World Happenings Briefly Told From The United States And Abroad
A digest of international events reports a large ship incident in the United States and recalls refugees and administrative changes in Canada and Alberta. It notes a new Arctic expedition led by Jules Te Payer, a Danish appointment in Manitoba, and recruitment by Trans Jordanian ruler Emir Abdul. Butterfat production in Alberta rises over twenty percent for seven months ending July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miopress
Canada
Witien
Vieworta
Uarbin
Alberta
Sears Superine
Beoult
Sask
Branden
W. Ci McKillian
Manitoba Agricultural College
Tue Brant Joseph Archipelago
Bjergs Uae
Pele
A Feast Of Fashion Fall and Wurshinane Display
A fall and winter fashion issue from Thathem Mall Order Corporation showcases New York wearhouse design. Models present exquisite materials and new crush collars with rich textures. Toronto designer Son Asthia Balding offers free copies of the catalog to readers who request the booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurshinane
Ares
Davis
New York
Thathem Mall Order Corporation
Toronto
Walliners
Amd
Madi Order Corporation
Asthia Balding
Iis
Wembley Loss Reported Four Million Pounds
The Sunday Express states Wembley Exhibition guarantors face a loss of at least £4,000,000 with Canada withdrawn and Dominion support doubtful. The piece questions future funding to recover losses and mentions a government guarantee stance. Also referenced is a separate health ad promoting Millers Worm Powders for infants and worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagas
Expuresa
Canada
J. AM. Thomas
Colonia
South Africa Exhibit At Wembley Draws Crowds
Visitors at the Wembley Empire Exposition view a Union of South Africa pavilion display featuring gold diamonds beasts statues and models. A placard proclaims taxes as high as £100 yearly with a one shilling rate per pound prompting inquiries about balance for a possible steamship ticket to South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of South Africa
Shen Bringi Ug
Scwuth Africa
Alberta Wheat Grading Shows Strong Season Quality
In one day of inspections 59 ears tested with two top grades, 40 No 1 Northern, others No 2 and No 3. Wheat from scattered districts, including Far Corny and the Warts Minard's Linin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Nickel mining and wartime materials drive new alloys
The article reviews wartime metal shortages and new alloys. It notes nickel and chromium bearing materials, calcium-burial lead alloy development, and corrosion resistant aluminum alloys. Britain and the United States push on dron and stick ness ostemic alterations with wartime demand shaping research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Alberta Straw Tests Tied to Paper Making Process
A provincial commission reports a link between Alberta straw tests and paper production from Aberteer, noting a shipment of one hundred pounds of sodium sulphate to Montreal for a bleaching process and bentonite clay for filling. The sodium sulphate was sourced from the Burnin district via the Canadian National Railway, with bentonite from districts south of the city. The bulletin also promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as affordable aid for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberteer Et Sipaw
Ty Howard Sturchby
Shininion Forests Products Laboratory
Montreal
Minburn
Canadian National Railway
Admonion Bulletin
World's Largest And Strongest Vault Reported
An account describes a massive vault with four steel doors each weighing over six tons and bolting mechanisms operated by worm gears. The structure uses brick and cement walls with triply guarded safes for bullion and specie storage in a high security facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Shay
Diamond Dye Colorant Teases Easy Tinting
Advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple cold water tint or boiling dye for a wide range of fabrics including lingerie, dresses, stockings, and draperies. It claims compatibility with wool, silk, linen, cotton, and blended goods, and advises consulting a druggist for material suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liamond Pyes
Air Troop Trains: Future War Aircraft Tested
Experts foresee troop carrying aircraft able to move two to three hundred soldiers with gear at high speed. Fully sheet metal design aims for tests early next year. These aerial transports could strike distant targets, disrupt railways and bridges, then withdraw, expanding guarded lines of communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Aire Ministry
Uneate
Mocetitus
Rye Shortage in Europe Boosts American Grain Demand
An estimated European rye shortage of 150 million bushels this season drives strong demand for American rye. In the last week Southern European sales topped 10 million bushels as prices rose eight cents a bushel to 93 cents under wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ilollawas Corn Remover Gets Strongest Recommendation
The case for removing corns with Ilollawas Corn Remover is presented as its strongest recommendation. The product is noted to seldom fit the corn, and the statement emphasizes its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilollawas
China’s Burial Grounds Nearly One-Tenth of the Nation Graves
The Dearborn Independent notes that sacred burial grounds in China occupy about one twentieth of the country, a statistic highlighting the vast scale and seriousness of the issue.
