker larynx. The membrane is 50 to 100 atomic diameters thick and stretched over a steel ring, reproducing deep tones with minimal distortion. Dr Karl Lark Horovitz notes its capability for sound pickup and loud speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Indiana
United States
Karl Lark-Horovitz
Physic
Michigan expedition finds early Christian church at Sepphoris
The University of Michigan Institute of Archaeological Research reports that an expedition led by Prof. Leroy Waterman uncovered remains at Sepphoris in Galilee, identified as an early Christian church.
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Ancient Galilee
University of Michigan Institute of Archaeological Research
Leroy Waterman
Provass
Sepphoris
Capital of
Galilee
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Buskley
International Peace Garden Commission
Turtle Mountain
J. H. Moore
Commission
H. G. Wells
Boston
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
China
Hong Kong
Phillips’ Muk
Magnesia
Phillips
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Tain
By Annette
Rhyming
Aline Michaelis
Paris
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
West
Pia
Northland
Waskesia
Ser
Minard
Vaal
Hamilton
Western
Hunter-Martin & CO
SASK
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