World Happenings Briefly Told
Rinitts fled with a League of Nations proposal for abolishing armaments from the December Lingue Gournament Meeting. The Royal Society of Canada will hold the annual Rpg. May. Four miles north of Welwyn Herbert Swanston was killed when a wagon tipped into him while a sleigh of wheat crushed him. The Leprosy Relief Association reports near elimination of lep rosy within a decade via treatment from Dednoruspis extracts. A survey links diet to spinsterhood among red women. A provincial report recommends national unemployment insurance. The Zenith Albatross endurance attempt ends after 26 hours due to motor trouble. Royal Canadian Naval appointments: Shaver and Agnew promoted to sub lieutenant.
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Rinitts Tas
League of Nations
Royal Society of Canada
AJ HL BR
Ball
Herbert Swanston
Bride Leprosy Relief Association
Katherine
New York Bureau of Social Hygiene
I. W. Murehio
Manitoba Agricultural College
A. Peterson
C. ¥. Rocheville
Royal Canadian Naval Services
Department of National Defence
BB. P. Shaver
Edmonton
G. A. Agnew
Saukatoon
Baby's Own Tablets Promote Easier Medicine for Children
An advertisement urges parents to use Baby's Own Tablets instead of bitter laxatives for children. It claims the tablets avoid dread, spare the child from exhaustion, and treat minor ailments while promoting sleep. The notice mentions the product sold by doctors and mail order from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Dr. Williams Medicine (Co
Greekvills, Ont
Ordinary men to apostles a Sunday School lesson note
The article reflects on Jesus choosing twelve ordinary men from common life to become apostles and missionaries. It cites Chesterton on their transformation and explains the call as opportunities found in ordinary people. It emphasizes listening, action, and the growth of character as the apostles proclaimed the Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Jesus
Leony
D. Jones
G. K. Chesterton Saya
Lynn H. Houghi
Unusually smart coat pattern No 1716 described
A pattern for a ladies and misses coat with Shawl collar raglan sleeves patch pockets and removable belt offered in multiple bust sizes. Materials lists include 42 and 54 inch fabrics with linings and fur trim. pattern price 23 cents and Look 10 cents for the Look.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Winnipeg Pattern NGseesses onsee SlZes seu at 173 McDermot Ave. Order details appear in local notice from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Air record broken on London to Paris flight
Imperial Airways liner set a new air speed record by flying 230 miles from London to Paris in 80 minutes. The time beats the previous record by six minutes, a faster passage than the Mint previously set in 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Imperial Airways
Committee finds no economic value in Voronoff livestock treatment
A London board of agriculture panel reports against Dr Serge Voronoff gland treatment for livestock. It concedes possible justification for rejuvenation effects in aged sheep but says evidence lacks proper experimentation and cannot establish economic value. It notes one fifth of the United States is forested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Agriculture, of
London
Eng
Serge Voranoff
Women of S A Aim for Franchise With White-Only Bill
The South African House of Assembly committee advances the Women's Enfranchisement Bill despite opposition from the Nationalist party led by Premier J B M Hertzog who insists natives rights must be settled first. The bill would extend the vote to white women only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
House of Assembly
Nationalist
J.B. M. Hertzog
Six Japanese men die smuggling at sea aboard Tajiko Maru
The Tajiko Maru, arriving in Tokio from Seattle, found six Japanese men suffocated in its hold while attempting to enter the United States. The ship’s cook confessed hiding them on December 20 and kept silent after the vessel returned to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tokio
Seattle
Washington
Cook
Yokohama
Japan
Porcupine Quills Said To Cause Death In Hazelton
Ernest Loring once a government telegraph lineman died in Hazelton 3 C due to quills that pierced his lung after entering his flesh years earlier. The injury led to a prolonged illness that left him a semi invalid for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
3.C
Ernest Loring
38 000 Passenger Dealers in United States
A count shows about 38 000 passenger dealers operating across the United States. The figure reflects distribution among major regions and indicates a sizable market with varying regulatory environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Bastemper
Bs Hat Lrug
Senetrenics
Raiical Company
Bel
Bese
KL Beckley, Limited
Lil Mutual
Milard
Leila He
UTR
Gino Beach
SUN Life Assurance Company OF Canada
SUN Life Assurance
Company OF Canada
Women of S.A. Want Franchise
Icky
Sir John
Lady Martin Harvey
Sabatinia
Scaramouche
Halifax
Antonia
Wrigley
Golden Medical
Dr. Pierce
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