Empire Christmas Pudding Recipe From King's Chef
The Empire Marketing Board published a recipe for Empire Christmas Pudding supplied by the King's Chef M. Cedard. The list shows ingredients and their imperial region origins including currants from Australia and the West Indies, bread crumbs from the United Kingdom, beef suet from New Zealand, and brandy from Cyprus among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Marketing Board
M. Cedard
Conmsen
Australis
Australia
South Africa
Canada
United Kingdom
New Zealand
Unitef Kingdom
West Indies
Irich Free State
Zanzibar
Straits Settlement
India
Cyprus
Jamaica
England
Red Rose Tea In Bright Aluminum Package
When tea tastes off, the issue may lie in inferior packaging. Ensure quality with rust dust and damp proof novelty aluminum packaging. Red Rose Tea promises a bright clean sanitary canister as the finest container for tea.
Annual Event Tells of a Kansas Girl’s Dress Progress
A Hiawatha Kansas young lady recounts an annual ritual of adjusting a dress she wore at age 12. She keeps the same gown but hems it shorter each year to stay in step with fashion, claiming honest truth and no younger sister to pass it to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Kansas
Sbe
Debility from Indigestion and Pink Pills Effect
A period advertisement explains that strong digestion comes from rich blood and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills to enrich the blood. It recounts Gordon Dundas of Peterboro Ontario who recovered weight, sleep, and appetite after seven boxes, urging purchase from Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Icelandic constable swims 12 miles in Arctic Ocean
Erlingur Palston of Reykjivijk, a constable, swam twelve miles in 32.4 degree water with three bathing suits. This Arctic feat surpasses the legendary Grettir's 900 year old swim from Orangoe Island in Skagafjord to the mainland, achieved in four and a half hours, proving the legend true for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
Erlingur Palston
Reykjivijk
Arctic
Orangoe
Skagafjord
Grettir
Palsson
World Happenings Briefly Told
Parachutes saved three passengers when a military plane crashed at Peris near Bucharest. the pilot and observer were killed. Prince George appointed to serve on the new battleship Nelson on the Atlantic Fleet staff. Tariff law enforcement orders issued for international tourists automobiles by the U S customs service. Expedition led by Commander George Miller Dyott to search for missing Col P T Fawcett scientist in Brazil set to depart soon. Confidence men stole 63 000 in bonds by posing as Wall Street firm messengers. Donald J MacDougall of Balliol College Oxford, a blinded former Canadian soldier, won a first in modern history. Exact reproduction of messages by handwriting or type may become practical. Col Manton Davis of RCA urged liberal regulation of government wireless. Canada to build world's largest fibre board plant at Gatineau Point near Hull Quebec. Governor General and Lady Willingdon to visit the United States in December arriving December 6. They will stay at the Canadian Legation with Vincent Massey. Farmers near Fort St John ask Alberta Wheat Pool aid to move 40 000 bushels of No 1 Northern wheat to market 200 miles from rail shipping point.
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Peris
Bucharest
Prince George
Nelson
U.S. Customs Service
P. T. Fawcett
Canada
Fibre Board
Gatineau Point
Hull
Quebec
International Fibre Board, Ltd
Lady Willingdon
United States
Washington
Vincent Massey
Home With a Sick Mother Peterboro Ontario
A testimonial from Mrs. Maurice Tobin of Peterboro Ontario describes severe health decline after motherhood. She credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with restoring nerves, strength, and overall health. The ad promotes trial tablets available via Dr. Kons Laboratory Ontario for 10 cents.
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Peterboro
Ont
Value Of Newspaper Advertising Agencies Discussed In Montreal
The semi annual general meeting of the Canadian Association of Advertising Agencies in Montreal heard Joe Laporte of Laporte, Martin Ltd. describe advertising as the right hand of business. He said businesses today must have advertising agencies for their leading role in newspaper advertising development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Association of Advertising Agencies
Montreal
Joe Laporte
Laporte, Martin Ltd
French capital pursues oil leases in Turner Valley near Calgary
Paris driven financiers through L. L. Thompson and H. Adams negotiate for 1 710 acres of oil leases with the Turner Valley fields near Calgary. Miller's Worm Powders are praised by mothers as a speedy remedy that shows improvement after the first dose. The Pope of Rome attends Friday confession with Jesuit Father Allsardi.
