World Happenings Briefly Told From Across the Globe
Lord Baden Powell announces a 14 month world inspection tour ending in Canada as Hoy Beast movement founder. A Franco Algerian air link ends with a successful sighting. Brazzaville is the other terminus. York County Children’s Aid Society dissolves. G E Henry former premier chaired the board. Ontario ministers urge wage fairness and sweatshop reform. Canada CMA backs national health insurance at Ottawa conference. South Australia marks centenary with a $500000 grant for new Parliament Houses from Sir Langdon Bonython.
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Lord Baden Powell
Hoy Beast Movement
Canada
Algeria
French West
Equatorial Africa
Algiers
Brazzeville
York County
Carbon Monoxide Dangers From Gas and Engines
The text explains carbon monoxide is a deadly, odorless gas from coal gas engines and furnaces. It displaces oxygen in hemoglobin, reddens blood, and can be fatal in small air volumes. cities seek air purification using hopcalite in tunnels and mines use canaries to detect leaks.
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Canaries
What ta & molecule?
A student asks about a molecule and the teacher and classmate give a simplified definition, noting it is extremely small and invisible, even through many microbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Loan Request Sparks Policy Cancellation Warning
A life insurance firm implies you could borrow against your policy to buy a car but warns such a loan would require canceling the policy. The dialogue mocks wage labor as violent exercise, critiquing demands for $3 daily pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Official Life Company
Russia Inside League of Nations Seen as Safer
Ottawa Journal argues Russia's admission to the League of Nations stabilizes world peace. It contends Russia, a major nation, should be inside with Britain and France rather than outside with Germany and Japan. The piece dismisses views of the League as exclusive and urges engagement to pacify Bolshevik governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Russia
League of Nations
Britain
France
Germany
Japan
United States
Free Assembly of the Nations
Ottawa Journal
Segregation of Young Offenders Urged by Canadian Synod
The Church of England synod endorses separate trials and separate penal facilities for youths aged 16 to 21, urging Parliament to adopt measures similar to England’s Horsal system where feasible. Magistrate J. Jones and Archbishop J. Roper back the move, noting juvenile courts end at 16 and that older inmates pose contamination risks. The resolution also supports probation legislation where not yet in force.
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Canada
Synod of
The
Church of England
J. &. Jones
Toronto
Parliament of
England
J. Roper
Ottawa
Jones
A. Sovereign
Athabasca
The Snapshot Guide to Lens Openings and Exposure
Cameras vary light control to prevent overexposure in bright conditions and underexposure in low light. Learn f stop notation like 1 1 and 4 5, start around f8 and 1/25 second, and use built in guides or eye judgment to set the lens opening and exposure time for snapshooting success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caméiag
Lena
Abide in Me and Bear Fruit in Daily Life
A Sunday School lesson centers on John 15 4 11 urging believers to endure in Christ amid daily duties and pressures to bear lasting fruit. The lesson cites Meyers Erdman and Bushnell on abiding and obedience to God’s commandments, stressing continuous union with Christ. A note mentions a Japanese group proposing a giant flag atop Mount Fuji designed to be the world largest and visible from afar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
John
Horace Bushnell
Jesus
F. B. Meyer
Charles R. Erdman
Fujiyama
Japan
Wake up your Liver with Carter's Little Liver Pills
Soaked in old style ad copy the piece promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a pure vegetable remedy to wake the liver and restore bowel function. It urges readers to demand the product by name and avoid substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Baefuse
India Extends Thanks As Earthquake Fund Closes
The Earl of Willingdon announces India grateful for world wide contributions to the earthquake fund and that the fund will close October 1. A total of 2,225,000 dollars has been contributed. Florida reports about 4,000,909 head of poultry raised.
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All India
Earl of Willingdon
India
Florida
Chocolate Nue Cake From Betty Barclay
Betty Barclay presents a rich Chocolate Nue Cake using butter, sugar, mashed potatoes and melted chocolate. The recipe folds in two mixtures, adds dry ingredients and milk, then beaten egg whites, and bakes in a leaf pan. Finish with marshmallow or boiled frosting for a large, moist cake.
Orange Milk Foam Drink For One
A simple recipe mixes orange juice evaporated milk water sugar and orange rind. Heat or shake and serve in a large glass. Fresh milk can replace evaporated milk. A nourishing mid meal drink for children and a good beverage with meals. Economical due to evaporated milk.
Decline of Manners Noted as Social Trend
The Brockville Recorder and Times notes a shift in social behavior as politeness wanes across genders. It argues that impoliteness and rudeness are increasingly seen as smart, with home and school influence fading in importance.
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Brockville Recorder and Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Marah
Ontario
Council of Women
Dominion
G. M. Weir
British Columbia
Canadian Medical Association
South Australia
Sir Langdon Bonython
Adelaide Advertiser
Australia
N. UL
Ogden
Bart
Lou Skuce
Ogdens
Bette
Norway
Church of England Synod
Buenos Aires
Harry Pilmer
Cumberland Bay
N.B
Ceu
AE Aah
Betty Barclay
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lansaasony
George J. McLeod, Ltd
Hing St. W
Patents & Lim
Seni
Om Regus Tee Ramsay Ca
Sipraem At
Childrenscolds
Denicotea
Chantler & & Chantler, Ltd
Canadian Distributors
Wellington St
Toronto, Ont
Gordon Presses
Gordons
P.O
Regina
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