World happenings briefly told in Canada and Britain
Announcements from a board meeting reveal MacDougall of the Roys Bank of Canada as attact's director. A will probate shows a large bequest to aid migration to Australia for British children. London parks parks committee backs a ban on competitive games on Sundays. Quebec records show July as the driest month in 20 years with 85 inches of rainfall. Fires at the Medical School of the University of Western Ontario blamed on rats gnawing wires cause damages in the thousands. Three more governments pledge embargoes on war materials for the Bolivia Paraguay war in the Chaco. Tenor for a fleet of 20 air service boats submitted to Imperial Airways. plans said to be advanced. Manitoba Conservation Association to meet in Brandon October 3 with Premier Bennett possible. Kathleen Isabel Donnelly wins Flora Madeline Bruce Memorial scholarship for McGill nursing program. Lieut Colonel E Minnan named secretary to the Dominion Franchise Act administration. Col Minnan a Toronto native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn. MacDougall, KC
Antact
Roys Bank of Canada
Alice Stephen
Baronesa Northcote
Australia
London
London County Council
Quebec
McGill Observatory
Medical School
University of Western Ontario
Chaco
Geneva
Lithuania
Portugal
Uruguay
Imperial Airways
Daily Telegraph
Winnipeg
University of Manitoba
Kathleen Isabel Donnelly
Flora Madeline
Recipes For This Week I Betty Barclay
Fruit jam and chicken dish instructions share a period kitchen feature. The jam recipe uses 4 cups prepared fruit 14 cup sugar and fruit pectin yielding about nineteen 6 ounce glasses. The chicken dish combines butter onion carrot canned tomatoes sugar salt and pepper with a young chicken browned in fat then slow baked until tender.
Gretna Green Opens Airport for Eloping Couples
Gretna Green in Scotland, famed for elopements, opens an airport as the first couple arrives by air for a wedding. Blacksmith Richard Renison, famed for 2,000 marriages, plans an air pageant. A Bret couple will be flown in free and receive a wedding gift.
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Merce
Gretna Green
Scotland
Richard Renison
Pricet
Bret Coupl
Ontario horticulturist Ernest Hutcherson dies at 81
Ernest Hutcherson, charter member of BC Fruit Growers Association and first fruit pest inspector, long time Guelph horticulturist, died in Ladner British Columbia after 52 years’ residence. He helped found early BC orchard efforts with Thomas McNeely and aided Western Australia’s fruit pest act.
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Ernest Hetcherson
Ernest Hutcherson
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Ont
W. R. Motherwell
Dominion
Ias
Ladner
B.C
Hutcherson
Guelph College
Thomas McNeely
British Columbia
B.C. Fruit Growery Association
Western Australia
Mr. Hutcherson
Father of Self Denial Week Dies at 46 in Bromley
John Carleton, oldest Salvation Army commissioner and chair of the armrance society, died in a Bromley nursing home at 46. He originated the self denial idea that sparked a national campaign 48 years ago, suggesting officers go without daily indulgences to fund relief. His plan ultimately raised about 750000 pounds this year.
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England
John Carleton
Salvation Army
Army
Armrance Society
Bromley
William Booth
Carleton
Nautical Themed Tiny Tots Dress Pattern 2 4 6 Years
The ad describes a simple nautical dress pattern with a fullness from shoulder to waist, a decorative collar, and back button closing. Offered in white dimity or nautical blue pique and other fabrics, with pattern Style No. 371 for sizes 2 4 and 6. Size 4 needs 14 yards of 35 inch material and 18 inch wide contrast. price 20 cents.
How To Order Patterns Aééresa in Winnipeg Print
A Winnipeg notice lists ordering patterns from Aééresa via the Winnipeg Newspaper Union located at 315 McDermot Ave. The brief item directs readers to contact for pattern orders and mentions the sample service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aééresa
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Live at Home by Jack Miner sermon on self reliance
The speaker denounces human blame for current crises and urges self-reliance through home gardening and planting, arguing we drift from virtue since 1918. He extols personal effort, modest homes, and simple pleasures over material wealth, urging readers to enjoy sunrise in their own garden and value live-at-home living.
Amos the prophet of doom and justice in Israel
The lesson centers on Amos chapters 5 and 7 with Romans 13 10 on love in action and Proverbs 21 1 7. Amos laments Israel describing oppression corruption and social injustice and warns that mere ritual without justice pleases God less than righteous action.
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Israel
Amos
David
Saul
Jonathan
Ezekiel
Samaria
B.C
Assyria
Amaziah
Judah
Bethel
Moffatt
Kent
God
Build a Cottage Dream With Canada Land and Gardens
A voice urges ten percent of past spending to buy five acres in Canada, and to contact forestry authorities. Plant shrubs and edible crops, grow potatoes and cabbages, even mulberry trees if southward, or mountain ash if northward. Seek flowers from neighbors, cultivate iris and hollyhocks, and in a few years enjoy a self built cottage amid birdsong and a simple, hopeful home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Forestry Department
New Wool Secret Processes Revealed at Torridon Lab
A new wool treatment claimed to make wool unshrinkable remove tickle and add lustre is said to have been perfected at the Wool Industries Research Association laboratories in Torridon Leeds. Presently these processes are being revealed only to association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool Industries Research Association
Torridon
Leeds
Association
Germany bans amber word on imitations in dairy trade
One major influence on cheese output per hundred pounds of milk is milk butter-fat content. Germany forbids using the word amber with all imitations to protect genuine amber industry.
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Germany
Water's Nature and Odd Thermal Behavior Explored
Water covers most of Earth and drives industry, life, and steam power. It expands oddly below four degrees, causing ice to form at the surface and a bottom-up freeze that would devastate aquatic life if water followed a rigid expansion rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Moon Temperatures and Material Colors Factoids
Noon moon heat exceeds boiling water, then drops to several hundred degrees below zero at night. Copper added to gold imparts a reddish color while silver imparts a greenish tint. Quebec milk production surpasses beef. Canada thistle is non native, introduced from Europe. Bakelite is an artificial coal tar product used as a substitute for hard rubber celluloid or amber.
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Brefly
Manitoba Conservation Association
Brandon
H. A. MacNeil
R. B. Bennett
MacNeil
Betty Barclay
Apert
Wintipes Newspay
Ruth Rogers
Tiny Tots
Sime Cose
Turret Pyynnto
Jack Miner
Gordon H. Gueat, M.A
Europe
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