World Happenings Briefly Told From Distant Shores
A fragmented world brief notes regional events and persons including a 69 year old student at Manteh University and mentions of figures like Marquis Cholmeanidzey. It references bread production in Fort William Ontario and a patent remedy used for human and animal ailments. Taxation and financial concerns are touched with general remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une Duvad
Pere
Fiedesieh Fiehl Coumarmba
Copcepeed
Meinrich Zlevaeraian
Manteh University
Denm
Janes Man
Kedrat Mroderer
Tabor
Divie Po Suede
Piay
Canada
West
Dagen
Osha
Tte
Dedide Walthy
Fort William
Ont
Marquis Cholmeanidzey
Cheshire
Norfolk
Kenelngton
Canadian Apple Production Big Increase in British Columbia Reports
The Dominion Department of Agriculture reports higher apple yields across provinces. British Columbia expects flat bee core production, Ontario around 520 barrels, Quebec near 65 000, Nova Scotia promising 1 274 744 barrels, and New Brunswick total crop surpassing 1922 by about 20 000 barrels. Some varieties forecast full crops, others up about 60 percent from 1923, with July frosts easing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Dominion Department of? Agriculture
Ontario
Quebec
Nova
Canadians Consider Return as Exodus Shifts Trade Echoes
The Ottawa Journal notes Canadians returning to Canada as the postwar exodus cools. Observers link wage trends, housing, and industrial confidence to a potential reversal of cross border movement. Still, underlying factors suggest Canada faces ongoing labor and economic adjustments amid shifting transnational ties.
World 1924 Wheat Crops Report From International Board
International Board of Agriculture reports 1924 wheat crops showing no total production for 1921 in ten nations. Northern hemisphere output drops about 7 percent and global total declines by 77 million bushels from last year. Canada’s yield remains uncertain with estimates around 31,000,005 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Milk injections claimed to restore sight in some cases
Dr. M ward R. Qorkin of Ruston reports milk injections into the ocular region may arrest blindness within days for infections and rheumatic cases. Vienna study cited. hospital and University of Pyrookin note injections do not cure all cases but may help those recently infected or partially sighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maward R. Qorkin
Ruston
New York
Vienna
University of Pytrookin
England and Wales Poor Law Fees Report Released
An official report released shows about one in thirty one people in England and Wales were receiving poor law relief at the start of the year. The finding highlights ongoing welfare support within the country as economic conditions influenced by postwar adjustments persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
Prairies Fruit Market and Co operative Growers
The article discusses B C fruit trade with the prairies, co operative marketing by the Associated Growers of British Columbia, and planning for seasonal canning and shipping. It notes low reservoir levels, early fruit risk, and the importance of fair dealing, skilled packing, and regional market access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weertuen
Okanagan Valley
Prairies
Ned Pee
PBC
BAC
Basil Stewart
FE. C. Chambers
Pentietonds
Associated Growers
Ute
Ttrait
Torhey
Okanaiwan Valley
Antsone
Ba., Limited
Okanagan
Kootenay
Burera
Sunday School Lesson on Nicodemus and Jewish Leaders
Fragmentary text discusses Nicodemus a Pharisee and Sanhedrin member who appears later as a defender of Jesus. The passage critiques misinterpretations and notes his roles within Jewish and religious leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanhedrin
Jesus
Hoses
Nicodetagd
Canadian Grain Trade Ties with United States Prairies
Canadian and American growers face a shared market that requires mutual adjustment. The piece argues for a fair exchange where BC producers and prairie Canadians buy each other’s goods, especially fruit, flour, cereals, meat, and dairy, to sustain national commerce and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prairies
Putnams Painless Corn Ex Tractor Featured in Ad Claim
An old ad fragment touts Putnam's Painless Corn Ex as removing corns and warts without pain. The copy mockingly warns against substitutions and mentions a portable razor product and blood poisoning as sensational risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bie
Putnam
Valuable Souvenirs Go Missing From Elysee Palace
After a reception at the Elysee Palace for 500 American guests and their families, 47 gold tea spoons from the palace service vanished from the kitchen and could not be accounted for despite a palace wide search and checks of staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysee Palace
Butler
Presidential Palace
France
All Hebrideans May Emigrate To Canada
The plan aims to move the entire Hebrides population to Canada with a 250 traveler contingent already in Quebec and a total of 1000 to depart. The migration receives British Empire Settlement Plan support and land settlement aid from the Immigration Department. Settlers have lived in Red Deer Valley and prospectors will seek sites in Maritime Provinces and Ontario.
