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Newspaper

Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 16, 1931

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told

Displays of 269 firms were shown in Leipzig. Amy Johnson prepares for a Europe Asia to Tokyo flight. Feminist leaders call for full nationality equality. Mrs. C M Strong dubbed mother of the 44th Battalion dies in Winnipeg. Eskimo hunter demented by first movie in Thorshavn. Samuel Weinstein among Banting Foundation medical grant recipients. R B Bennett receives antique silver dishes for 61st birthday. 200 foot flag pole gifted to Canberra by British Columbia. Alaskan reindeer herd driven toward Mackenzie River, 300 miles away.

London Daily Herald Amy Johnson Australia Europe Asia Tokyo Assembly League of Nations C. M. Strong 44Th Battalion Winnipeg Otto Knudsen Lange Koch Thorshavn Faroe Island Banting Research Foundation Samuel Weinstein University of Saskatchewan R. B. Bennett Australian Commonwealth Canberra British Columbia Mackenzie River T. G. Murphy Interior House of Commons

New Settlers Take Up 50 Acres in Southern Okanagan

Over the past year in the Southern Okanagan British Columbia new settlers occupied more than 50 acres of orchard and vegetable land. Prices ranged from 80 dollars per acre for raw land to 750 dollars for improved bearing orchard. About 25 000 young fruit trees were planted.

Okanagan British Columbia

General Bertrand Dies in Brussels Theatre Collapse

National hero General Bertrand, famed for Liege’s defense and the Yser campaign, died suddenly in a Brussels theatre. He reportedly delayed German advances for ten days while Joffre reorganized French forces for Paris defense. The other fragment notes a misguided youth’s claim about four kinds of sheep.

Bertrand Liege Brussels Marshal Joffre Paris

Paris pattern for wrap around slip with easy sewing

A wrap around slip pattern from Paris details a seamless shadow proof garment with a finished lower edge from selvedge, options for pivot or rolled hems, darts in the bodice, detachable shoulder straps, and a deep V back for evening wear. Crepe de chine satin and flat crepe are suggested fabrics with lace trim possible. pattern No. 900 in sizes 12 to 40 bust and priced 25 cents.

Paris Kmas

Patterns Order Address and Demographic Note

Winnipeg Pattern No. Name tee ewe nee Size. Town of London's foreign population shows 34 percent Russians 10 percent Italians eight percent Germans seven percent French. Estimated Russian population about 40 000.

London

Cunard Week End Cruises Bring 4 Day Ocean Trips

Cunard Line introduces week-end cruises on its express steamers Berengaria Aquitania and Mauretania offering four day trips from New York to Nassau Bermuda and Nova Scotia Halifax. Passengers enjoy deck games pools lectures dances and full meals with shore time for sightseeing golf and sun. The voyage includes pilot drop and quarantine clearance before arrival at Sandy Hook pier with customs and immigration checks.

Pioneer Steamship Company Cunard Line Lne Nassau New York Bermuda Savannah Nova Scotia Halifax Samuel Cunard Cunard Aquitania Mauretania Ambrose Channel Columbus West Indies Sandy Hook Staten Island New York Bay Customs and Immigration Coast Guard

Cosgrave cites China as large outlet for low grade fruit

In Vancouver two meetings featured Col. L. M. Cosgrave Canadian Government Trade Commissioner in Shanghai who stated that China offers a large outlet for low grade fruit at economical prices. Okanagan fruit shippers showed strong interest in the prospect.

Okanagan Col L. M. Cosgrave Shanghai China Vancouver Cosgrave

Edmonton a City of Homes Seventeen Hundred New Dwellings Erected

Edmonton Journal reports eighteen hundred new homes built in six years with an average of 300 yearly. The original cost, excluding repairs and additions, totals about 36 million dollars.

