Winged remark and varied events reported in brief
The notice lists multiple items: Cannania’s greetings to the Prince of Wales on his birthday. Henry Lanaon Boyle dies in a Yorkshire crash ten minutes after takeoff. Dr Wao Boyd leaves Winnipeg for a Stanford post in August. wheat harvest forecasts for 1933 and 1934 by the International Institute of Agriculture. Rt Rev Ernest Barnes urges Britain to disarm. Rotary International holds its Detroit convention with 10 000 Rotarians from 684 nations. Nowak Kazimierz arrives in Cape Town after a bicycle journey from Warsaw across Europe and Africa.
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Wao Boyd
Manitoba Medical College
Stanford University
California
Winnipeg
International Institute of Agriculture
Ernest William Barnes
Birmingham
London
Great Britain
Detroit
Rotary International
Nowak Kazimierz
Warsaw
Confucius Poems Labeled Lottery Tickets Dismissed
Judge Lacroix dismissed thirteen actions against Montreal Chinese accused of running lotteries. Police testified buyers paid for slips bearing Chinese characters claiming a drawing would occur. A Chinese scholar identified the fragments as Confucius poems, and the judge ruled a lottery requires a ticket a prize and a drawing.
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Confucius
Lacroix
Montreal
Alps
Charles Coderre
Clock that runs seven minutes fast in Gorlitz
A Silesian clock in Gorlitz has run seven minutes fast for 650 years. In 1953 conspirators planned to murder councillors at noon but one thief set the clock seven minutes fast, causing the would be assassins to arrive early and be arrested by the watch. The clock remains seven minutes fast in memory of the councillors' escape.
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Gorlitz
Silesian
Speed flying era moves past speed records says Capt Frank Hawks
Capt Frank Hawks visits Detroit and says he is through breaking speed records. He notes speed flying is circus stuff now and that safe flying is the real job for air pilots. Hawks has been in China with an American aircraft company and in Detroit on a delivery of a new aerodynamic automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Haws
Detroit
Hawks
China
Java: One of the world’s most populous regions
Java is among the densest populated areas with about 40 million people living in under 86 000 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Scientists Prepare High Altitude Cosmic Ray Experiments
Dr Jovee Stearns and colleagues from Denver and Canada plan experiments atop Mount Evans to study cosmic rays, while Dr Robert Millikan will operate near Pike’s Peak as part of a competing program. The work involves mounting equipment at extreme elevations to observe subatomic particles.
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Colosde Mountain
Pewka
Wea Devel
Enesemma Tate
Jovee
Stearns
Denver
R D. Bennett
Maraachugtts Institute of Technology
Dani Rowman
McDonald College
Canada
Evans
Denver Frouttain Park
Robert A
Trained Engineers Needed Says Oddie at Mines Graduation
Former Senator Tasker L. Oddie tells the 1934 Colorado School of Mines graduates that world competition in metal production grows keener. He warns success hinges on technical progress and improved treatment methods.
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United States
Tasker L. Oddie
Nevada
Colorado School of Mines
Sleeveless Sports Frock Adopts Fresh, Youthful Style
A new lightweight sleeveless sports dress offers a refreshing, youthful look for active wear or spectators. The pattern discusses fabrics in white linen with lipstick red belts, pastels, stripes, and vivid Mexican colors, with size guidance and a price of 20 stamps.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern ordering note lists Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 3 McDermot Ave Winnipeg with Pattern No Bie eo Name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Assisting Nature, A Man’s View On Balance And Progress
A column arguing humans should actively assist nature rather than harm it. The author cites animal breeding, crops, and horticulture, asserting God granted man dominion and the brains to develop irises, roses, wheat, and fruit varieties. He warns against claiming balance is upset by beneficial management and urges partnership with God in shaping the world.
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United States
Plymouth Rocks
Canada
Charles Saunders
Ottawa
America
Ida M. Thomas
Little Journeys In Science on Ice Ages and Lakes
The article explains ice age science noting four global ice ages and their lasting impacts. It describes how Niagara Falls and the Great Lakes formed from melting ice caps and the landscape shaped by ancient ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Great Lakes
Plains
Niagara Fells
Hemlock Not Poisonous Says Historian Note
A historical note explains that hemlock itself is not poisonous and distinguishes it from the plant that bears the name poison. It cites a Socrated era claim and notes that the toxic properties allegedly come from a plant similar to the wild carrot with toxins in root stem leaves and seeds.
Woman's Intuition Outshines Man's Knowledge, Says Study
A new analysis highlights the value of intuition in decision making, noting women often rely on rapid pattern recognition and context cues. Researchers caution that both intuition and knowledge play important roles in complex choices.
Azariah’s Counsel Guides Asa to Loyal Reform in Judah
The Prophet Azariah warns King Asa and Judah that God remains with the faithful and will forsake the unfaithful. Asa leads reforms removing idols, destroying heathen rites, and restoring worship, amid earlier royal missteps and temple precincts. The lesson emphasizes reliance on God and steadfast obedience.
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Azariah
Oded
Asa
Judah
Zerah
Benjamin
Jehovah
Matthew Henry
David
Solomon
Azariah the
Son
Ephraim
Maacah
Astarte
Jerusalem
Widron
Summer Lemonade by Betty Barclay
Lemonade recipe uses six lemons one cup sugar and cups cold water. Extract juice dissolve sugar in juice then add water and serve over crushed ice. Garnish each glass with a lemon slice. Dissolving sugar first is the real knack of lemonade making.
Corn Flake Pastry Method and Byrd South Pole Fundraising
A recipe outlines making corn flake pastry with butter sugar and crumbs pressed into a mold. A second fact notes about 14 000 people contributing to Admiral Byrd's South Pole expedition funding.
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Admiral Byrd
South Pole
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School of Mines
TSN
By Roth Rogers
Jack Miner
Gordon HL Guest, M.A
Betty Barclay
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