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Canada
The
Hebrides
Quebec
British Empire Settlement Plan
Land Settlement
Immigration Department
Red Deer Valley
Maritime Province
Ontario
Ready For Harvesting Clarks Corned Beef Keeps Harvest Meals
A note highlights Clarks corn beef as economical harvest meals with scraps usable for mince or pies. The item urges using Clark Kitchens and mentions a Baybee bid and sixpence for the Stone of Destiny prompting Scotland MPs to seek the relic's return. The Queen's doll house at Wembley was saved from dampness by electric radiators. Minard's Liniment heats cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
House of Commons
Scotland
Woodstock
Wembley
Admiral Madden Remembered for Naval Service and Leadership
The article recalls Admiral Madden later known as Adoirak of the Fire chief role in the British Navy. It notes his rise from youth to top naval positions, mentions his brother Sir John Jellicoe, and highlights his merit at Jutland. It then abruptly shifts to a medicinal worm powder advert, praising its effectiveness and affordability for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitiatites
Madden
Adoirak
Charles
Oondla
Teur-Adniral
Tar Rime
John Jellicoe
Iglaw
Jutland
Mayditen
Radium as Medicine Brings Good Results at New York Hospital
A Beth Israel Hospital otolaryngology report notes radium used as a cancer and goiter treatment showed patients pain free after each session. Of 29 cases, tonsils atrophied and several goiters shrank, prompting call for further study despite inconclusive goiter results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triz
New York Hospital
Beth Israel Hospital
New York
Prosperous Jewish City Tel Aviv Emerges From Sand Sights
Tel Aviv founded by Russian Jews near Jaffa in Palestine in 1909 10 now a thriving Jewish city with about fifteen thousand inhabitants. Fourteen hundred buildings, a third built last year, and modern utilities mark its growth. Also mentions earache remedy Dr Thomas Kelectric Oil as a simple relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Ayiv
Jaffa
Palestine
America
Joseph Conrad Dies at 67 in England
Joseph Conrad, 67, renowned English novelist, died recently at Gishopbourne, England. His sea career as a sailor and captain shaped novels set in the south seas, including The Nigger of the Narcissus, Lord Jim, Victory, and The Rover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Conrad
Gishopbourne
Eng
South Seas
Lord Jim
Wonders At Empire Exhibition At Wembley Crowds Big Scale
The Wembley Empire Exhibition showcases massive construction with fifteen miles of roads, extensive railway lines, and over a million electric lights. Major installations include a Italian galvanic water flank and a large gas powered supply for a district, plus a two-tower power station. A color changing jewel watch draws curiosity and is valued at five thousand dollars. About 150 fruit cases from South Africa are sent weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinnlania
Dba
Wembley Shibbion
Morc
Wembley
Afgandie
South Africa
Good Carpenter Though Blind Builds Six-Room Addition
John Taylor of Canton, a blind carpenter, recently completed a six room addition to his home and did all the work himself. In 28 years of blindness he has built six houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
Canton
Weather Grips Town as Storm Keeps Residents Inside
Fragments describe a cold storm forcing locals indoors while a cautious chef stays home watching the weather. The scene highlights hardship and quiet vigil as neighborhoods endure the blast.
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Dandroff
Poiges Asnett
Comamaugt
Nottingham
Sattler
W. ON
Cannes
Cape
Adda
Enygias
Prine
Hank
Ohawa Journal
University of Mier
B. C
Griwers
Forkanagan Valley
Nicgdemus
Borden Co. Limited
Montreal
Hebrideans
Baybee
Minard
Admiral Madden
Thomas
Wenier
Qwinile
Hone
Starn
ANCA
Bitte
Sturt
Florida
Poe
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