World Happenings Briefly Told
Rameau MacDonald plans a Canada holiday trip with his three daughters at end of July. Moritz Aufenberg Von Komarow, a leading Austrian general of the Great War, dies at 76. Paris hints Kellogg may win the Nobel Peace Prize for promoting world peace. Ontario mineral output climbs by over 1.25 million dollars in Q1. British films to be shown in Canada under exhibitors quota. twelve titles bought for 100000 pounds.
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Rameau MacDonald
Labor Jeader
Canada
Berlin
Jensys
Paris
F. B. Kellogg
Ernest Lapointe
House of Commons
Dominion
Supreme Court of Canada
Anglin
Ontario
Charles McCrea
United Motion Picture Products of America
Hall Caine Celebrates 75th Birthday in Isle of Afan
Hall Caine novelist and dramatist of Greta Castle Isle of Afan celebrated his 75th birthday. He was knighted for wartime propaganda work and is said to be writing a personal life of Christ. The text quotes moral maxims urging judgment of faults and virtues.
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Hall Caine
Greta Castle
Isle of Afan
Hall Cavis
Christ
Milburn
T. Milburs Co. Limited
Feronte
Ont
Heart Ailment Keeps Woman In Bed For Weeks
Mrs. FP Wilson of Lethbridge Alberta writes about a heart condition that weakened her and kept her bedridden for five weeks as her husband advised her to rest.
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FP. Wilson
Lethbridge, Alta
Champion Boy Orator Crowned at Canadian Contest
William Fox of De LaSalle School London won the Canadian oratorical championship in Toronto before about eleven thousand attendees. Miss Swanild Matthison and Miss Muse were runners up, with a prize trip to Europe promised to Fox. Judges praised Fox for subject knowledge and delivery despite stiff competition from Miss Kinney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Willam Fox
de Laxalle School
London
Ontario
Russ Swarnhild Matthison
Vancouver
Elizabeth Bure
Reba
Manitoba
J. Garnett
Charlottetown
Europe
Canaola
Washington
Mexico
Argentina
England
Japan
Cuba
Holland
United States
Germany
Frederick Hotson
Tavistock
Ont
Fox
Toronto
Winnipeg Women's ‘Canadian Club
United Farns Women of
Teachers’ Federation of
Alberta
Margaret Tinney
Victoria High School
Edmonton
Alice Elizabeth Muse
Roblin Consolidated School
Dauphin
British Columbia
Swanhild Matthison
Duke of Connaught High School
New Westminster
Prince Edward Island
Edison Smith
Pownal School
Pownal
William Fox
de LaSalle School
William Mulock
Supreme Court
Main Johnstone
Toronto Daily Star
D. M. Kennedy
Peace River
Atta
Donald Lamonte
Matthison
Iman
W. J. Baysley
Winnipeg
J.T. Thorson
James L. Hughes
W. OL. Mackensie Hing
PR. B. Bennett
The Practical Farmer Rises Over Theoretical Grower
A short aphorism notes that practical farming yields better crops than theoretical approaches, emphasizing hands on experience and empirical results in agriculture.
Tourists View Liverpool Cathedral and Markets on Farm Tour
The group tours Liverpool Cathedral praised as a Gothic red sandstone awe with a 116 foot nave, the world’s largest organ, and a 46 000 name war memorial. They then visit Liverpool Produce Exchange and Liverpool Fruit Exchange, noting auction methods, samples, and private trading. A stop at Walton Hall Piggeries and Manchester sights follows, highlighting Lancashire’s industrial hub and Ship Canal trade access.
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Liverpool
Great Britain
St. Peter's
Rome
Seville
St. John's Cathedral
New York
Rounes
Liverpool Produce Exchange
Liverpool Provision Traders’ Association
Europe
Liverpool Fruit Exchange
Manchester
Globe Travel Company
Walton Hall
Lord Daresbury
South America
Italy
France
Hugary
Yoland
Holland
Switzerland
Lancashire
Manchester Ship Canal
Candla
Magland
Wates
Smith
United Kingdom
Ship Canal
gTopa
Co-operative Wholesale Society
Probe Inside a Large Syndicate's Distribution Hall
Report describes a tour through a cigarette and cigar trade room at the C.W S. headquarters. Directors Bradshaw and Council Jer Sutton address the assembly, recounting a rise from 48 affiliated societies to over 1.2? groups and assets near $227,000,000. To Be Continued.
