Revision of Versailles warned of war by Churchill
Eleven crew members died when the Soviet tanker Sovnarko exploded while loading petroleum at Krasnovolsk. St Paul chemistry students claim a method to manufacture a gas from clover. Hopei province to build vast granaries to feed 35 million people. Nova Scotia union advocated with Halifax capital. Algoma wolves threaten lighthouse keepers on Lake Superior. Toronto reports 8.5 million dollars in annual motor-accident losses. Ethiopian milk sale superstition blocks milk purchases by Italian army. Foreigners seek milk by buying cows.
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Sovnarko
Krasnovolsk
St. Paul
Dean R. A. Jones
MacAlester College
Hopei
China
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Halifax
Maritime Provinces
J. Newton Harvey
Vancouver
Lake Superior
G. N. McDonald
Parisiene
T. D. LeMay
Toronto
Board of Control
Ethiopia
Byng of Vimy Leaves Estate and Memorabilia to Regiments
The late Viscount Byng of Vimy, Canada’s governor general 1921–26, left an estate valued at 155000 pounds in London. He bequeathed his field marshal baton to the 10th Royal Hussars, whom he joined in 1883 and commanded 1902–04. Lady Byng receives 25000 pounds plus life income from the residue, with some legacies to servants. Parliament had praised him after the war and granted 150000 pounds. He led the Canadian corps 1916–17 and the Third Army 1917–19.
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Viscount Byng of
Vimy
Canada
London
10Th Royal Hussars
Baby linguist Carolyn Kutler enters spotlight from Omaha
17 month old Carolyn Kutler of Omaha emerges as a child prodigy with a vocabulary of about 200 words. She speaks English and communicates with her grandmother in Yiddish.
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Carolyn Kutler
Omaha
Carolyn
Cyrus Proclaims Return of Exiled Jews 538 B C
The lesson notes Cyrus the Persian king issued proclamations permitting Jews to return to Jerusalem. It explains the destruction and restoration theme from Jeremiah 29 10 and Psalm 126 1 3, detailing Cyrus policy of aiding returners and temple rebuilding while highlighting the joy of release and recognition that Jehovah has done great things for them.
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Cyrus
Ezra
Elam
Media
Persia
Lydia
Babylon
Babylonian
Jehovah
Jeremiah
Heaven
Jerusalem
Judah
Temple
Polybius
Livy
Macedonia
Flaminius
Greece
A. F. Kirkpatrick
D. D. D Prescription Soothes Itching Quickly
Stop itching in minutes with Dr. Dennis D. D. D Prescription liquid antiseptic. Gentle oils soothe irritation and inflamed skin aiding natural healing. Clear grease free dries fast. Trial bottle offered at drug stores to prove its value. Manufactured by the owners of frautan Bata.
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Dennis
Frautan Bata
World’s Super Timepiece to be Installed at Royal Observatory
A clock that will not lose or gain more than a fraction of a second in a year is to be installed at the Royal Observatory, London. It will be the world’s super timepiece, controlled by electricity with a pendulum swinging in a partial vacuum at constant temperature. Electric impulses will be emitted with each swing to drive the dials and mechanism.
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Royal Observatory
London
Eng
Montana Geographic Center Found in Doctor's Lewistown Sink
State surveyors place the geographic center of Montana in a doctor’s Lewistown kitchen sink. Garden enthusiasts revive interest in heirloom roses predating modern hybrids.
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Montana
Lewistown
Saskatchewan Debt Adjustment Act explains seizure rules
The speech outlines when exemptions apply under writs of execution, notes 1933 changes to Saskatchewan farm implement repossession, and explains that only the Debt Adjustment Board can handle nonstandard seizures. It stresses thirty days notice before seizures, board consultation for rent seizures, and government aim to restore normal business while supporting producers through drought recovery.
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Debt Adjustment Board
Saskatchewan
Government of Canada
Ancient Mayonnaise Traced to 14 AD and 487 Recipes
Historical note reveals mayonnaise appears as early as 14 AD with a gourmet listing in 487 recipes. The claim highlights ancient culinary innovation and the long lineage of the sauce in early gastronomy.
Gutenberg Bible Copies Preserve Legacy Across History
The Gutenberg Bible remains preserved in 41 original copies, with each copy valued at about $100,000. This rarity highlights its enduring place in historic printing and biblical scholarship.
Puritans Oppose Dancing During Early Pilgrim Era
The Pilgrims, adherents of Puritanism, rejected dancing in all forms as part of their religious practice and social discipline.
Strengthen Nerves With Phosferine Tonic
Advert reads Phosferine the British tonic for nerves fatigue sleeplessness and debility. It claims quick mood lift better sleep and appetite with drops daily. Available in liquid or tablet sizes 50c 1.00 1.50 with described size value.
Village for Sale in Weierhof Germany Co Operative Debts
A village of 40 weavers in Weierhof Germany is to be sold by public receiver after the cooperative society’s officials absconded with debts of 50000. Creditors secured a court order to auction all lands houses and goods in the village. Manchukuo to have its own brain trust.
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Weierhof
Germany
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Household Arts Dept
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McDermot Ave
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Appleford
Calgary
Edmonton
Regina
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