World Happenings Briefly Told
Export of Canadian cattle to the United Kingdom in 1933 will total 45 000 head up from 37 834 last year. Alberta government received 440 184 from the Alberta Hotel Association through the gallonage tax on beer in 1931. University of Alberta farm radio programs will be extended to central and southern areas this winter. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics says 246 000 Canadians have been reinstated in employment since April 1. In August 12 000 left the unemployed to gainful work. A diamond over 540 grams valued at 780 000 was found in Minas Geraes. Britain’s post office surplus tops 53 960 000 for 1932 33. Moscow reports successful tests of a ball bearing rail car reaching 190 mph in a shallow trough. Western Canada business is up 15 percent, says J B Lauzon in Montreal. 16 year old William Roy Greenslade of Rose Lynn has been nominated for RAF training in Halton England. Hugh M Baker returns to Edmonton after duties in London and resumes government service.
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United Kingdom
Alberta
Alberta Hotel Association
Charles Traunweiser
University of Alberta
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Minas Geraes
Post Office Department
Moscow
Canada
J. B. Lauzon
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Montreal
Great Britain
William Roy Greenslade
Rose Lynn
Calgary
Royal Air Force School
Halton
Buckinghamshire
England
Empire
Hugh M. Baker
London
Edmonton
Waiting For Invitation The Ex Kaiser At Doorn Ready To Return
The ex Kaiser now at Doorn says he will return to Berlin when his former subjects invite him. He told Rev. L Thomas, vicar in London, that he has no use for the Jews. The Kaiserinn says Wilhelm lost warmth for Jews during the war due to their conduct.
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Doorn
Berlin
L. Thomas
London
Mr. Thomas
First Park Lane Penthouse Reserved for Mountbatten Family
London plans a two storey penthouse atop a new Park Lane apartment. The residence will be reserved for Lord and Lady Mountbatten and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fashionable Park Lane
Lord
Lady Louis Mountbatten
Air Ambulance Detachments Approved by British Red Cross
A British Red Cross Society scheme for air ambulance detachments has approval from the air ministry. Surrey and East Lancashire branches, each owning aeroplanes, have formed detachments. others are being enrolled. Every member will be trained in first aid and loading stretcher cases into aircraft.
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British Red Cross Society
Air Ministry
Society
Surrey
East Lancashire
Worth Remembering Ruskin Warned Against Seek ing For Amusement
The great author and poet Ruskin warned against chasing amusement. Do not seek constant amusement but stay ready to be amused. When hands are busy and heart is free even little wit can spark joy.
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Ruskin
It Takes A Woman To Know How Flattering Dress
An ad describes a stylish dress with red accents on navy, showing off a crinkly crepe silk fabric and cross bodice. It notes a slimming skirt with panel design and multiple size options from 16 to 46 inches bust. Pattern price is 20 cents, with fabric yardage details and wrap coin instruction.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Union
Winnipeg Pattern No information available beyond the address 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. The note directs readers to order patterns via the Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Diamond Dyes Restore Green Dress To Like New
A worn green dress faded to unbecoming color. after using Diamond Dyes it regained a fresh look. The reviewer praises the dye’s smooth even coverage without spotting or running and notes repeated positive results with tinting and dyeing.
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Oakien
Saskatchewan Relief Drive Seeks Broad Contributions
The Saskatchewan Voluntary Rural Relief Committee plans extensive drives for fruits vegetables grain checks and clothing to aid drought affected residents. The non denominational panel led by W W Champ and other clergy and civic leaders appeals to churches service clubs fraternal groups and citizens in 200 towns requesting immediate contributions during Contribution Week beginning the first week of October before Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Voluntary Rural Relief Committee
W. W. Champ
H. R. Horne
J. R. Peverett
W. F. Cameron
British Columbia
Ontario
Relief Commission
Prison Probe Sought by Church Group in Canada
The Council for Social Service of the Church of England in Canada asks for a thorough independent commission study of all penal and reformatory institutions. Resolution, moved by Bishop J. A. Richardson, targets Dominion provincial and local facilities and the entire delinquency system.
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Council For Social Service of
The
Church of England In
Canada
J. A. Richardson
Fredericton
Dominion
Sunday School Lesson Golden Text and Readings
The lesson centers on transformation in Christ with the golden text from 2 Corinthians 5 17 and covers Acts 9 1 31 as the lesson and 2 Corinthians 5 14 21 for devotional reading. The focus is on becoming a new creature through faith and conversion.
Saul's Journey to Damascus and the Vision on the Way
The article recounts Saul's request to the high priest for letters to Damascus to seize Christ followers, notes Roman jurisdiction over Jews abroad, and explains the dramatic moment on the road when a luminous vision arrested him. It emphasizes conscience, light, and the risen Christ's direct address, including the exchange, "Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou Me" and "I am Jesus."
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Saul
Damascus
Jerusalem
Christ
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Nero
Jesus
Henry Drummond
Paul
God
David Smith
Martin Luther
Thuringian Forest
Luther
Powerful Influence at Commonwealth Conference in Toronto
Hon Newton W Rowell praised the first British Commonwealth Relations Conference in Toronto for furthering Britain Canada and League of Nations. He called the gathering unofficial with no constitution and highlighted friendships and frank views. Sir Herbert Samuel commended Canadian Affairs as a rising powerful influence.
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British Commonwealth
League of Nations
Newton W. Rowell
Toronto
Rowell
Herbert Samuel
A Fair Exchange Over Garden Tools
Brown asks to borrow Thompson's new rake from his neighbor and offers access to Jones' roller in return. The exchange hinges on mutual aid with neighbors coordinating tool sharing.
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Brown
Thompson
Quare Clock Sells in London for 1100 Dollars
A clock built by Daniel Quare, inventor of the repeating watch, with many unique features, recently sold in London, England for 1100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Quare
London
England
Lumbago Relief Claims Kruschen Salts Cure
A reader recalls years of lumbago and sciatica with stiffness and pain before using Kruschen Salts. She credits the remedy with eliminating nearly all symptoms and attributes the effect to purifying and regulating the bloodstream through the product’s six salts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.P.C
Young explorer seeks clues to ancient Nubian kings
Walter Emery of Great Crosby, acting for the Egyptian Government, travels to Egypt to search the tombs of the enigmatic X kings before they are submerged by the Assouan dam reservoir. He has three months to uncover writings that could reveal the origin of these warrior rulers.
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Britain
Egypt
Walter Emery
Kimberley Drive
Great Crosby
Liverpool
Nubian
Alfred the Great
X Kings
Mr. Emery
Assouan Dam
Emery
London
Appeals To Canadian People To Support Social Services
The Earl of Bessborough, Governor General of Canada, urged private philanthropy to sustain social services during the coming year. He warned economic insecurity threatens national strength and cited collective action to meet local needs as essential to Canada’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Bessborough
Canada
Prince of Wales
Red Card Punishment Proposed by Jim Curran
Sault Daily Star editor Jim Curran suggests a red card to mark careless drivers for 30 days to shame offenders. The idea is praised by a Toronto labor leader as a strong public warning for guilty motorists.
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Jim Curran
Sault Daily Star
Toronto
Jim
Lethbridge Herald
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Tsar Rosin
Ruth Rogers
Saskatchewan
Canadian Institute of International Affairs
Sault
Guatemala
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