World Happenings Briefly Told
James Pete Tarkieh premier resigns amid health concerns. British Admiralty reports early press missteps and a top official dismissed. Gordon Onet, son of the late Edwundster, named director of Geminion Bank after his brother’s death. Berlin broadcasts a university course for student benefit. The Washington hall project, target of a bearhing attack, sunk at Virginia Capes. Housing shortages push real estate agents to hold vacant apartments. South American government plans to withdraw 36 000 pounds from foreign reserve for New York deposits within three months. Frederick Herbert Beasley, famed stage figure and author of Why Athids Iie Young, dies in Toronto at 35.
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Berlin
Tie Kettle
Stip
Washington
Virginia Capes
Farplies
Ted
Porta
Fiegeld Reserve
New York
Russia Faces Cash Only Trade Basis in Neighbourhood Deals
The Glasgow Herald notes a shift toward cash based oil and trade transactions with Russia and its neighbors. It suggests Germany’s stance affects wider relations and cites critiques from Sir Robert Horne on the treaty. The piece, mixed with an advertisement, mentions cold remedies and medical claims for sore throats.
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Ruseht
Geraumny
Russia
Robert Horne
Germany
Lkely Loauccord
Glasgow Herald
Soviet Officials Dress for Moscow Entertainment in Full Dress
In Moscow a government funded entertainment event drew Soviet officials including ambassadors and ministers in formal attire with tall hats. Foreign Minister George Tebitcherin wore a warfarm style cap amid the ceremonial display, while the piece notes a shift in official dress and decorum since prewar days.
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Moscow
Northern Ontario Sale Prompts Speculative Metal Exchange
Fragmented OCR text hints at a regional sale in northern Ontario involving gold values and merchants. Mentions Charles Spearman and Montreal address, suggesting a discussion of ore prices and potential payments, with unclear details about the event and participants.
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Ontario
Charles
Spearman
Momtreal
Withdraw Land From Settlement Area Near Griffith Columbia
Dominion lands offices receive instructions to withdraw lands between Yale and Lytean PC from settlement. Temporary measure until consideration for reserve as a national park is given and a final decision announced by Vancouver authorities.
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Grifith Columbia
Dominion Lands
Banloop
Fawa
Yale
Lytean
Vancouver
Diamond Dyes Color Things New and Easy
The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for tinting or dyeing fabrics. Each five cent package includes directions suitable for wool, silk, cotton, or blended materials, with guidance to tell the druggist the fabric type.
Eruptions On Head And Face Improve With Treatment
Patient describes a childhood illness with severe head and facial rashes. severe itching, sleeplessness, and discharge. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three months the lesions healed, per signed statement from Miter Marshall of Washington dated November 8 1933.
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Miter
Marshall
Welhington
Welwyn Tries Rent Increase Experiment in Garden Town
The Welwyn garden town council, a postwar housing pioneer, launches a social experiment by raising rents one shilling per week for each lodger and deducting sixpence for every child in the household.
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Council of English Fown
London
Welwyn
Britain
Canada Faces New Wheat Export Competition From Russia and Australia
A Montreal bulletin from the French ministry of foreign affairs says Russia aims to regain prewar standing as a wheat exporter and Canada may face competition. Sir Mark Sheldon predicts Australia will export 190 million bushels before January end, with vast low-priced lands for wheat growth.
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Canada
Montreal
Ministry of Foreign Affaires
Russia
M. Kaurenvoe
Australa
Mark Sheldon
Sydney
N.S.W
Toronto
Australia
Plans for New Yorks Great Municipal Broadcasting Station
New York has appropriated fifty thousand dollars for a grand municipal broadcasting station. Commissioner Whalen says the project will allow at least 300000 city residents to enjoy band concerts in the park and let a nationwide audience hear famous bands and visiting artists.
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New York
Whalen
War Indemnity Payments and German Property Proceeds
Thomas Mulvey KC undersecretary of state for Canada states that when the Canadian Government decides to retain and liquidate German property the proceeds go to consolidated revenue. Until a decision is reached, the proceeds from any sale of German property are held by the custodian.
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Thomas Mulvey
Canada
Canadnn
Germany to use relay air route to Persian Gulf in luxury planes
Report says Germany will operate a relay air route from Stockholm to Bushire with stops at Leningrad Moscow Tiflis Baku and Teheran. The aircraft are described as highly luxurious and can convert into sleeping cars for overnight segments.
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Persian Gulf
Stockholm
Sweden
Bushire
Leningrad
Moscow
Tiflis
Baku
Teherian
Man Describes Weak Heart and Nerves in Letter
Porterville resident Elwin Coane writes that his nerves were very bad, irritability was high from minor triggers, and his heart would flutter after even slight exertion.
