World Happenings Briefly Told
Victoria residents vote against beer by the glass by 1713 in a local plebiscite. BC plans a July 20 diamond jubilee celebration. Disappearances of southeastern Alaska boatmen are under investigation. Justice Hyndman resigns as Alberta pensions board head. The King mourns Sir Charles Cust's death in London. Hoover may visit Ottawa to lay cornerstone for a new US legation. Lindley named ambassador to Japan. 1930 world wheat output up 8 percent from 1929. A Australian boy finds a 78 lb gold nugget worth about 26786 dollars. Peace River outlet urged by Herman Treyle in Vancouver. Nautilus submarine shipment moved to Camden for North Pole trip in March.
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Victoria
B.C
British Columbia
Alaska
Justice Hyndman
Alberta Supreme Court
Pensions Appeal Board
Ottawa
London
England
Charles Cust
Hoover
Legation Chancery
U.S
Francis Oswald Lindley
Portugal
Japan
Russia
China
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Larkinville
Australia
Pacific Coast
Peace River
Herman Trelle
Vancouver
Sir George Wilkins
North Pole
Philadelphia
Camden
N.J
George
Coal Oven Tests For B C Coal In Winnipeg Arrangements made for oven tests at Winnipeg
Hon W A Gordon has completed arrangements for oven tests of British Columbia coal by the Winnipeg Electric Company. Edward Anderson K C reports the Winnipeg firm will conduct tests under the Mines Department policy to investigate western coal suitability for various uses.
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British Columbia
Winnipeg Electric Company
W. A. Gordon
Dominion
Edward Anderson
K.C
Winnipeg
Department of Mines
Is Cancer Caused By Cooked Food Free Use Of Raw Fruits and Vegetables Is Recommended
A historical medical claim advocates uncooked foods as a cure for cancer, citing a former professor of skin diseases who claimed success with fruits, nuts, and fresh vegetation. It warns cancer rises as vitality declines and notes higher female susceptibility, without contemporary evidence.
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Julian P. Thomas
Southern Medical College
Patsy Tar Vnal Weep
Cea Las
Paris and New York Patterns Show Slimming Dress Trend
Al Tingey models are drawn in Paris and patterns cut in New York for a chic dress featuring eggshell silk pique trims on a wine red tweed base. The guide lists fabrics from velveteen to canton crepe, notes slimming peplum shape, and offers sizes 14–20 and 34–40 with ready, hand cut delivery for 25 cents. In a separate note, Searle Grain Co outlines smut risks and practical seed treatments with Formalin or Copper Carbonate, including precise mixing ratios and methods to ensure a clean crop and avoid seed loss.
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al Tingey
Paris
New York
Fashion Bureau
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Patterns ordering guide from Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave lists contact details and mailing instructions for pattern requests including address in Winnipeg. The piece serves as a reader service blurb with postal address and call to action.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Thomas
Cancer Dept
Thomas Sanitarium
Mayfair Ave
Man
Royal Bank Leaders Outline Canada Economic Outlook
At the Royal Bank of Canada annual meeting Sir Herbert Holt warned of world wide low mood and tight credit while outlining Canadian industry prospects. He urged diversification away from grain, supported an agricultural credit body, fertilizer use to boost yields, and greater livestock growth. Deputy NEill called for normal international finance and a powers conference. General Manager Wilson praised banks’ resilience amid a tough year.
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Royal Bank of Canada
Herbert Holt
Great Britain
Dominions
Ottawa
Sir Herbert
Canada
West
Agricultural Credit Corporation
C. E. Neill
Bank
M. W. Wilson
Exclusive Business Claim In Russia Skull Trade
Herr Hugo Brech says he is the sole man in the world in his line of business supplying English doctors with Russian skulls. He notes steady demand for well preserved skulls for dental demonstrations. His firm collects skulls in Russia and sells them abroad, with a good skull bringing about $90.
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Herr Hugo Brech
Herr Brech
Russia
Oil spill drift area from burning ships tested
Government scientists conducted a test showing that seven thousand pounds of oil dumped from burning ships in the high seas would drift about 90 miles and blanket the water over roughly 900 square miles, outlining the potential spread of marine pollution.
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High Seas
Sunday School Lesson on Jesus Healing in Galilee
A Sunday school lesson notes Jesus healing Peter's mother-in-law and various ailments in Galilee, emphasizing faith, compassionate healing, and Jesus choosing to preach the Kingdom of God. It contrasts healing with the priority of preaching and mentions a leper's cure, with a brief aside noting Spain's olive oil exports last month.
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Peter
Jesus
Dean Brown
Galaee
Capernaum
Galilee
Spain
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Mr. Carpenter
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Que
B.C. Coal
Putnams Corn Extractor
Evan A. Tingey
HF. G. L. Strange
Searle Grain Co., Ltd
Ciently
Royal Bank Annual Meeting
Vicks Vapor
Milion
Jesus the Great Physician
Wellington St. W
John A. Chantler & Co., Ltd
Toronto, Ont
Brooder
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