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Turner Valley
Calgary
L. L. Thompson
8. H. Adams
Rome
Father Allsardi
Gin Pills Backed By Toronto Woman’s Relief Story
A Toronto woman credits Gin Pills with curing a year of back pain and fatigue after medical treatment failed. She says three boxes brought complete relief and urges others not to ignore kidney warning signs such as severe backache dizzy spells and urinary issues. National Drug and Chemical Company of Canada markets the product at 50 cents a box.
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National Drug & Chemical Company of Canada, Limited
Toronto
Canada
Remains Of Ancient Villages Near Prince Rupert Described
The Dominion Archaeologist reports a prehistoric village site at Emumersoo Point Digby Island near Prince Rupert. Two terrace lined house rows, shell midden deposits, possible fort wall, and ancient tools including a jade like adze fragment were documented. Numerous shell heaps and petroglyphs are noted across nearby areas with one large Lucy Island deposit found August 14, 1927.
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Dominion
National Museum
Ottawa
Emumersoo Point
Digby Island
Prince Rupert
R. W. Pillsbury
Canadian Biological Board
Canadian National Hailway Acroass
siteOne
Casey Point
Emmerson Point
C.N.R
Fairview
Hays Creek
Ritchie Point
Dodge Island
Elizabeth Point
Marine Station
Roberson Point
Wilgtapathi Island
Lucy Island
Canada
North America
Call of Elisha Amos and the Prophet’s Call
Devotional notes recount Elisha’s calling from his oxen and mantle as Elijah’s successor. Amos is described as an inspired farmer chosen to deliver God’s message, with emphasis on humble daily life as preparation for divine tasks. Meyer’s reflection closes the lesson.
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Elisha
Eliotha
Zech
England
Elijah
Amos
Amaziah
Israel
Lfe
F. B. Meyer
Dominion of Canada to play key role in League of Nations
Senator Raoul Dandurand returning from Geneva argued Canada will gain from League membership and act as North America’s spokesman. He stressed Canada’s representatives must effectively shape international viewpoints and secure practical benefits for the Dominion.
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Dominion of Canada
League of Nations
Raoul Dandurand
Canada
Geneva
Quebec
France
United States
League
U.S
International Court of Nations
Canada to Consider Provincial Research Proposal at Conference
Agricultural research deputy minister Dr. J. A. Grisdale told the Imperial Agricultural Research Conference in Westminster Hall London that Canada had not yet accepted the contribution offer for research. He said Canada would soon consider a proposal to carry on research in one province, which would aid the whole country and assist the specific province.
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J. A. Grisdale
Imperial Agricultural Research Conference
Westminster Hall
London
Canada
British Air Services Celebrates Eighth Birthday
The London Bystander notes eight years of British Air Services achievements. It records about six million miles flown and around 0,900 passengers carried on regular services, with over 66,000 passengers crossing the Channel since April 1, 1924.
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London
Rose Displays Color Shifts at English Flower Show
A rose that transitions from pale yellow to yellow with deep red splashes as temperatures differ when the bud opens was shown at a recent English flower show.
Alberta coal could be liquefied to fuel under new discovery
Dr. T. E. Kaiser in Calgary outlined a plan to liquefy Alberta lignite coal using the Bergius process. He argues one carload of oil could replace 950 tons of coal, potentially solve Ontario and imperial oil needs, and urges a government chemist commission to study Alberta’s deposits.
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Ontario
Alberta
T. E. Kaiser
Oshawa
Calgary
Nova Scotia
Dr. Kaiser
Frederic Bergius
Germany
Kaiser
Bergius
Dr Kaiser
Canada
British Empire
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Empire
Swan
Arctic Ocean
Col. Manton Davis
Radio Corporation of America
Sub
Fort St. John
Peace River Town
Alberta Wheat Pool
sub-Arctic
W. N. Ge
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Minacci
Kramer
Penny Jeft
Karikaturen
Oslo
The
Dandurand
Agricultural Research
Paes
DE Ay
Nicholas Seal Co
Dept
W.N.U
Brooklyn
U.S.A
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