World happenings briefly told from across the globe
Chinese residents of Saskatoon donate 500 for refugees from China’s war zones via the Chinese Committee for National Salvation. The British government contributes 5000 pounds to the Red Cross for Spanish Civil War victims. Marquess Londonderry donates a carved coat of arms to St John’s Church in Seaham. Magdeburg bans walking under alcohol influence as a traffic danger. Edmonton will host the Federated Women’s Institutes biennial convention. U S customs seize 300 ounces of narcotics aboard the Berengaria in a false-bottom trunk.
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Saskatoon
China
Chinese Committee For National Salvation
International Red Cross
Geneva
Marquess of Londonderry
Quebec
St. John’s Church
Seaham Harbor
Eng
Magdeburg
Germany
United States Customs
Berengaria
Fastest Trains Worldwide Highlight German Diesel Run
The article notes the German diesel train between Berlin and Hanover at 158 miles in 115 minutes, averaging 82.3 mph, and lists nine German trains above 77 mph. It compares with the US Pennsylvanian between Valparaiso and Plymouth at 75.6 mph and the LNER Coronation express London to Edinburgh at nearly 72 mph.
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Berlin
Hanover
United States
Pennsylvania
Valparaiso
Plymouth
London and North Eastern
London
Edinburgh
York
London, Midland and Scottish
Carlisle
Glasgow
St. Thomas
Do-ers pattern 4606 outlines versatile wash frock design
Pattern 4606 by Anne Adams offers a practical wash frock with a pleated skirt and yoke panel, available in seven sizes. It features choices of sleeves and belts, contrasting ric rac accents, and requires 4 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 36 with 3 yards of braid. Send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg.
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Anne Adams
Gngham
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Former President Found With Cancer and Survives Surgery
Doctors detected a small cancerous spot on the roof of the former president’s mouth. Surgeons removed half the upper jaw aboard a hospital ship in New York Harbour, fitted an artificial jaw within a month, and the president delivered a message to Congress before dying years later of another cause. The article discusses cancer treatment progress, urging early diagnosis, and notes rising public focus on the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York Harbour
Congress
McGarty
Mayo Clinic
American College of Surgeons
Explanations Of Rest For Burdened Souls And Faith
This piece links Jesus sayings on rest for the burdened to broader gospel themes. It discusses Mt 11 28 30 and Hebrews 4 1 11, noting Israel’s unbelief blocked entry to rest and urging believers to seize God’s promised rest through faith. It contrasts law burdens with divine rest and explains faith as the soul’s grasp of its offered relationship.
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Jesus
Israel
Cancer Declared Not Hopeless Disease in Medical Review
A medical discussion asserts cancer is no longer a hopeless disease while noting other illnesses such as fever malaria cholera and the plague threaten public health. The upcoming article is titled The World's Biggest News Story.
Readers may request complete Dr McCullough cancer articles
A brief notice invites readers to obtain the full sequence of Dr McCullough's cancer articles by writing to the Health League of Canada at Bond Street Toronto Ontario.
Sunday School Lesson Devotional Brief
Golden text from Matthew 11 28 30 invites all who labor to rest. Lesson references Matthew 11 28 30 and He brews Chapter 4. Devotional reading aligns with Revelation 22 1 5 offering spiritual hope and rest for believers.
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Dixie Plug
Edmonton
Federated Women's Institutes of Canada
Federation
Toronto
Easter Island
Chile
Canada
DR. J. W. S. McCullough
Christian Rest
Flin Flon
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
West
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