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China
Dearborn
New Air Patrol Base Under Construction Near Potest Island
A new aerial base is being established north of Norway House on Potest Island to expand air patrols for fire protection in Manhrobu. Buildings are under construction as the patrol proves valuable and may be extended next year per District Forest Inspector D. A. Macdonald who recently visited Norway House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potest Island
Norway House
Air Patrol
Manhrobu
D. A. Macdonald
Nopwiy House
Southern Alberta sheepry wool industry outlook cited
It is estimated that Southern Alberta’s shiry and wool industry will bring sheepmen and farmers in the south west a total of about $1 500 000 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Toronto Woman Advises Young Mothers
A Toronto woman touts the Favorite Prescription as a remedy for nausea and weakness during pregnancy and postpartum, claiming it kept her strong and ensured healthy, plump babies. The testimonial cites use during four pregnancies and urges other women to obtain the product from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trento
Wiehood
Mia
Ross Petera
Sackrile Street
Bridgeburg
Parable of the Sower in Jesus Teachings
Sunday school lesson outlines the Parable of the Sower from Mark 4 14 and references Psalm 1. It defines a parable as a fictitious narrative used to illustrate moral or divine truths and describes seeds sowed along a path in a cornfield with varied soils and obstacles.
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Galler
Jesus
Webster
Wihip
Togs
Dean Stanl
Do Not Cut Cake But Scrape It Out Pipe Care Guide
A historic note advises smokers to remove the tobacco cake from pipe bowls gradually. It explains that the cake expands and can split the bowl if heated, and recommends using a proper scraper rather than a knife. After cleaning, treat the bowl with slow, careful smoking as with a new pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macdonald
Canada
Amuk
Fragments of a Love Lesson From a City School Scene
A damaged searchable fragment describes a teacher or observer noting a scene in a city high school classroom. The text mentions a girl in the front row and a boy asking what a phrase means, with references to love and gaze through spectacles.
Port of Vancouver Sees 687 Deeply Sailed Outbound Eight Months
The Port of Vancouver reports 687 ships departed in the first eight months of the year. Minned's Lintment for Sprains and Bruises advertised as a remedy in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of
Vancouver
Edict Against Kissing Kissing in Russia
Soviet com missar of earth Dr Nicholas Zemaysko issues an edict against kissing arguing it spread disease. He targets peasant kissing customs and the three kisses on each cheek and bans handshakes in government departments. A forehead salute is proposed as a safer greeting and ban on kissing and smoking is urged.
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Russia
Nicholas Zemaysko
Earth
Yemnasako
Worm Ex Terminator and beverage shifting saloon fortunes
A quirky note links Mother Graves Worm Ex Terminator to a shift in saloon trends as orange and lemon juice rise in New York stands. It cites long leases and a changing beer market while reporting Britain’s building trades workers migrating for new lands and a Nova Scotia to Montreal fish shipment using pure ion dioxide for preservation.
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New York
Nova Scotia
Montreal
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Ili
Vito Tes
Delat Gt Catan
PO Pio
Alark
Gerla David
Wembley
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s
South Africa
Minard
Gene Ping
Gossi Eiplis
Jers
Dominion Forests Products Laboratory
Thomas
Lords” Bash
Dandruff
Mrs
Rose Peters
Bayer
Hayer
Lumbago
Leeson
Love
Mother Graves
Aden
Troy Patouces
Aida
Chadhet
E. T. Carter & CO
Mperters
Weilington St. W
Can
Siaddar Catarth
UBT
W.on
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