World Happenings Briefly Told
Population of Toronto risen by 20 742 this year to 606 370 up from 1928 1929 figures show growth. Coal discovered on Abitibi River 90 miles north of Cochrane加拿大 Premier Ferguson announces. Canadian Wheat crop estimate totals 293 792 000 bushels for all Canada down from 566 726 000 last year. Prime Minister Mackenzie King to tour the West and British Columbia in October. British Columbia Liberal Association notes J H King remarks in Vancouver. Imported Soviet coal from Blatratholl lands at Halifax from Meropil Russia. Cattle import ban affects Ayrshire purchases for Prince of Wales Alberta ranch. Five thousand tons anthracite from Cossack River Don mining lands lands the first coal from Soviet Russia to be imported at Halifax.
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Don
Russia
Halifax
Abitibi River
Cochrane
Ferguson
W. L. Mackenzie King
West
British Columbia
J. H. King
British Columbia Liberal Association
Vancouver
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Prairies
Death Dealing Toxin Warns of War Time Threat
Professor Leonard Hill warned Sanitary Inspectors' Association in Lowestoft that a nameless but cultivable toxin from a bacillus could kill millions if inhaled or in eye contact. He argued such a toxin could be produced and dispersed by air in war, questioning the value of war panoplies.
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Leonard Hill
Sanitary Inspectors’ Association
Lowestoft
England
Professor Hill
Hill
Association
Eastern Canada apple crop nears record high this year
The Montreal Gazette notes the expected apple harvest in Eastern Canada at about 2 420 000 barrels, up from 1 750 000 last year, with price hints of bargains this fall. It also jokes that wreckless drivers harm roads and mentions radium salt valued at 500 000 dollars per teaspoon.
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Canada
Montreal Gazette
Infra-Red Rays Reveal Hidden Living Cells in Kidney Study
Researchers Bertrand and Besancon described medical photography using infrared rays at Harvard. Infra red, longer than visible red, penetrates outer cell portions and shows organisms unseen by light microscopy in a kidney study.
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Harvard Medical School
Ivan Bertrand
L. Justin Besancon
Paris
Pioneer Charles Alloway Died in Winnipeg After Long Illness
Charles Valentine Alloway a long time Winnipeg resident and pioneer who came west with the Wolseley expedition in 1871 and helped quell Manitoba Rebellion outbreaks died after a lengthy illness. Born in Ireland he moved to Canada with his parents and lived in Hamilton Ontario from 1855 to 1871. He traveled widely in the west and was among early visitors to Churchill Manitoba. He predicted heavy farm settlement for the Peace River district in Alberta.
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Charles Valentine Alloway
Winnipeg
Wolseley
Manitoba
Mr. Alloway
Arctic Circle
Churchill
Man
Peace River
Alberta
Ireland
Canada
Hamilton, Ont
Adorable cotton voile frock with capucine tones
A charming frock for town travel or office features inexpensive cotton voile in capucine tones with a white vestee, inverted tucks on the surplice bodice, and a plaited skirt. Style No 588 offers sizes from 16 to 46 inches bust in several color options and pattern price 25 cents.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order guide lists Winnipeg Pattern No and address at 175 McDermot Ave. Readers seeking sewing designs contact the Winnipeg Newspaper Union for pattern issuance and catalog details.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Sir John Martin-Harvey to bow out with Carton farewell
The noted actor will perform Sidney Carton in The Only Way on a Regina tour November 4 to 6 at The Grand Theatre. He adds Rosemary and The Lowland Wolf to the bill, delivering a farewell visit praised for his stage mastery and diverse repertoire.
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Sir John Martin-Harvey
Canada
Grand Theatre
Regina
Sidney Carton
Sir John
Hamlet
Sidney Cartons
John
Rosemary
Jasper Thorndyke
Jasper
John Martin-Harvey
Angel Guimera
Manelich
Barcelona
Spain
Forest Fire Fighting Methods in Canada
Fires are fought with new apparatus including light gasoline pumps delivering water through half a mile of hose. Night operations are aided by miner style cap lamps attached to workers, enabling continuous firefighting during dark hours. Impatient customer closes with a snappy exchange about restaurant hours.
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Canada
Mohamme dans Population Question Noted in North America
A We-People remark notes about 25 000 Mohamme dans on the North American continent. In a Willesden Magistrate session a witness describes himself as a married man living apart from his wife, raising questions about occupation.
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North America
Willesden
Prune and Orange Preserve Mix From Pantry
Recipe uses 2 cups prunes 4 oranges 1 cup sugar 2 cups water. Prunes are pitted and pulp chopped, oranges peeled and diced with rind. Combine ingredients cook slowly until thick, then sterilize glasses and seal with paraffin after cooling.
Jellied Carrots and Peas
A vintage recipe yields jellied carrots and peas using lemon gelatin and stock. Dissolve gelatin, add liquid, vinegar, salt, and paprika then fold in carrots and peas. Chill until firm, mold, unmold on lettuce, and garnish with mayonnaise for eight servings.
Canadians Seek Churchill Access as Rail Link May Open
The Department of Railways and Canals receives many requests to travel to Churchill after a news item suggested trains could reach the port by month’s end. Churchill currently hosts only dredging and construction facilities and government food supplies. Hon. C. A. Dunning says a full explanatory statement is being prepared for publication.
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Department of Railways and Canals
Churchill
Irrigation boom in Southern Alberta reaches ten projects
Ten large irrigation projects are now in operation in southern Alberta, covering just over one million acres. The network relies on about 5,500 miles of canals and ditches already built and capable of supplying irrigation.
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Alberta
Whale migrates 25000 miles every two years
Fish experts say a whale travels about 25000 miles biennially, a distance equivalent to circling the globe. The fact stands alongside note that over 100 languages are spoken in India.
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India
Saskatoon Winter Fair Building Plan Approved
The Saskatoon winter fair building of 100000 dollars will be erected at the Exhibition grounds. The project is funded jointly by provincial and federal agriculture departments and the city. The 200 by 180 foot structure will have a 42 foot front, arena seating 4900 with a central convention space for 3000 more.
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Saskatoon
Departments of Agriculture
Sunday School Lesson Theme and Passages
The Sunday school lesson centers on Malachi 3.1 to 4.6 with the golden text from Malachi 3.1 and devotional reading from Isaiah 11.1-10. It notes the messenger who prepares the way and outlines the Sept 22 study outline.
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Malachi
The Coming of the Lord in Judgments and Messengers
A devotional overview reflecting on Malachi’s messenger prophecy, the anticipated arrival of God, and the birth of Jesus as a dawn of Christian history. It traces prophetic hope from Isaiah and Zechariah to Bethlehem, praising Israel’s spiritual legacy and the enduring Word of God.
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Judah
God
Malachi
Zechariah
Jehovah
Jesus
Bethlehem
Judea
J. FE. Vandyke
Israel
Rome
William Elliot Griffs
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