World Happenings Briefly Told
A review of events in Canada and beyond includes bans on outdoor advertising in New Brunswick and related provinces, Carnegie Foundation giving about 15 000 14 to college teachers since 1905, and Canada embracing Kellogg’s anti war principle as launched from Washington. Aviation patronage and memorials figure in Canada with seaplanes and Frampton memorials, while Sir George Frampton and Charles Wakefield are noted for their contributions. Toronto lawyer W D Gregory declines the K C honor, citing democratic norms.
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United States
Canadas
Newfoundland
Carnegie Foundaion Hae
Canada
Frank H. Kellogg
Washington
Mechmoyic
Alberta
Mr. Mellmovle
Lakefield
Ont
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Mier
Vancouver
England
George Frampton
Victoria Memorial
Winnipeg
Leeds
Newcastle
Cslulia
Wurse Cavell
W. D. Gregory
Toronto
Gregory
Drury
Mr. Gregory
Wool Prospects Bright Amid Strong Canadian Exports
Canada's wool export rose last fiscal year from 5,223,981 lbs worth 1,558,660 to 11,140,101 lbs worth 3,149,967. Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers report good prospects with bright new wool and normal shrinkage. foreign markets are strong. Summer fair dates listed for Western provinces and British Columbia.
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Canada
Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers, Limited
Canadian Poultry Congress Highlights Supremacy in Egg Trade
The Ottawa Workis Poultry Congress showcases Canada’s leading egg grading laws and a unique performance record for poultry. Canadians now consume about 2812 dozens of eggs per capita, reflecting demand for eggs and chicks from proven high quality breeders and known quality stock.
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Canada
Workis Poultry Congress
Ottawa
Canadians
How To Order Patterns Pattern No Name Size Town Lawyer
Comic line about suing for breach of promise prefacing a quip where a lawyer taunts a husband and a wife, with a joke about divorce. The note then shifts to a pun about music and self blame at a concert.
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Harry
Farmers' Marketing Tour Continues Across England and London
The group visited Birmingham and Kenilworth Castle, Warwick, and Shakespeare’s country including Shottery and Holy Trinity Church. They toured Windsor Castle and the Royal Farm, saw Oxford and Windsor’s lanes, then reached London and Covent Garden to view London’s vast fruit and vegetable trade.
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Birmingham
Denmark
J. Nugent Harris
London
Harris
Kenilworth Caste
England
Kenilworth
Elizabeth
Robert Dudley
Warwick
Warwick Castile
Midlands
Shakespeare
Scott
Carlsle
Thackeray
Browning
Shottery Hathaway
Holy Trinity
The
Avon
Oxford
Shelley
Windsor Castle
Thames
James I
Scotland
John
France
David
James II
Joan Beaufort
Henry VII
Charles T
Jane Seymour
George II
George IV
William IV
Edward VII
Victoria
Princess Alice
Frogmore
Castle
Eton College
Henry VI
Windsor
King’s Farm
Murray Conacher
Conacher
Devon
Jersey
Royal Farm
Royal Dairy
Metropolis
Greater
Oxford Street
Regent Street
Regent Palace
Piccadilly Circus
West End
Royal Hiphaesia
Prince of Wales
Covent Garden
Canada
Spain
Canadian National Railways Offices Described In Visit
The narrator visits the Cockapur Street offices of the Canadian National Railways and is warmly received by Vice-President Mr J Smith and staff. They tour the running of the CNT building, view the latest Canadian papers, and admire a Frank Brangwyn mural frieze. The piece notes a busy staff of about one hundred and promises continuation.
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Cockapur Street
Canadian National Railways
Mr & J. Smith
Furspean
CNT
Frank Brangwyn
Canada grows tree nuts but imports millions yearly
Canada spends millions on nut imports each year. Last year total imports reached 4.973 million dollars with peanuts at 1.45 million. Nonpeanut tree nuts valued at 3.523 million include walnuts 1.457 million and almonds 822 thousand with filberts hazels and pecans also imported.
