Churchill Port Growth Tied To Natural Resources
Kenneth K. McArdle of Commerce of the Nation says Churchill must exploit northern mineral reserves and southern water power to become a true port. He notes marble deposits near The Pas and potential energy as key drivers beyond existing wheat shipments. Montreal Advertising Club address highlights mixed Western support yet persistent optimism for the project.
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Churchill
Kenneth K. McArdle
Commerce of the Nation
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Hudson's Bay Ocean
Pas
Advertising Club
Montreal
Lipton Leaves £80 000 To Glasgow Charities In Will
Sir Thomas Lipton bequeaths £80 000 to Glasgow’s poor mothers and children upon his will read. The total estate is estimated to exceed £1,000,000 with Osidge home reserved as a nurses’ home funded by £20,000. After legacies, the remainder goes to hospitals and charities in Glasgow Cambuslang London and Middlesex. Charitable bequests are projected to total over £1,000,000.
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Thomas Lipton
Glasgow
Lipton
Ossidge
Cambuslang
London
Middlesex
World Happenings Briefly Told
The 1931 Nobel prize for literature was awarded to Dr Eric Axel Karfeldt the Swedish lyric poet. First shipment over the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway from Moose Factory consisted of 8 000 pounds of furs valued at 160 000 dollars. H R Pousette appointed trade commissioner at Liverpool England. Of 105 official aviation records 38 held by France 30 by Germany and 19 by the United States. A petition from 100 000 emigrants in Australia asking to be brought back to Great Britain is under advisement. Pioneer lumberman and former RCMP member died in Toronto at 80. Lord Hugh Montague Trenchard appointed commissioner of the metropolitan police succeeding Lord Byng. German ship owners decide to cease dispatching ships to Russia due to strikes abetted by Russian authorities. Senator Charles P Beaubien represented Canada at the opening of the Pan American Postal Congress in Madrid and took seat as official delegate.
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Eric Axel Karfeldt
Temiskaming & Northern Ontario
Moose Factory
H. R. Pousette
United States
Pacific Coast
Liverpool
England
International Aeronautical Federation
France
Germany
Australia
Great Britain
Royal North West Mounted Police
Canada
Joshua Wallace Collins
Toronto
Lord Hugh Montague Trenchward
Royal Air Force
Metropolitan Police
Lord Byng of
Vimy
Russia
Charles P. Beaubien
Montreal
Madrid
Dominion
Beaubien
New York Hotels Accept Canadian Money At Par
Two of New Yorks largest hotels announce they will continue to accept Canadian money at par value despite its devaluation. The note recalls acceptance during the postwar period and states it will persist regardless of U S dollar worth.
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New York
United States
Pumpkin and Ginger Preserve from Betty Barclay
Remove rind and seeds from four small pumpkins and cube flesh. Cook until tender, weigh, and by weight use one pound sugar per pound pumpkin plus two lemons and two ounces ginger. Slice lemons, soak with ginger overnight, then cook until rind is tender. Add sugar and pumpkin, simmer until transparent, then pack in jars and seal after thick syrup pours over fruit.
Sunday School Lesson Reflects Faith Love Across Acts and Corinthians
Golden text from First Corinthians 13.13 proclaims faith and love as enduring virtues. The lesson surveys Acts 18.1 17 alongside First Corinthians 13, highlighting love as the supreme virtue and its practical Christian application in early church life.
Homemade Beet Relish Recipe Card
Beets onion and peppers are diced and mixed with salt sugar vinegar and horseradish. Cook until tender and clear then seal in hot jars for storage.
Canada Ships First Cattle Consignment to France
Paris welcomes Canada's first cattle shipment to France, 172 head valued at 500,000 francs with no deaths. A second consignment will follow as French agents plan to buy lean cattle in Canada to replenish depleted herds. France allows only Canada and Switzerland to export cattle, with Switzerland lacking surplus.
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Canada
France
Paris
Switzerland
Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson Fashions a Simple Model
A printed flat crepe dress pattern offers a slim one piece bodice joining the skirt for easy home sewing. Variations include cape collar capelet for different looks, sleeveless with cape, or short sleeves for active wear. Style No. 2922 available in multiple bust sizes with material requirements listed and patterns sold for 25 cents.
Paul at Corinth and his tentmaking ministry in 18 months
The article recounts Paul’s stay in Corinth for eighteen months, working as a tentmaker by day and preaching at night. It notes his initial Jewish and Gentile outreach, the impact of Silas and Timothy, Crispus’s conversion and baptism, rising synagogue opposition, and a nighttime vision assuring Paul. It ends with a note on Canadian prairie orchards protected by windbreaks.
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Paul
Beroea
Achaia
Athens
Corinth
Luther
Chrysostom
Cilicia
Tarsus
Silas
Timothy
Macedonia
Matthew Henry
Crispus
Royal Winter Fair Promises Best and Broadest Exhibits Yet
The Royal Winter Fair management expresses confidence that entry prospects in all divisions are at their strongest, with strong western participation and substantial government support for transportation and livestock selection. The release notes high numbers of inquiries from United States origins, a robust Ontario and Quebec outlook, and a record 1930 in exhibits and attendance, while linking the fair’s ten year anniversary to renewed national optimism and readiness to meet future challenges.
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The
Royal
the Royal
United States
Ontario
Quebec
Canada
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