World Happenings Briefly Told Amid Global Turmoil
The report notes Emperor Yorihide’s funeral plans funded by Japan with a large state tribute. It mentions Canada’s Verwood company incorporation, Alberta Wheat Pool contracts for Prince Rupert area farmers, and Is le of Wight college becoming a Danidinions emigrant training center under a joint migration plan. The piece also references King George rumors and lifestyle details, plus Canadian employment trends and colonial era trade and migration themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamieneire
Fabe Mason
Toresty
Canasa
George
Yorhbite
Verwond OF Co
Deminfon
Verwood
Saskatchewan
Prince Trupert
B.C
Alberta Wheat Pool
Northern Canada
Jolt
Osterme College
Isla of Wight
Wuspleen
Ymlclal Pigration
Charchy
Enehand Connen
Doninians
Stresemann Suggests League Was Failures Above All
In Washington and elsewhere many doubt the League of Nations as a fraud. German Foreign Minister Stresemann argues that if 1914 talks had occurred, the war could have been averted, provoking U.S. critics to question German responsibility and the league’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Washington
Stregsenann
Germany
Strese- Mann
St. Edward Grey
Iiague
PMS 10
Lecarne
Geneva
First Duty of Newspaper Responders
Fragmentary text describes duties of journalists or officials, mentioning responsibility to provide timely information and the public interest. The passage hints at roles of primary officers and the need for supply of something, with opaque phrasing and obscured names.
Loose Clothing Best for Warmth in Cold Weather
A fragmented discussion explains how loose garments trap warm air next to the body, while tight layers hinder heat retention. It argues that heavy, bulky clothing beats tight, close-fitting outfits for comfort and safety during cold days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Sane
Baere
Have To Be Linguists Telephone Operators in Jerusalem
Jerusalem telephone users can request numbers in eleven languages and be connected. Palestine’s telephony chief notes English Arabic and Hebrew as official, with many others like French German Spanish Italian Russian Armenian and Romanian in everyday use. Operators in the exchange speak at least three languages, handling numbers in five or six tongues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Telegraph
Nog Telephone Journal
L. M. Smith
Palestine
Saya Palestine
Wheat Prices And Their Lesson From History
The piece discusses long term wheat price trends from medieval to modern times, noting dollar wheat emergence, price fluctuations, and the impact of global supply on markets. It argues future demand will keep wheat central to agriculture, with brighter days anticipated for Canadian farming and a shift toward balanced agriculture. It also mentions a gift of Queen Victoria roses and a remark on forests and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humanistory
Canada
Unite States
Alasia
New Zealand
Liverpool
Wat Canada
Eight convincing reasons for advertising in newspapers
An excerpt from a Kingston Whig Standard column lists eight strong reasons for newspaper advertising. It argues newspapers reach almost every reader, cut selling costs, cover profitable markets, build dealer goodwill, show where to buy, allow rapid start or stop, enable quick checks on ad results, and cost less than other media. It notes benefits for merchants boosting Christmas business to endure slow postholiday months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston Whig Standard
Tanwiteturersa
iUtex
Hospital Never Used to Be Dismantled in Dundalk Sanatorium Plan
A hospital in Dundalk Co. Louth never treated a patient is to be dismantled and moved to another town in the county to be used as a sanatorium. The institution arose about twenty years ago and a mistaken yellow flag incident raised fears of plague aboard a foreign vessel, prompting calls for an isolation hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundalk
Ireland
Co. Louth
Teu
Tere
Lang Uses English Slang in Oberammergau Performance
Professor from Wesleyan notes American slang sprinkled through Anton Lang’s German Passion Play speech in Oberammergau. He observed Lang’s evident delight in colloquial phrases learned during time in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Lang
Christus
the Passion
Oberammergau
Th Conley
Wesleyan University
Lang
Germany
The Law of Love and Enemies in Sunday Lesson
The text discusses Jesus words on loving enemies, citing Expositor's Greek Testament and Francis de Sales. It endorses a natural Christian love that places oneself in the other's position, urging restraint of indignation and maintaining brotherly love even toward those who oppose us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthey
Vick
Jesus
Cleeru
Stace Gagapan
Francis de Sales
Shaler Matthews
Great Britain's Health Program Brings Results
An article discusses The Economies of World Health claiming English speaking peoples show the best longevity and productivity. It notes New Zealand leads with birth life expectancy around 62 years, while the United States lags, and Britain sits just below top nations with about 66 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Australia
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
United States
France
Germany
Italy
Japan
India
Pin Factories and Sewer Dangers Highlight Industrial Tales
A historic note discusses immense pin production with claims of a nun producing nearly ten million pins daily. It describes tiny pins and giant varieties, the wasteful use leading to sewer carry and musive findings, and mentions a Courtney plot claiming a vast machine with crew of five and living quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vayie
Lowe
Jeng
Thade
Atgbomnatte
Lion
Capraly
P.ot. Courtney
Laura
England
Muskrats Nuisance Spreads Across Czecho Slovakia
A 19th century report describes American muskrats introduced to Bohemia and their rapid spread through rivers and farmland. The infestation damaged dikes and crops, drew government requests for eradication, and prompted concern as the rodents crossed borders toward Bavaria and Saxony.
Foreigners in France Make Up One-Twentieth of Population
A garbled report claims about 2,498,200 foreigners live in France. It mentions Alpine regions and Italian or Swiss nearby areas, but many names and places are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamprine Oierpwontiet
Frpee
Anarlime
Fractured English Fragment Describes Europe and New York
The readable text glosses on Europe and New York with mentions of people and places, asserting cultural facilities are limited and fuel concerns persist. It references tensions and a need for cautious spending amid unclear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Continenhal
Europe
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Stresemann
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDertaut Ave
Winnipeg
Stacey
David Puerstenders
Philadelphia
Disieter
W. K. Reckler, Limited
Mutual St. Ter
Clyde
Polly
Tamice
Walt
Minard
Ible A
Blan
Arey
Werte
Les Lake
Drevestery Thevdia
Matthay
Great Britain
Remn Medical
Coshin
Czecho-Slovakia
Nehensia
Bohemia
Gye Tn
Austria
CzechoSlovak
Prings Vollers de Maumnetend
Unitent Bates
Idd Teang de Amerivin Comsat
Prague
Peehemia
Praga
Fel Ponde
Bavar
Appel
Berle
Bolton Centre
Tiervenaneva
Engver
T. Milburn Co. Limited
Toronto
Cnt
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