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Canada
Recipes For This Week Cream Sauce Variations
Instructions describe making medium and thin cream sauces for layered meats fish or vegetables with buttered crumbs. Medium sauce uses 1 cup milk 2 tablespoons flour and 2 tablespoons butter while thin sauce uses 1 cup milk 1 tablespoon flour and 1 tablespoon butter.
Orange Strawberries Champagne Glasses Recipe
Wash and hull strawberries and cover with orange juice and one cup sugar, then chill thoroughly. Beat cream until stiff, add powdered sugar and vanilla, and pipe a border around each glass with a pastry bag. Serve in champagne glasses.
Travelling Clinic In Alberta Reaches Sparsely Settled Areas
May tour by two doctors a dentist and three nurses brings medical and dental care to northern Alberta. The clinic educates conducts examinations and minor operations when needed and cooperates with local doctors or dentists. A note from a mother asks the doctor to treat Willie whose facial condition has persisted and spread.
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Alberta
Willie
The Wit of Madrid Quote Compilation
A Madrid humor collection cites a quip about fools answering every question with another question. It reflects early 20th century clever wordplay and social satire.
Sunday School Lesson on the Crucifixion and Sacrifice
A Sunday school lesson outlines the crucifixion of Jesus at Calvary with reference to Mark 15 16 47 Isaiah 53 7 22 and John 19 18 20. It notes Jesus refusal of wine mixed with myrrh and the soldiers gambling for his garments while Pilate’s inscription reads The King of the Jews.
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Christ
Jesus
Calvary
Matthew
Jesis
Joseph Fort Newton
Pilate
Saylour
Phillips, Brooks
May Race To South Pole Competition Between Byrd and Wilkins Grows
An air race to the South Pole appears under way as Captain George H. Wilkins opens New York headquarters for his Antarctic expedition while Commander Richard Byrd readies his own voyage. Byrd plans to sail from Hampton Roads in the Sampson around August. Wilkins, arriving from Copenhagen, aims to fly across the United States in his craft and sail from California around September 1. Byrd will lead a 65 man outfitted expedition, while Wilkins goes almost solo with five or six assistants. The article also notes a tiny German made auto claimed to weigh 20 pounds, with 17 mph speed, controlled by strings.
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Byrd
Wilkins
South Pole
George H. Wilkins
Arctic
New York
Richard Byrd
Jee Barrier
Pole
Hampton Roads
Sampson
Th. Wilkins
Copenhagen
Alaska
Spitzbergen
California
Jans Schultz
Canada Feeds Nation as Cattle Exports Shift to U S
For ten months no Canadian cattle were shipped to Britain with 100000 head sent to the United States instead. Increased prosperity boosts meat consumption in Canada during the same period.
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Britain
Great Britain
United States
Canada
The Terrors Of Modern Warfare And Poison Gas
A Regina Leader editorial on the Hamburg gas disaster notes eleven deaths and hundreds hospitalized. It warns gas weapons threaten millions and argues war may persist despite efforts like the League of Nations and arbitration. It urges caution against embracing inevitable conflict.
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Hamburg
Germany
Unian
League of Nations
Regina
Tires Last Four Minutes Of Time Guaranteed At Speed
The article recalls Major Seagrave testing a racer that hit over 200 mph at Dayton Beach. An expert guaranteed three and a half minutes at 200 mph per tire, a claim proven as the tires and other car parts endured extreme strain in early high speed trials.
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Major Seagrave
Dayton Beach
Malcolm Campbell
One Man Sub-polar Odyssey Planned by McBee
LE F McBee of Eugene Oregon plans a solo expedition from Edmonton to Athabaska via the Athabaska and Mackenzie rivers to the Yukon then by rail to Edmonton. He will navigate northern waters in a 14 foot motor boat and is arranging preparations for the journey.
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LE. F. McBee
Eugene
Ore
Edmonton
Athabaska
Mackenzie Rivers
Yukon
Prince Rupert
Todmonton
McBee
Rich but eccentric man dies as churchman consoles widow
A wealthy eccentric dies and a new young clergyman visits the widow to offer comfort. He tells her not to grieve that the body is but a shell and that the nut has gone to heaven. The stray line notes Japan planning a national census in 1930.
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Japan
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