World Happenings Briefly Told
Miss Catherine Jellicoe aunt of the Earl of Jellicoe died at Southampton on June 27 and would have been 125 within weeks. Col M McLean 87, Feofan Raid veteran, died. his father was a factor for Hudson’s Bay in western Canada. Saskatchewan’s bee population rises from imports from the Southern States and Manitoba. The King and Queen opened a new wing of the Tata Picture Gallery near Westminster housing 200 works by John Singer Sargent. Pickets in Hong Kong riot. five killed and one wounded as they fired on Chinese boarding a vessel for exile to Maria Islands. Mexico decrees narcotics sale penalties. drug stores barred from operating. League of Nations says small powers’ resignations won’t hurt. only Britain or France resignation would threaten. Harbin labor leaders collect 20,000 to aid British miners. unions to contribute 1% of monthly wages. John R Booth will from Ottawa surrogate file estate of 7,626.02 left to three children and one daughter in Ottawa.
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Catherine Jellicoe
Earl of Jellicoe
Southampton
Col. M. Mclean
Feofan
Hudson's Bay Company
Weattrn
Canada
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
John R. Booth
Ottawa
Lis
C. J. Booth
Frederick Booth
H. Gertrude Fleck
Andrew Fleck
Saskatoon Mayor backs Hudson Bay Railway link to port
Saskatoon mayor suggests a direct line to the Hudson Bay Railway through Humboldt and Fort Nelson would cut mileage for cattle shipments from Calgary to Liverpool. He cites 27 percent rail haul and 4,086 miles total with Bay route advantages in travel time and conditions.
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Saskatoon
Ruzeell Wilson
Hudson Bay
Board of Trade
Prees
Honas
Studson Bay Junction
Atale
Pas
Port Nelson
Tide Water
Hudson Bay Railway
Humboldt
Alberta
Liverpool
Krom
Calgary
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Cape Race
Wadson Bay Junction
Fort Nelson
Fort Neilson
Niles
Sunday School Lesson Focused on Proverbs 22 6
The golden text urges training a child in the way he should go and trusting that with guidance he will not depart. The lesson cites Exodus 21 10 Acts 7 22 and devotional reading Proverbs 3 13 18 to illustrate wisdom, discipline, and guidance.
Birth and Hidden Moses Lesson on Privilege and Duty
Excerpt discusses Moses birth to Amram and Jochebed Leviite parents, praised as a strong healthy child. It argues privilege implies responsibility toward the unprivileged and notes Jochebed hides the infant three months despite Pharaoh’s decree to cast Hebrew sons into the Nile. It contrasts elite neglect with moral duty to protect vulnerable children.
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Moses
Amram
Jochebed
Levi
Stéphen
C. Gillie
Pharaoh
Nile
Bing
Chic daytime frock with yoke effect and jabots
A fashionable cream crepe dress features soft shoulder gathers forming a yoke, a deep V front with jabots, an inverted waist plait, and a straight back with a narrow bloused belt. No 1239 comes in sizes 36 to 44 with yardage details and a price of 20 cents. the Fashion Book offers more patterns at 10 cents.
Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Stubborn Pain
Nerviline claims fast action on small pains and strong, penetrating relief for larger aches. The product soaks in deeply to reach areas ordinary liniments cannot touch, with large bottles sold at dealers.
Window in Westminster Abbey Dedicated for War Prisoners
A window on the north nave of Westminster Abbey was dedicated in memory of British prisoners of war who died in Germany. Donated by James W. Gerard former US ambassador in Berlin the ceremony in London was led by Dr Foxley Norris dean of Westminster with Alanson B Houghton American ambassador to London and many Americans in attendance.
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Germany
Westminster Abbey
James W. Gerard
United States
Berlin
London
Foxley Norris
Westminster
Jerard
Alanson B. Houghton
Unusual Aquatic Creature Spotted in Ottawa River
A strange aquatic animal about half the length of a canoe was seen in the Ottawa River. Believed to be a giant sturgeon of a northern species, it initially prompted thoughts of escaped pet alligators from Aylmer Quebec. Naturalists say an alligator could not survive a frozen winter.
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Ottawa River
Aylmer
Que
Pattern Ordering Instructions Pattern No Veer Size
A terse note appears to describe ordering patterns and veer size. It also includes a quotation about a man outliving usefulness when he can no longer give advice. The text blends procedural phrases with an unrelated moral remark.
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed with Miscellany
Fragmented crossword puzzle clues cover horizontal and vertical entries with varied definitions from stupor to capital cities and Latin abbreviations. The garbled text includes numerous errors and misprints, rendering many clues unclear and some entries unreadable.
Pleasant Farm England Leper Colony Described
A remote English settlement known as Pleasant Farm hosts a leper colony. British men women and children who previously lived abroad now reside in small houses amid fields with cows poultry and a guarding dog. An Anglican order provides care.
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England
Sounded Too Familiar First Dub
A quoted exchange describes a show built entirely from quotations, with one speaker calling it good though largely made up of quotes.
Canadian Farm Work Sift For Sixty Men Sailon Empress
Fifty six single men who completed six months training at the Ministry of Labor training centres in Brandon and Clay Mon Suffolk depart for Canada aboard the Empress of France. They will go to Winnipeg for placement on selected farms.
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Ministry of Labor
Brandon
Clay‘Mon
Suffolk
Canada
Winnipeg
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