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C.W S
Bradshaw
Jer Sutton
Radio Sleep Cost to World Exposed in Sleep Loss
General Manager Sarnoff of RCA asserts radio saved the world 60,000,000 dollars but asks what sleep it costs humanity. He cites couples who stay up until midnight or later, then must rise by 7:30 AM, noting wasted rest, lower energy, and potential health breakdown from the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Canadian Business Conditions See Broad Improvement
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports good start to the year with nine of ten indicators higher than last year. Coal output stable while employment refined iron steel bank clearings car loadings building permits imports exports and coke all show gains.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Betrayal Debate in Jesus Last Supper Lesson
A Sunday school devotional on Mark 14 verses 17 to 21 reflects on Jesus identifying Judas as the betrayer during the Passover meal. The article cites John 13 26 and Dante while urging self examination among Jesus followers.
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Jesus
Thomas Fuller
Judas
Andrew
Christ
John
Whi. A. Grist
New Blackburn Ripon Torpedo Plane Demonstrated Over Humber
A Blackburn Ripon with Napier Lion engine tested heavily and flew over the Humber, dropping a near ton torpedo at a marked point in front of air ministry officials and foreign attaches. The aircraft carries an observer, a rear gun, and can carry 144 tons at over two miles per minute, climbing high and stalling when needed. A Lycoming powered single seater fighter also demonstrated, showing efficient performance with far less engine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintett
Humber
Air Ministry
Canadian Exhibits Abroad and Air Mail Route Survey
Major J G varmalee of trade and commerce sails for England to launch a broad exhib it programme across Great Britain to boost Dominion trade. Exhibitions will be held in Aberdeen Birmingham Belfast Bradford Bristol Hull Bolton Leeds Leicester Manchester Newcastle Plymouth. A Canadian air rail route survey will map Montreal to Winnipeg with landing fields, supported by new Eastern Canada air mail contracts.
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J. G. Varmalee
Leeds
Leicester
Manchester
Newcastle
Portymouth
Plymouth
Montreal
Winnipeg
Canada
Rockets Will Propel New Plane Across the Atmosphere
The Opel Works in Germany plans a rocket powered aeroplane piloted by Anton Kakh to test atmospheric flight only. The craft, weighing 550 pounds, uses Watters-Sanders propulsion and will reach 93 000 feet before parachute landing after weather observations.
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Marsa
Atlantic
Opel
Kessel
Armany
Anton Kakh
Warker
Watters-Sanders
Prairie wheat sowing leads in western provinces in 1923
A Winnipeg report notes the western provinces have the largest wheat-seeded area by May 10 since 1927. By May 18 over 90 percent of the crop was in the ground, up from 90 percent by May 28 last year, with acres up 9 to 12 percent and more registered wheat seeded than ever before.
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Winnipeg
Prairie
Saskatchewan to Create Mines Ministry Says Regina Leader
W M Van Valkenburg president of the Regina Board of Trade returns from the east declaring Saskatchewan will create a ministry of mines. The Regina Guard of Trade plans a mining bureau and armillar action is planned in major cities. He notes forty percent of northern Saskatchewan is pre-Cambrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Mines
Saskatchewan
W. M. van Valkenburg
Regina Board of Truce
Regina Guard of Trade
Armillar
van Valkenburg
Bienfait Plant Upgrades Require Thirty Carloads From England
Alterations at the Bienfait Belgnetifoy plant in Sagk are underway with foundations laid for extra machinery imported from England. An estimated thirty carloads are expected to arrive for the expansion.
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Bienfait Belgnetifoy
Liiquetie
Bienfait
Sagk
England
Wheat Pool Elevator Rises in Vancouver Project
In Vancouver over 600 workers are building the Alberta Wheat Pool elevator at the nosy terminal site. The massive structure is slated for completion by September.
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Vancouver
Alberta Wheat Pol
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Ative
the Borden Co., Limited
Marchal
Moritz Aufenberg von Komarow
Austria
Isle of Stan
Acis Et al Nagi
William Fox, Jr
London, Ont
Canadian National Railways
Great Britain and
Denmark
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Asiom
Qur Fashion Bank
Gehlen
Leeson
Mark
British Isles
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