World happenings briefed from various global events
Inauguration of a British West Indies cable link. earthquake shocks near Wonosobo Java with three killed. J A M Elder to tour Canadian manufacturing centres. a British naval officer to Bucharest for air service trade arrangements. Dec 1 marked a new constitution day in Windward Islands and Dominica. Uruguay to sign League arbitration protocol. January 6 set for finance ministers meeting on German reparations under the Dawes plan. tenders called by the Department of Trade and Commerce. Austria to create a federation medal with ten classes.
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West Indies
Great Britain
Wonosobo
Java
Tia
Canada
J. A. M. Elder
Bucharest
Tsadingy
England-India Air Service
Pew
Dritlah Windward Islands
Dominica
Germany
Dawes
Trade and Commerce
Jciunit Romanones
Spanishipare Tater
Srxcelyory
Repubic
Republic of Austria
Synthetic insulin discovery could enable lab production
Dr Arthur Locke of St Luke's Hospital Chicago and Dr Edwin Hirach report a method to extract the active element from insulin enabling synthetic production. The pair also describe a similar breakthrough for diphtheria toxin, announced after months of intensive research.
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Arthur Locke
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
Locke
Locks
Edwin F. Hirach
St. Luke Hospital
New Locomotion Advances Mentioned by Engineer Baigon
Electrical wizard Thomas A. Baigon predicts a helicopter revolution in civilization. He says humans will master new lift and flight capabilities as understanding grows. A Nazareth automobile factory opens, blending sacred history with modern industry in the Holy Land.
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Thomas. A. Baigon
Baligon
Nazareth
Holy Land
Tecoming
Saskatchewan Show Results Highlight BroadCanadian Contest
Major Strange finished twelfth while Pr Seager Wheeler of Ruthern took second place in a Western Canada field. Montana placed third and Arthur E Dowling of Luse land fourth with many Saskatchewan winners named from Lloydminster to Keystone and Moosejaw among others.
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Ami Cat
Western Canada
Rick
Tone
Yrex
Major Strange
Seager Wheeler
Ruathern
Montana
Arthur E. Dowling
Luseland
Saskatchewan
W. J. Larts
J'Thompson
Keystone
Edwards Brog
Richie
W. G. Barker
Lloydminater
Igeorge
Enoch
Lioydminster
George Avery
Keluey W. Cattell
Fret $. Alien
Lloydminster
R. W.carter
Moscow
James Carnerio
Moose Daw
Arthur Elston
Marshall
A. Warbird Tughton
Albert J. Mason
Asor
George McDougall
Avoniea
Cannot Help Russia Resources Aid to Soviets Would Harm
A Pittsburgh Gazette-F Times editorial urges that aiding the Soviet regime would not benefit Russia and warns that even gold reserves could be used against civilization. The piece argues international sympathy should not support Bolshevik power and reconstruction through credit.
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Russia
Fis Industriea
Moscow
Pittsburg
Sweden Signs Arbitration Treaty with Germany and Norway
Sweden has signed arbitration treaties with Germany and Norway to settle future disputes by arbitration. The announcements at Stockholm indicate Sweden’s effort to pave the way for universal arbitration and to safeguard political relations with two neighbors, with more treaties expected.
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Sweden
Sto
Germany
Norway
Nerviline touted for quick relief of sprains and rheumatic pain
An old time remedy Nerviline is advertised to ease internal and external pains from sprains and rheumatism. The ad urges buying a large bottle from dealers and promises rapid penetration and relief for stiff joints and neuralgia.
Imperial High Commissioners Face Status Debate in Dominion Talks
The Yorkshire Post reports the Dominion high commissioners receive dispatches late and lack full diplomatic status. A London conference between Premier Baldwin and Colonial Secretary Amery debated tying Dominions and Imperial Governments closer, but differing views persist on granting semi ambassadorial powers to commissioners.
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Dee Reinien
Dbndon
Imperial
Petthian
London
Yorkshire
Dominions
Yorkshire Post
Baldwin
Dominion High Commissioners
Amery
Mrs Martin’s Heart Ailment Finds Hope In Remedy
A Ontario woman describes long heart trouble with fainting spells and frequent danger at home. After trying various remedies with little relief, a friend visits and suggests trying a certain treatment for her condition.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Promote Health Claims
An advertisement from The T. Milburn Co. Limited of Toronto promotes Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. The copy touts years on the market and urges readers to try the product for heart or nerve ailments, noting availability from all druggists.