Edmonton Edmonton Journal

Sunday School Lesson PNLY 19

Golden Text emphasizes giving over receiving from Acts 20 35. Lesson surveys Acts 4 32 35 6 1 7 9 36 89 and 2 Corinthians 9 1 15 with devotional reading Psalm 112 5 10. The piece stresses fasting in prayer, ongoing preaching and teaching, and prayer as preparation for ministry with quotes on prayer and spiritual vitality by Holden and Jowett.

J. Stuart Holden J. H. Jowett

Shared Holdings and Early Church Deacon Example

The text details the early Christian church's unity and common wealth in Jerusalem and neighboring communities. It cites Essenes and Therapeutas as groups with shared possessions, notes the apostles’ distribution of funds to the poor, and explains the origin of deacons from selecting seven men to manage aid while the apostles focus on preaching.

Dead Sea Palestine Egypt Therapeutas Jerusalem Aristires Hadrian Jesus Christ Chrysostom Diakonein Paul

Two New Senators Appointed From Alberta and Saskatchewan

Patrick Burns of Calgary and Arthur Marcotte of Ponteix named to the senate. Burns succeeds the late P E Lessard of Edmonton who died in April, Marcotte fills the Saskatoon vacancy caused by J G Turriff’s death last fall. Senate party balance stands Conservatives 47 and Liberals 48 with one further vacancy after G G Foster’s death.

Patrick Burns Calgary Alberta Senate Arthur Marcotte K.C Ponteix Sask P. E. Lessard Edmonton Saskatchewan J. G. Turriff G. G. Foster Montreal

Gavel From Fort Malden Tells Editors' Tale At Regina

At the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Convention in Regina Saskatchewan the gavel used by President Malcolm Macbeth to keep editors in order is highlighted. The wooden relic, carved from Fort Malden timber circa 1800 AD, recalls General Isaac Brock and Tecumseh. Presented in 1930 by the Lake Erie and St. Clair Publishers Association to Hugh Savage of Dunvegan BC with the inscription From one savage to another. The gavel bears a silver plate noting its antiquity and uses.

Regina Saskatchewan Malcolm Macbeth Old Fort Malden Isaac Brock Tecumseh Lake Erie and Savage

Amendment to Companies Act expands employee home loan powers

Hon. C. H. Cahan introduced a bill in the House of Commons to amend the Companies Act. The measure allows loans to employees for buying or building homes even if they are shareholders and lets an auditor serve as a director if the company’s bonds and shares are not publicly offered. Aluminum is widely used to reduce weight in small automobiles.

C. H. Cahan House of Commons

Notable Flight Ties Cities by Hawks at Record Speeds

Captain Frank M. Hawks, famed U S speed pilot, linked Quebec Montreal Ottawa and Toronto in a four hour trip with a 850 mile route. He set several times as breakfast in Montreal, luncheon in Toronto, tea in Montreal, dinner with US minister MacNider. The pace averaged about 198 mph.

Quebec Montreal Toronto Ottawa Frank M. Hawks United States Capital Hawks Hanford MacNider Montreal Lights Aeroplane Club Captain Hawks Paris London Berlin Rome

Banting Foundation Grants Awarded to Western Scientists

Samuel Weinstein of the University of Saskatchewan heads long term Banting Research Foundation grants with Western Manitoba scholars Prof. F D White P G Mar and Dr R H Fraser receiving short term funding. White teaches biochemistry at the Medical College, Mar just finished year two in medicine, Fraser lectures physiology and pharmacology. Research runs through the summer begun after winter term end, with Mar holding science graduate credentials.

Banting Research Foundation Samuel Weinstein University of Saskatchewan F. D. White P. G. Mar R. H. Fraser University of Manitoba White Medical College Peter Mar Dr. Fraser

Onion diet for sheep aids western slope surplus

Sheep flocks on Colorado's western slope are fed an onion diet to reduce last year's surplus. F. D. Warren, warehouse owner, reports hundreds of sacks given to sheep owners due to lack of market. Also notes that standing on damp concrete while using an electric iron can transmit a shock.

Colorado F. D. Warren

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