Scientists urged pooled knowledge to meet Soviet trade challenge
A leading English engineer spoke at an American science assembly urging capitalist nations to unify research and pool scientific resources to outpace Soviet industrial plans. He argued the bloc’s combined effort could influence global industry regardless of Soviet success, emphasizing the value of coordinated research and shared knowhow.
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Russia
Quiyvy
M. Fieming
Metropolitan-Vickers Miartrical Company
England
Grand Earl of Egmests Silver Plate at Christie’s
Treasures of Earl of Egmests estate go to Christies Loméen including 18th century silver and plate once belonging to the late Earl. The sale features a James I silver wine cup heirloom linked to Lord Artem and a George I tea service by Paul Lamerie. A German silver gilt tankard bears Queen Charlotte’s inscription and ties to Lord Arden, MP and Lord of the Admiralty.
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Earl of
Lambgravine
Heese Homberg
Nork
Baron Arden
Admiralty
Launceston
Warwick
Totnes
London
Paul Lamerie
Lord Arden
Charlotte
George III
Nova Scotia Sailor Captains 432-Ton Schooner E P Theriault
Mildred J. Wamboldt aged 21 from LaHave Nova Scotia serves as master of the 432 gross ton schooner E. P. Theriault. She holds master papers, navigates the craft, and commands a crew of one fellow Nova Scotian and eight Barbadose natives.
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Nova Scotia
Aew
Kentucky
Mildred J. Wamboldt
LaHave
Echooner
E. P. Theriault
Sahe
Angus Publcover
Staten Island
N.Y
LaHaye
France
Nova &Coian Ami
Barbados
Ac Companies
Bern
Mildred
Tu ‘Ks’ Island
New York
Barbaos
Sheburne
Bridgewater
Tutts Island
E P. Theriaul
Fundy
Bridgetown
Largest gown pair on Missouri musem display at state house
At Jefferson City Missouri the state museum showcases a pair of size 22 shoes once worn by Miss Fila Ewing a native Missourian who died years ago. She was reportedly eight feet four inches tall and was described as the largest woman in the world during her life.
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State Museum
Missouri
State House
Jefferson City
Fila Ewing
Paddington man dies by imagined cancer fear
An inquest heard that 60 year old William Dyas of Fermoy Road, Paddington, killed himself after believing he had cancer. The coroner termed it cancer phobia, noting no disease was present and that low mood from the imagined illness led to death.
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Wiliam Dyas
Fermoy Road
Paddington
England
Ingleby Oddie
Dyas
Not Io Hig Line Paddy Seeks Work at Eagle Laundry
Paddy visits the employment exchange seeking a job and is offered work at the Eagle Laundry. He admits he has never washed an eagle, showing his eagerness despite lack of experience.
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al Allard
al Affard
minag_er
Allard
Hollywood
Minneapolis
Ufe
Paddy
Employment Exchange
Eagle Laundry
Not Wanted In Canada and Economic Discontent
An excerpt contrasts the relief aid in Canada with the plight of Russian workers. It notes the relative betterment of Canadian families while acknowledging persistent dissatisfaction among those who favor work over relief. The text muses on nature as an origins artist and criticizes overreliance on simplistic solutions.
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Canada
Russia
Dominions Offices Group in London Near Trafalgar Square
A St. Thomas Times-Journal account notes the new government offices for South Africa, Canada, Ontario and Rhodesia among others cluster near Trafalgar Square and the Strand, creating a hub for overseas offices in London. The piece also mentions a 1929 copper supply outlook and a study linking electricity to higher honey yields from bee-hives in Europe.
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Government of
South Africa
Dominions
London
England
Empire
Trafalgar Square
The
Strand
Whitehall
Charing Cross
Canada House
High Commissioner
Trafalgar
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
British Columbia
Sinc
Canadian Bank
Rhodesia
Province of
Ontario
Lemion
St. Thomas
Dame Fashion Promotes Multiuse Cape Dress Pattern
A vintage notice showcases a versatile dress pattern where removing the cape yields another outfit. Style No. 712 comes in sizes 14 through 38 bust, with yardage details for 38 and 28 inch contrasting sections. Priced at 20 cents in stamps or coin.
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Dame
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order guide lists Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave. Pattern number, name, town, size and address fields provided for customer orders.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Little Things That Count In A Quiet Neighborhood
A cheeky reflection on small neighborly acts and moments in daily life. The piece notes hens visiting a garden, a bone hidden by a vagrant dog, and a neighbor with a lawn mower serenade as dawn breaks. It suggests anticipation carries more energy than actual events.
Prince of Wales backs Canada’s economic recovery stance
The Prince of Wales told 700 at a Commemoration Day dinner he is confident Canada will emerge from its depression and restore a bright future. He spoke with Prime Minister Bennett beside empire leaders, praising Ottawa talks and the British Commonwealth’s role in global recovery.
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Prince of Wales
Canada
A. B. Bennett
Prince
Alberta
High River
Ottawa
Commonwealth
High Pitch Sounds Kill Bacteria in Liquids
Scientists report that ultra high pitched sounds can cause chemical changes in liquids and kill bacteria in milk water fruit juices and other solutions. The study by Dr E W Fosdorf and L A Chambers of the University of Pennsylvania Medical School was presented to the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Also notes that less than one twentieth of Britons pay income tax.
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American Assciation For the Advancement of Science
E. W. Fosdorf
L. A. Chambers
Theiversity of Pennsylvania Medical School
Where Men Excel in Choosing Child Amusements
Florence Bamberger and two Johns Hopkins women professors discuss gender differences in selecting children's amusements. Kamberger notes men pick subjects appealing to kids, citing that men's time with children is largely play while women focus on technical parenting aspects.
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Florence Bamberger
Johna Hopkins University
Adiss Kamberger
Ch I¢ra
Japanese Oban Coin to be Sold in London
The Japanese Oban, the world’s largest gold coin, weighing nearly four ounces and five inches across, will be sold in London. It bears the mint seal and was signed in Japanese ink by the mint superintendent to guarantee purity, with the seal of value central to its status as current money.
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Hrge
London
Jeany Four Ausees
Wuld
England
Garment Mint
Japanz
Peggy’s First Day At School Misunderstanding Gift
Peggy recounts her first day at school where she waited all morning for a present. She believed a gift was promised after the teacher said, Sit there for the present, but no present was given. The girl notes she enjoyed it overall despite the delay.
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Peggy
Brazil Faces Record Coffee Harvest Amid Market Push
Brazil expects the biggest coffee crop on record this year as exports rise and production exceeds prior highs. The nation's vast output coincides with ongoing inflationary pressure and shifting demand, signaling a sustained boost to farmers and related industries.
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