World Happenings Briefly Told
Announcement by the Minister of National Revenue Hon W D Euler of the impending effect of the Canada Latvia trade treaty. British government to establish agricultural schools for coal miner peasants preparing to migrate to free land. Lord Sailsham leads nineteen Westminster delegates on a trans Canada tour of the British Empire parliamentary association. New York Central Railroad plans with Canadian Pacific to create air mail routes Minneapolis St Paul Winnipeg via Duluth. Amelia Earhart sends 1400 to Commander Byrd for the Byrd Antarctic expedition. Family of Alfred Lowenstein seeks permission to sue for poisoning amid suspected contamination. Sir Austen Chamberlain reports British French compromise on naval disarmament to powers and a conference. Commission to study Manitoba natural resources return to province named. Obituary: M Bow man of Waterloo Ontario former editor and Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association leader dies after long illness.
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Tade
National Revenue
W. D. Euler
Canada
Haltic Republic
Latvia
Lord Sailsham
Great Britain
Westminster
Tirgish Empire
New York Central Railroad
Canadian Pacific Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Duluth
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic Ocean
Richard F. Byrd
Alfred Lowenstein
Persn
Lowenstein
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
France
Cabinet Council
Manitoba
Turgeon
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
T. A
Rerar
M. Bowman
Waterloo
Oar
Hal B. Donly
The
Simcoe Reformer
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Dominion
Modernizing E P Ranch for Prince of Wales
The E P ranch of H R H the Prince of Wales has been electrified with two large electric plants powering multiple buildings forming a small city. Two electric residence water systems were installed to provide drinking water so that kerosene lamps and pumping water are rare on the ranch house, as in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R.H
Prince of Wales
E.P
London
Stabilizing Easter Bill Faces Delay Awaiting Pact
The measure to fix Easter in Great Britain and Northern Ireland has only third reading in the Lords and awaits an international agreement before taking effect. It sets Faster on the Sunday after the second Saturday in April rather than lunar phases. Princess Macha founded an early hospital in Treland around 200 B.C. Dead ones! Sondagenisse Sirix Stockholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
House of Lords
Farmland Tours and Cambridge Visit Highlight Historic Colleges
The group tours Cambridge University colleges including King's and Caius, with visits to the Animal Nutrition Institute, Plant Breeding Institute, and Forestry Section. They meet Vice-Chancellors and Sir Ernest Rutherford, tour Chivers & Sons in Histon, and observe farm production, dairy herds, and jam factory efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cambridge
Waltham Cross
Ity Abbey
Harold
Chethunt
Epping Forest
Royal Game Creative
Learning
King's College
Cherch
Calux College
Dr. Weeks
Caius
Ernest Rutherford
McGill University
Animal Nutrition Institute
T. B. Wood
Chemical Section
Institute
R. H. Biffen
Plant Breeding Institute
Canada
William Hardy
University Arms Hotel
Chivers & Sons, Ltd
Histon
Chivers
Bradford
England
Chivyers
Histon Dairy
Little Barn Jam Tasting From Chivers Firm Visit
A visiting group toured the little barn still standing used for the first boiling and were hosted in the dining hall by Mr. J. R. Chivers and Mr. W. B. Chivers. They shared history of the firm and presented each guest with two tiny jam jars. The jars resemble those made for the Queen, Doll's House at Wembley 1921. The scene offered practical lessons in farm product marketing and farming overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Chivers
W. B. Chivers
English Pheasants Sought in Saskatchewan Districts
An effort is underway in the Alsask and Laverna districts of Saskatchewan to raise English ring necked pheasants. The project follows the earlier introduction of Hungarian partridge to Western Canada. Officials say the experiment will take several years and, if successful, will provide an additional attraction for bird hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsask
Laverna
Saskatchewan
Canada
Widow er Trials Truth and Time in Court
A witness proclaims lifelong honesty while the judge cuts to the core question asking how long the witness has been a widow. The exchange highlights courtroom irony as the legal focus shifts from virtue to status.
Cultivate a Cheerful Personality for Popularity
A cheerful personality wins friends by genuine smiles and listening. Forced pleasantness fails while listening to others' troubles eases burdens. Be pleasant in trouble, greet with a heartful smile, and avoid grouchiness. Laugh and the world laughs with you remains true as life is short and joy matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
Immigration to Canada rises in June with British and U S leading
Immigration to Canada for June totaled 20 303 an increase of 12 percent from 18 052 in June last year. For the April to June quarter the total reached 70 927 with the principal sources Britain accounting for 23 695 and the United States for 9 343.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Department of Immigration and Colonization
United States
British Trade Dept Boosts Canada Ties Says Importer Needs
W J Glenny Inspector General of the Overseas Trade Department arrived in Montreal to announce a reorganization and stronger presence in Canada. He emphasized helping British manufacturers understand Canadian importer needs rather than mere flag waving to boost British goods.
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Canada
Overseas Trade Department
W. J. Glenny
Montreal
England
Chic Junior Misa Frock Pattern No 1808
A practical daytime frock for girls with an inverted plaited skirt center and long sleeves gathered to wrist bands or short with shaped cuffs. Features contrast collar and vestee, front belt buckle, sizes 6 to 14 years. Requires 2 7 yards 32-inch or 2 yards 39-inch fabric and 1 3 yard 30-inch contrasting material. Price 25 cents.
Sunday School Lesson Reflects Gentile Faith Opening
The lesson notes Paul and Barnabas preaching to Gentiles in Pisidian Antioch and Lystra, Antioch reports reach Jerusalem causing opposition from Jewish Christians demanding circumcision. It argues for God’s acceptance of Gentiles by faith and the rejection of circumcision as a requirement. The piece cites George W. McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusa
Antioch
Lystra
Iconium
Derbo
Syria
Jerusalem
Jerusaleiat
Abraham
Paul
George W. McDaniel
Public Nuisance Noises Trigger Medical Alarm in Wales
The British Medical Association at Cardiff declares night noises a public nuisance and urges legal penalties. Dogs barking, mill can clatter, motorcycle cut-outs, and post dance parties are named. Dr. John Stevens of Edinburgh estimates noise reduces national work efficiency by 5 million dollars weekly, affecting sleep and the nervous system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Medical Association
Cardiff
Wales
John Stevens
Edinburgh
MacGregor Bids Farewell as Thrifty Buyer Plans Exit
A butcher warns a thrifty neighbor that nonpayment will lead to legal action but the debtor leaves with a mock receipt. The merchant recalls the overdue balance and questions whether a final gesture is due as the man pretends to settle accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Mac
Stiol
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E.P. Ranch
Ine
Princess Macha
Treland
B.C
Sondagenisse-Sirix
Stockholm
W. NU
British Parliamentary Association
Quebec City
David Kirkwood
Glasgow
Patrick McGrath
Legislative Council of Newfoundland
Viscount Peel
India
Tower of London
Royal Residences
Lord Thomson
Air
Thomas Shaw
Ramsay MacDonald
Romania
Toronto
mid-Atlantic
Europe
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Tafaon
Misa
McDermot Ave
Jerusariot
Indesi
John S38
Lesten
Pages Gaies
Yverdon
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