World Happenings Briefly Told From The Ledger
Burbank buried under Lebanon cedar in his garden. J B Woodsworth urges pensions for the blind. The E M Morris Sey sails out of St John’s for Arctic expedition. German battleships’ artifacts found in Sydney. British sub L33 damaged after collision near Hong Kong. Population oddity noted on Relying island near La Rochelle. De Valera resigns over Sinn Fein split. Arctic air service expected within years, says Mackenzie. Senate rejects many immigration quota bills. Yale plans a $1 million art museum funded anonymously. Barclays Bank outlines a pensions scheme for married women workers. Holloway’s Corn Remover advertised. Canada’s favorable trade balance through February shows exports at 1 297 744 683 and imports at 911 207 085 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lather Burbank
Lebanon
J. B. Woodsworth
Winnipeg North Centre
Eme Morrissey
Robert Bartlett
St. John’s
Nild
Brigua
Arctic
Leipzig
Falkland Islands
Sydney
Nsw
Hong Kong
Singapore
la Rochelle
Eamonn de Valera
Sinn Fein
Free State
George P. Mackenzie
U.S. Senate
Milion Dolar
Yale University
Canada
Dominion
Bureau of Statistics
Children 14 and over face stagnation in job market
More than 190000 British children aged 14 or older have been released from school into a labor market with limited opportunities. The rule now delays leaving school until term end if they turn 14 during a term, causing a surge of applicants and idle periods before absorption into industry and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Nerviline Promises Fast Relief for Lumbago and Rheumatism
The ad touts Nerviline as a potent remedy for sharp back pain and rheumatic aches. It claims rapid tissue penetration, reduces congestion, and relieves pain quickly. Sold widely at dealers for 35 cents.
Simple damask frock with princess lines and V front opening
A one piece Chinese damask dress features a princess line cut, a V shaped front, and long plain sleeves with tab cuffs. Sizes 36 to 44 inches bust, requires 2 yards plus 1 yard contrasting for facing, price 26 cents. The accompanying fashion book, priced 10 cents, offers practical home dressmaker designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Radio Exports Rise as Broadcast Industry Expands Globally
Radio apparatus exports from the United States surged from under a million dollars six years ago to nearly ten million in the most recent year. South Africa may license broadcast receivers following Britain's lead, with penalties for noncompliance. Station KFIF Oklahoma City faces a $20 000 libel suit over remarks by Rev. Lincoln Me Connell. Sir Harry Lauder broadcast from station 2LO while his Glasgow wife listened by telegram. Broadcasters seek standout talent through auditions. A record long distance radio reception occurred on a moving Canadian National Railways train from Vera Cruz, Mexico to on board. An automatically controlled radio telephone link between Honolulu and Lanai uses a bell device and storage batteries for power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South Africa
Great Britain
KFIF
Oklahomha City
Hald
Harry Lauder
London
2LO
Glasgow
Conpenta Limited
Transcontinental Express
Canadian National Railways
Véra Cruz
Mexico
Honolulu
Lanal
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised By Mrs. Boyd for Health Return
Mrs. E. Boyd of Dunany credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring strength and former health after weeks of weakness and nervousness. The testimonial cites improved spirits, appetite, and energy, asserting kidney function cleanses the blood and promotes overall well being. Buy a box today for 50 cents from local druggists or The Dodd's Medicine Co. Toronto Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sil Drue
Dodd's Medicine Co
Toronto 2
Canada Boots and Shoes Output From January Report
Statistics from 141 factories in Canada show 1,149,198 pairs of boots and shoes produced in January with leather and felt footwear totaling 198,661 dollars. The report covers boots and shoes with fabric uppers and feathered uppers, plus house slippers, excluding Hartigang and shoepacka and Indien macenaing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Hartigang
Shoepacka
Indien | Macenaing
Crossword puzzle clues page fragment with scattered entries
The page presents a dense list of crossword clues across themes and numbers, including definitions for direct retaliation justice wears or gnaws away and numerous entries like elemental symbols and abbreviations. Several lines mix languages, misprinted terms, and garbled strings, suggesting a damaged puzzle section with partial answers and ambiguous references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
The Occupations of Cain and Abel and Their Offerings
Sunday School lesson discusses Cain the tiller of the ground and Abel the keeper of sheep. It contrasts Cain's fruit offering with Abel's first born flock offering and notes sacrifices as the old method of approaching God until Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Abel
Adam
Eve
Kaneh
Mor
Herbert ©. Ryley
God
Jesus Christ
German Doctor Proves Cancer Not Contagious by Self Experiment
Dr Hans Kurtzahn of Roenigeburg University reports he transferred cancer cells from a patient to his own thigh and observed the cells die in a healthy body. He says cancer is not contagious by contact and shared the finding before a Berlin surgeons' convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Hans Kurtzahn
Roenigeburg University
Kurtzahn
Berlin
Study Of Dead Things
A fragmented passage discusses education and the value of studying subjects about "dead things" and their care, reflecting on what students should learn in school and college according to a periodical snippet. The text references E. W. Hows's Monthly and Minard's Linkment for colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hows
Governor General's Limousine Gift by War Veterans
The governor general's new limousine, praised as the finest car produced in Canada, was built in Oshawa with veterans on the line. The veterans funded insurance and transport to London, calling it their contribution to Byng's gift.
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Dominion
Canada
Oshawa
Byng
Vergica
Bynes
London
Hig Excellency
Apples More Beneficial With Skins On
Nutrition note states apples retain minerals and vitamins when eaten with skins on or cooked with skins. Peeling removes these nutrients and reduces dietary benefits.
Unclear health and social remarks from old text
Fragmentary remarks discuss vermifuge remedies including Mother Graves Worm Exterminator and a claim of safety for children. Also included are scattered notes defining a pedestrian and a man with a beard. The text appears as stray educational or colloquial lines with no coherent narrative.
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Borden Eagle
Borden Co., Limited
Montreal
Barclays Bank
Holloway
Chdren
Princesa Frock
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Wescleves
Attee
Ayn Thaen Zamneseaanenn
Quebec
Kago
Mra
E. Boyd
Dodd
Prohipit
Wreless
Harkenad
Royal Academy
Cain and Abel
Minard
TOIN
Isitirieleitis
Gov.General
Thomas
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