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Elwin Coane
Porterville
Oni
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills Praised for Heart Nerve Relief
A testimonial extols Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills from The Milburn Co. Limited Toronto. The writer cites six boxes taken regularly and reports eliminating heart and nerve troubles, recommending the product to others via druggists.
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Milburn
H. & N. Pils
T. Milburn Co., Limited
Toronto
Ont
Duraluminum Boats Enter German Motor Craft
Light weight motor boats in Germany use duraluminum alloy of alumina noted for rustproof and weatherproof properties. The new boats weigh about two thirds of steel equivalents and half of wooden ones, with upkeep costs claimed to be lower. 35 000 Chicago youths enroll in 300 Bible schools on opening day. Careless smoking leads to common house fires. Some people are nervy and irritable, likened to an aching tooth.
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Germany
Costa
The
Chicago Evening Post
Indigent Man Withdraws Car Admission at Los Angeles County Poor Farm
A man seeking admission to the Los Angeles County poor farm proved indigence and asked where to place his car. He was told no car facilities would be provided for indigent guests, so he withdrew his application and left.
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Los Angeles
Canada Seeks Immigrants For Agricultural Prosperity
W D Robb reports Canada offers better prospects for industrious settlers from northern England, Scotland, and the Netherlands. He notes unemployment in Europe, praises Dutch farming, and says a Rotterdam office will aid colonization while Belgium and France show different immigration needs. He cites Norway and Sweden as additional favorable sources.
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Canada
W. D. “Robb
The
Europe
England
Scotland
Betgium
Holland
France
Tam
Earl Haig
Furl
Doles
Wolland
Hmit
Rotterdam
Belgium
Mranece
Department of Colonization and Development
Norway
Sweden
Relief for Unemployed Miners in Fernie District Expanded
The Provincial Government will extend relief to unemployed coal miners in the Fernie district by expediting highway improvements. Public Works Minister W H Sutherland announced the measure, noting about 750 miners lost jobs due to mine closures.
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Fernie
Ten. WH. Sutherland
Cinister of Public Works
Sunday School Lesson on Blindness and Sin
The text discusses the link between blindness and sin, noting Jewish views that calamity signified sin and contrasting with Jesus who says suffering serves God’s purpose. It cites the disciples question about birth blindness, Jesus’ claim to be the light of the world, and the impending healing as a sign of divine power and spiritual sight. historical reflections reference Peake and Watkinson, with a suggested textual reading tweak by Dr. G Campbell Morgan.
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Job
Sirikkely
Temple
Peake
Jesus
Watkinson
G. Campbell Morgan
Simultaneous Banquets Show Wireless Reach Across Nations
A 10 000 attendees in 57 cities across the United States Canada and in London Liverpool Hull Bristol and Glasgow joined a simultaneous banquet listening to the same speech. In Chicago and Winnipeg President Coolidge spoke from the White House transmitted over long telegraph lines and radio to Pittsburg and beyond. Each London guest wore a headphone as Coolidge spoke of scientific progress and its societal risks.
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United States
Canada
London
Liverpool
Hull
Bristol
Glasgow
Plasbury
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Winnipeg
Coolidge
White House
Pittsburg
England
Scotland
Asthma remedy touted by Kellogg earns praise from users
Read letters received by the manufacturers of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's asthma remedy from hundreds of cases once as desperate as their own. Even in long neglected cases this famous preparation brings prompt help.
Manitoba Government Savings Bank Gains Depositors and Deposits
The bank reports a rise in deposits from 47 400 000 to 10 050 000 and in depositors from 14 515 to 26 588 for the year ending August 337. Established as a savings institution, it aims to fund agricultural development with deposits mainly from farmers and wage earners.
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Government Bank
Manitoba Provincial Government Savings Bank
Fort William Population Rises to 22220
The assessment commissioner reports Fort William now has a population of 22220, up 1067 from last year. The census roll lists 44 nationalities represented in the community.
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Fort. William
Fort William
Barnacles Cleared From Ship After Six Months at Sea
Thirteen tons of barnacles were removed from the hull of a ship after a six month voyage from Tobay to Liverpool. Minard's Liniment used by physicians.
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Tiobay
Liverpool
Minard
Fire Insurance Earned and Losses Decline in 1923 Report
The 1923 fire insurance data show a $2 907 045 rise in premiums written to $54 026 206 from 1922. Losses for 1923 fell to $34 282 671, down from $35 174 928 in 1922, with a 68.57 percent loss ratio for 1920 and 56.02 percent for the last five years. A closing proverb Remarks note people neglecting their own business.
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Federal Superintendent of Insurance
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