World Happenings Briefly Told From The Globe
Vessels built in Italy total 171, 29 more than last year. Mani tob a science building to resume with government aid. E D T Chambers 79 Quebec journalist and natural history authority is dead. Hail losses in Alberta season 154000 on 1596000 insured. Singapore sawmill uses lumber to build 176 houses now for sale. Temiskaming Northern Ontario line Moose Factory completed 8000 pounds furs valued 160000 shipped. Mexico urges Canada to Pan American Conference invitation. Hindenburg turns 84 on October 2 praising hard work and simple living. William Bright of Khartoum relief expedition dies at Yattendon England. First US auto was Winton sold March 24 1898 now a Smithsonian relic. Sir Robert Hamilton new Colonial Advisory Council of Agriculture chair. He is under secretary for the colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. T. Chambers
Quebec
Alberta
Hail Insurance Board
Singapore
Straits Settlements
Moose Factory
George
Henry
Mexico
Canada
Jesus Silva Herseog
Washington
Germany
Paul Hindenburg
William Bright
Gordon
Khartoum
Batman
Lord Kitchener
Yattendon
England
United States
Smithsonian Institution
D.C
Robert Hamilton
Orkney and Shetland
Colonial Advisory Council of Agriculture and Animal Health
Drummond Shiels
Robert
Miller's Worm Powders Praised by Mothers for Rapid Effect
The advertisement claims Miller's Worm Powders gain support from mothers who know the virtue of the medicine. It asserts the powders act speedily and thoroughly and that children show improvement from the first dose, ensuring no question of their efficacy.
Manitoba Fresh Vegetables Shipped to England Exhibition
Fresh vegetables from Manitoba farms are shipped by the SS Ascania from Montreal for exhibition in England under the Federal Department of Agriculture. The display showcases Manitoba produce and fills about 50 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
England
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Montreal
New Islands Surface in Southern Atlantic Near Brazil
Researchers report two new islands have risen in the southern Atlantic off Brazil. The landforms emerged in shallow seas with unclear size or stability, drawing interest from geologists and local authorities assessing potential ecological impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Ocean
Brazil
Dr. Carter's Little Liver Pills Promoted For Indigestion
Public testimonial praises the pills as a vegetable tonic aiding digestion and liver function. The notice claims relief from indigestion and headaches and lists uses such as constipation acidity and fatigue. Available in 25c and 75c red packages at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Croydon
Carter
Attack on Chinese Junk by Captain Jimmy’s Plane
In a swift aerial assault, Captain Jimmy’s plane closes on a Chinese junk captured pirate vessel. Buckshot and a shotgun fire rake the deck as pirates scramble, the junk leans and capsizes, flames ignite, and the ship goes up while the attackers circle back. The damaged junk sinks toward China as readers are invited to write for a signed photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrigal
Jimmy
China
Sunday School Lesson Theme for October Fifteenth
Sunday school lesson outlines the golden text from Psalm 119 verse 18 and cites acts chapter seventeen verses 1 through fifteen and I Thessalonians 2 1 12. Devotional reading covers Psalm 119 9 through 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Thessalonians
Farm Management Program Names A J Clark In Manitoba Zone
A J Clark appointed farm manager for the Melita Manitoba zone as the Colonization Finance Corporation of Canada completes its Manitoba and eastern Saskatchewan program. Over 400 farms fall under export management across about 170000 acres. Clark, a Montreal native raised in Manitoba, graduated from Manitoba Agricultural College in 1917 and later ran a Stonewall farm specializing in shorthorn cattle and Yorkshire swine. He joins chief manager Frank W Reinoehl and six others stationed by the corporation across Winnipeg Brandon Dauphin Moosomin and Portage la Prairie.
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A. J Clark
Melita
Manitoba
Colonization Finance Corporation of Canada, Limited
Saskatchewan
Mr. Clark
Montreal
Manitoba Agricultural College
Western
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Stonewall
Man
Frank W. Reinoehl
Colonization Finance Corporation
Russell W. Gowland
Winnipeg
H. J. Siemens
Brandon
A. R. Judson
Dauphin
W. J. McLeod
Moosomin
A. J. Clark
George H. Jones
Portage la Prairie
Bees swarm in London as three arrive on same day
London reports three bee swarms on a single day with one resting on a tree in King Street Hammersmith police guard, another on a Shepherd's Bush roof, and a third on a Bayswater flat window sill. Also an advertisement for Persian Balm praises its fragrance and skin benefits.
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London
King Street
Hammersmith
Shepherd's Bush
Bayswater
First Results At Thessalonica And The Uproar
The article summaries Pauls early mission in Thessalonica and the resulting uproar stirred by Jews opposed to his work. It notes the quick spread among Jews and devout Greeks, the mob in the agora, Jason’s house attacked, Roman authorities involved, and Paul’s withdrawal to avoid further rioting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thessalonica
Paul
Thessalonians
Philippi
Silas
Luke
Oldest Canadian tunnel links Brockville to early rail era
The Brockville tunnel opened September 16, 1854, under the Brockville and Ottawa Railway later absorbed by Canada Central and finally the Canadian Pacific. It is described as the oldest railway tunnel in the Dominion with daily train passage. A humorous exchange shows a job applicant and employer testing a boy’s alertness.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Brockville
Ontario
Brockville and
Ottawa Railway
Canada Central Railway
Canadian Pacific
Dominion
Canada to float domestic loan to fund relief efforts
A May despatch from Ottawa reported the Montreal Star that a domestic loan in Canada appears probable within months. It would aim to relieve unemployment and could fund other purposes, with size set by final requirements and favorable Canadian revenue conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Montreal Star
Canada
United States
Motor vehicle registrations rise in Canada to 1930
Canada ends 1930 with 1,239,886 registered motor vehicles, up 44,249 from 1929. The automobile density stands at one vehicle per eight people in the Dominion.
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Canada
Dominion
Air Space Rule for Health Sets 1000 Cubic Feet Per Person
The ideal health guideline requires at least 1000 cubic feet of space per person. A room measuring ten by ten by ten feet meets this air space per individual. Continuous and adequate ventilation is essential.
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Italy
University of Manitoba
N. U
Scottie
Star Building
Toronto
Hans
Scott's
Amel
Beroer
Jason
Claudius
Suetonius
Matthew Henry
Yessir
Liniment
Cansda
Air Space For Health
Childrens
Appleford
Copleford Paper, ‘Products
Hamilton
Eran Roe
ONT
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
SASK
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