Army strength at danger point calls for boosts
Secretary of War Week warns the U S Army is seriously handicapped by economy cuts and has diminished strength to a danger point. He urges increases in personnel and air force to provide a force of 3 909 officers and 25 600 enlisted men to accelerate progress and modernization.
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U.S
United States Army
Secretary of War
Secretary of War Week
Duke and Duchess Visit East Africa After Queen’s Birthday
The Duke and Duchess of York left for East Africa after Dowager Queen Alexandra’s eightieth birthday celebrations at Sandringham. They planned a three day Paris shopping stop before continuing to Marseilles and boarding a steamship to Mombasa.
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Duke
Duchess of York
East Africa
Sandringham
Queen Alexandra
Paris
Marseilles
Mulbera
Mombasea
Canada Dominates Chicago Wheat Show With 25 of 30 Prizes
Canada collected 25 of 30 prizes in the International Show at Chicago for hard red winter wheat. J Mitchell of Cabinds Saskatchewan led the winning sample, followed by Seager Wheeler of Rosthern Saskatchewan. A Toronto woman receives a $3000 annual legacy from the estate of Mrs J Pierpont Morgan.
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Canada
Chicago
J. ©. Mitchell
Cabinds
Sask
Seager Wheeler
Rosthern
New Copper Cure For Tuberculosis Debated
Danish professor Molt gard claims a new cure for tuberculosis using a vaccine from two apes in Copenhagen. The gold cure or sanocrysin involves gold sodium then serum, with initial injections appearing to hasten death but later deemed the most hopeful discovery yet.
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Moltgard
Copenhagen
No Demand For Annexation Only International Friendship Desired
Editorial argues there is no public push for political union with Canada. It states annexation is unnecessary and praises friendship between the U S and Canada and other British Commonwealth nations. It also promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a remedy for inflammation and minor injuries.
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U.S
Canada
America
United States
Commonwealth of British Nations
Washington Post
Rampaging Cow Disrupts Cheltenham Streets
A cow driven through Cheltenham Eng suddenly charged two men on bicycles injuring none. The animal, horns seized by the cyclists’ frames, toppled a billboard as traffic halted and vehicles were damaged.
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Cheltenham
Eng
Diversification and Alfalfa Success in Western Canada Farm
By D McGregor of Grencarnock Stock Farms Brandon Manitoba the author discusses how diversification and alfalfa cultivation yield profits. He recalls first growing Turkestan alfalfa in Alberta in 1907, seeds from Grimm and Hansen, and spreading seed across Alberta and Manitoba. He notes long-lived fields, seed production, winter hardiness, and ongoing trials leading to widespread use.
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Jan
D. McGregor
Grencarnock
Brandon
Man
Alberta
Turkestan
Grimm
Hansen
Brooking
S. Dak
Lethbridge
Medicine
Manitoba
Canada
Raising of Lazarus sermon notes and reflections
Devotional lesson on John 11 1 44 and the resurrection message. The text traces Lazarus sickness and Jesus delay and eventual arrival to reveal the glory of God. Includes quotes from Speer and Campbell and a brief humorous aside about salmon in tins.
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Lazarus
Jesus
Martha
Mary
Sisters of Lazarus
Bethany
Perea
Robert E. Speer
Josua
Campbell
Wireless link links Victoria station to Auckland steamer
The Canadian Victoria wireless station reports nightly communication with the steamer Tahiti on its San Francisco to New Zealand voyage. It tracks the ship's position daily until it reaches Auckland, about 6 250 miles from the coast.
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Victoria Wireless
Auckland
Bettewan
Pacific
Tahiti
San Francisco
New Zealand
Swedish Academy Publishes Work by 16 Year Old Astronomer
Bengt Stroomegrens, son of a Copenhagen Observatory leader, is cited as possibly the world s youngest astronomer after the Swedish Academy of Science accepted his astronomical work for publication. The study claims a notable advance in calculating exact star positions.
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Swedish Academy of Science
Bengt Stroomgrens
Bengt Stroomegrens
Copenhagen Observatory
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