World Happenings Briefly Told
Toronto barrister Henry J. Wright dies. Oscar Slater’s wrongful conviction compensation reported. Father James Huntin killed on CN tracks near London Ontario. Senator Dale says President Coolidge backs Hoover for next US president. Charles Evans Hughes expected to win League of Nations post. Miss Lillian Hollingshead to join Dominion Rust Laboratory staff in Winnipeg. F W Harris seeks English brother last heard 15 years ago. Dundurn reply confirms elder brother.
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Henry J. Wright
K.C
Toronto
London
Oscar Slater
Hey
James Huntin
St. Michael's
Ont
St. Joseph's
Brantford
C.N.R
Canada
Lillian Hol- Ungshead
University of Saskatchewan
Dominion Rust Laboratory
Winnipeg
Hollingshead
University of California
F. W. Harris
Birmingham
England
Norman
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Star-Phenix
A. E. Harris
Dundurn
Sask
Tour Through Historic Yorks and Scotland With Farming Party
The farmers touring England and Scotland visit Huntingdon Peterborough York and Durham and reach the Border near Caledonia. They admire York Minster and its Great Window, meet Shorthorn breeders at Bainesse Catterick, note Yorkshire farming thrift, pass Darlington and Newcastle, cross to the Cheviots and Melrose Abbey. They pay tribute at Dryburgh to Earl Haig, with a wreath from Canadian Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Impingten Hall
Samuel Pepys
Notting
Huntingdon
Oliver Cromwell
Peterborough
Catherine of Aragon
Mary
Jay
Stamford
Oakham
Melton Mowbray
Nottingham
Newcastle
Ollerton
Sherwood Forest
Robin Hood
Doncaster
Selby
William the Conqueror
York
Dartington
Durham
England
York Minster
Severus
Constantine the Great
Rome
Britain
Diana
Edwin
Minster
Duchess of York
Yorkshire
J. N. Strickland
Bainesse
Catterick
Cheviots
Scotland
Caledonia
Chevy Chase
Hotspur
Douglas
Melrose
Melrose Abbey
Robert the Bruce
Denmark
Earl Haig
Dryburgh Abbey
Edinburgh
Canada
British Legion
Deytaireh Abbey
Quiet procession at Dryburgh to grave
In a reflective march, monks meditated nearby as a silent group formed a simple procession to the grave at Dryburgh. Mrs. Alatheson carried a wreath and laid it reverently, leaving participants with a deep, humbled sense of privilege and a pause before continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryburgh
War On Crows In Saskatchewan Lighting Up Competition
Saskatchewan reports a crow cull surpassing 50 000 with 154 159 eggs destroyed as of early August. The railways labor and industries competition has 1 596 enrollees, certificates tally 112 757 legs and 154 159 eggs, led by Anton Galgar with 146 eggs and 2 054 legs totaling 10 562 marks. Horace Cowling sits second with 1 239 eggs and 1 380 legs for 9 418 marks, Rudolph Leniczak stands third with 491 eggs and 1 664 legs totaling 9 302 marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Department of Railways, Labor and Industries
Anton Galgar
Dana
Horace Cowling
Semalis
Rudolph Leniczak
Neudorf
Remission of Customs Duty on Ewes and Rambouillet Rams
An order in council provides for customs duty relief on grade ewes and pure bred unregistered Rambouillet rams imported from the United States from Sept 1 to Nov 30. The sheep, for breeding, must meet health regulations and quarantine orders. Canada lacks supply, while the U S has surplus for export. Similar measures have been issued in prior years on the minister of agriculture's recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Third Werigley Marathon Entries From Across the World
Only one entry received for the Third Werigley Marathon from Western Canada, John Patrick Smythe of Saskatoon. The piece lists many international entrants and notes training locales, swimmers, and top contenders including Flying Summers and Ethel Hurtle in the women’s division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werigley
Fred Craige
Fort Witham
Fred
Lake Ontario
Armenia
Holland
Poland
Australia
Germany
Switzerland
France
England
Finland
Norway
South Africa
Dutch East Indies
Hawaii
Belgium
United States
Canada
West
Georges Michels
Quebec
Vierkoetter
Humber Bay
George Young
Port Credit
California
Mendell Burditt
Winnipeg
Canadian National Railway
Ethel Hertle
Ethelda Bleichtrey
Lucy Dimond
J Marathon
Lottie Schoemmel
Nut and Date Bread From Betty Barclay
Recipes For This Week presents Nut and Date Bread mixing 2 cups flour 1 cup graham flour 4 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup sugar 1% cups milk 3 tablespoons melted butter 1 cup chopped dates 23 cup nut meats. Combine dry ingredients add milk butter dates and nuts. bake in loaf pan 45 minutes in a moderate oven after 20 minutes rest.
Cream of Vegetable Soup with Pork and Cream Sauce
A vegetable soup recipe combines finely chopped pork or bacon onion potatoes carrots green pepper and turnip simmered until tender in water then added to a thin cream sauce of milk flour and butter. Browning vegetables with bacon before boiling adds flavor and served with bread and dessert makes a full meal.
Questionable Crowd Interaction At Public Speech
Two Black men approached a crowd near a politician’s speech. One asks the other who the figure is, and the reply admits ignorance while noting the speaker praises himself highly. The piece reads like hard to read OCR from the Vancouver Province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Sam
Hisself Mos
Vancouver Province
Sunday School Lesson on Faith In Macedonia
The article cites Paul’s vision to preach in Macedonia with a focus on personalizing need and converts, quoting James A Beebe and Lincoln. It shifts to Canadian Wheat Pool debates about looming 1997 harvests, marketing, and cooperative farming under farmer control, referencing Patton and Toronto Globe for broader co op principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faul
Trogs
Europe
Macedonia
Christ
Paul
Phillips Brooks
Trinity Church
James A. Beebe
Lincoln
W. Robertson Nicoll
Harold §. Patton
Canada
Harvard University
Patton
Toronto Globe
Canadians Face Local Immigration Pickups in Editorial
The London Evening News editorial mocks Ramsay MacDonald’s claim that Canada only wants immigrants of the cream. It argues Canadians would not welcome derelicts and praises Britain and Ireland’s hardy stock while warning against derelicts seeking Canadian citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay MacDonald
Quebec
Canada
London Evening News
Ontario
British Columbia
Orkneys
Western Isles
MacDonald
Canadian Wheat Exports to Russia Reach Record Value
A shipment from Montreal totaling about 5 million dollars carries Canadian wheat to Russia. Once Russia was Canada’s fiercest rival for global wheat markets, now Canada is the top exporter and sends grain to Russia to avert a possible food shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Russia
Montreal
Canada
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Apers Jie
Gillex
Eee
Donald O
Dale
Vermont
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Charles Evans Hughes
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
The
Hague
Italy
Es Nesbitt
Shannon
DAL
Satar
Canadian National Railways
Great Britain and
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Taio
McDermot Ave
Reneee Size
Wrigley
Betty Barclay
Sarkes
Sparkes
Jugend
Munich
Coals
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