Great Britain and Denmark Lively 1923 World Happenings
Brief world notes include Graf Zeppelin’s low expedition, Hugo Eickener leading 45 companions, Charles Clifton Perry named assistant Indian commissioner for British Columbia, early Danish cancer stamps in London, Marsden Mercury obverse on three color stamps, Berengaria ship upgrades for landline use, and a 1000 reward in the Doukhobor district case.
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Britain
Epetag
Hugo ‘Eickener
Assigihte
Charles Clifton Perry
Vancouver
British Columbia
Victoria
Civil Service Comroleason
London
Denmark
Danish Cancer Fund
Ajl
Edmonton Building Permits Top $4.18 Million by August
Building permits in Edmonton reached 4.1862 million by the end of August, exceeding the prior eight month total from last year. The report notes a strong year with permit activity outpacing the previous period.
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Edmonton
Aivaftor
German Air Network Aims to Cover World in Two Years
Otto Merkel resigns from Lufthansa to found an international firm with Hamburg America Line. Preliminary plans outline a giant air network spanning 20 countries with faster planes and higher standards, led by top technicians and pilots.
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Lufthansa
Germany
Otto Merkel
Jine
Herr Merkel
America
Russia Expands Holdings Amid Rapid Territorial Moves
Partial excerpt notes Russia rapidly expanding its possessions with Olds recently offered for sale, indicating shifting regional influence and potential market activity.
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Russia
Olds
Berlin Inventor Unveils Automatic Traffic Protector
Rudolf Hofmann of Berlin develops a device to deter hit and run crashes. Installed under a car, it triggers a white plate with a red light above the license plate at impact and records the vehicle’s speed.
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Berlin
Rudolf Hofmann
Paris Cotton Frock Debuts in Summer Wear
Paris showcases a sheer printed cotton frock described as smart and dainty for summer. Style No. noted for its capu cine tones and georgette free design, with pattern available for 25 cents in stamps or coins. Wrap coin carefully.
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Paris
Senate
Colon Valley
World famous artists to be heard on Imperial Oil Hour
Florence Austral and Harold Bauer, renowned dramatic soprano and pianist, will be featured this season on the Imperial Oil Hour of Fine Music. The program airs from Toronto every Sunday evening starting October 6 from 8 to Central Standard Time. Misa Austral opens the series on October 6 and Mr. Bauer is scheduled for October 20.
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Florence Austral
Harold Bauer
Imperial Oil
Fins
Toronto
Misa Austral
Rerses
Mr. Bauer
Imperial Oil Hour of Fine Music series announced for Canada
World famed artists join a 74n term radio run starting October 6 for 26 weeks across Ottawa Toronto London Waterloo Winnipeg Saskatoon Regina Red Deer and Vancouver. Performers include Florence Austral Sophie Braslau Harold Bauer Richard Crooks Lea Luboshutz Hans Kindler The London String Quartet Albert Spalding Laelia Malius Josef Shevinne Richard Bonelli Kedroff Quartet and more with Reginald Stewart conducting a fifty plus member orchestra. The Toronto origin broadcasts run Sundays 10 to 12 Eastern.
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F. J. Wolfe
the Oil, Limited
Leate Ottawa
Toronto
London
Waterloo
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Regina
Red Deer
Vancouver
Florence Austral
Sophie Braslau
Harold Bauer
Richard Crooks
Europe
America
Lea Luboshutz
Hans Kindler
Albert Spalding
Laelia Malius
Josef Shevinne
Richard Bonelli
Chicago Opera
the Kedroff
Imperial .Palace
Petrograd
Wolfe
Canada
Imperial Oil
Hour of Fine Music
CHYC
Montrese
CNRO
Ottawa
CKNC
CFRB
CIGC
CKCR
CKY
CHWC
CFQC
CKL
Recipes For This Week
Remove outer yellow rind and white by peeling thick. Halve the fruit and core then slice and simmer pulp with little water. Add three fourts pint sugar per pint pulp at boiling, cook fifteen minutes, seal in jars. Stem grapes, press pulp, cook until soft, rub through sieve, cook skins, combine and boil five minutes, measure one cup sugar per pint fruit, seal in hot jars.
Visitor in London Noting Stock Market Whispers
A visitor touring Throgmorton Street with his stockbroker uncle observes whispered chatter among traders. The uncle explains a small man winked over buying oil stock dirt cheap while another man nearby grins because he sold stocks.
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London
Throgmore ‘Ton Street
Girl guides two kittens to Oldham misroutes
A young woman with two kittens strayed while seeking Oldham and was confronted by a passerby who brusquely offered directions then suggested rough handling. The incident centers on the mistaken route and the crude exchange.
Sweden Leads World in Radio Receiving Sets
Sweden tops global figures with 412,115 radio receiving sets for a population of 6,000,000, about 67.5 sets per thousand people. Germany marks numerous centenary celebrations this year.
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Sweden
Sunday School Lesson Reflects Twin Commandments of Love
The lesson centers on Philippians 2.4 and Mark 12 28 34, linking the two great commandments to love God and neighbor. It cites James Stalker and Ruskin, arguing faith must show action and interpreting Shema as the core Jewish creed guiding ethical conduct.
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Mark
James
Sapiens
Jesus
Israel
James Stalker
James Aska
Ruskin
Train Route Saves Distance for Grain Shipment
Grain shipped from Saskatoon to Liverpool via Montreal must cover approximately 5 213 miles, with an alternate Churchill leg of 3 791 miles. The savings come from rail and lake haulage in Canada and the relading steps between ports.
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Saskatoon
Liverpool
Montreal
Churchill
Canada
Remarkable Self Brings Family to Montreal
Miss Jean Turley, after two years in Canada, has reunited her father, mother, and ten siblings in Montreal. She funded part of their passage by saving wages as a servant and depriving herself of luxuries, with the rest provided by the British Dominions Emigration Society. Her family, aged 22 to 35, will work in Montreal as paths to employment were secured for all eligible members. Miss Turley, now 23, expressed relief and happiness at their arrival.
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Canada
Jean Turley
Coalburn
Lanarkshire
Scotland
Montreal
Cenada
Miss Turley
British Dominions Emigration Society
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Berengaria
England
Doukhobor
Fesponsi
the Newspaper Guide
Edmonton Bulliing Permits
Atlantic
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
ATL
McDermot Ave
Feorente Austral
Reginald Stewart
London Symphony Orchestra
Comerts
Betty Barclay
Oldham
Melas
Wrigley's
Sybilla Spahra
Kitchener
Sarina
Eta
JOHN
Wellington St. W
Chantler & CO
UTD. Ae
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