World Happenings Briefly Told
Getulio Vargas was elected provisional president of Brazil for the second republic. Britain and the United States suspend bilateral talks ahead of the 1935 naval conference for the summer. World powers reaffirm commitment to disarmament by September via the disarmament conference steering committee. A group of engineers in Dursley England offer 2,000 workers a week’s holiday with pay. The Royal Academy of Music awards go to two Canadians Eugene Nemis and Alice Lumeden. Turkey expresses regret over a naval incident involving HMS Devonshire. A Japanese inventor claims a high speed wireless guided air torpedo. M M Douglas returns to Canada on the liner Alaunia, co-author of Britannia Waived the Rules. Nineteen horses shipped from Canada to George Knox near Glasgow, first British Isles shipment since the war. Nine are from Western Canada.
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Getulio Vargas
Brasil
Great Britain
United States
Agreauit
Frm
Dursley
England
Royal Academy of Music
Alfred J. Whaley
Eugene Nemis
Wiz
Acton-Bond
Alice Lumeden
Victoria
Turkey
Ambassdor
J. W. Robinson
TA. K. Maunsell
H.M.S. Devonshire
Unedo Chara
Mise ¥. M. Douglas
Winnipeg
Canada
Miss Douglas
George Knox
Westerhill
Bishopbriggs
Glasgow
Scotland
Department of Agriculture
British Isles
Dominion
Engineers Seek Closer Ties Across North America
Harrison P. Eddy president of the American Society of Civil Engineers addressed the Vancouver opening of a four day joint convention with the Engineering Institute of Canada. He praised the Canadian institute and urged more frequent collaboration between the two bodies as engineers from across the continent attended.
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Ered
Gaye
Harrison P. Eddy
Boston
American Society of Civil Engineers
Engineering Institute of Canada
Vancouver
Canada
Mr. Eddy
Lives Sacrificed For Speed
London Observer condemns road carnage with a grim toll stating 154 lives and 4 971 injuries in a week, over a thousand deaths in two months, and a vast number maimed. It argues transport policy underplays the danger and mocks calls for higher driver standards amid a warlike death rate. The page then shows stray joke fragments.
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High Court
God of Speed
London Observer
King approves 20 year service medal for RCMP
King George V approves the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Long Service Medal to honor officers, commissioned members, and constables with twenty years of service. The circular silver medal, 1.5 inches wide, bears King George’s effigy on the obverse and the RCMP motto and crest on the reverse, encircled by the legend For long service and good conduct.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
King George
RCMP
Where People Are Natural A Canadian treasieuer saga
Canadian painter engineer satirist J. A. McLaughlin notes New York is a ghostly city with masked pedestrians. Homesick after Tahiti, he plans to sail his 40 ton ketch back to a place where people are themselves, claiming Tahiti shows people wearing no masks and whites regressing to natural or unnatural faces.
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Treasieuer
J. J. A. McLaughlin
New York
McLaughlin
Tahiti
South Seas
Lit tle Journeys In Science explains plant photosynthesis
Scientists describe a leaf as a tiny factory that builds essential plant products from carbon dioxide, water, and minerals. Light energy drives the formation of starch and cellulose with chlorophyll enabling the process, known as photosynthesis, on which all life depends for food and many industrial fuels. Attempts to replicate the process in the lab have failed to scale.
Chocolate Ice Box Cake From Betty Barclay
Chocolate ice box cake recipe by Betty Barclay. Ingredients include unsweetened chocolate sugar salt hot water egg yolks vanilla egg whites whipped cream and lady fingers. Method uses double boiler, heating eggs, folding in whites and cream, layering with lady fingers and chilling 12 to 24 hours to serve eight. Optional walnuts may be added to the chocolate.
Brightly striped fashion pattern for youth style 988
Stretch your budget with a jaunty multicolored seersucker option and other fabrics. The pattern 988 suits sizes 14 to 40 bust, offering a girdle, cap sleeves, and a jabot through waist openings to create diagonal stripe effects.
Fruitade Mix Drink Instructions
A simple fruitade recipe combines crushed pineapple or pineapple juice with orange juice water and sugar. Add lemon juice strain and chill to serve very cold as a refreshing beverage.
How To Order Patterns Address
Pattern order information lists Winniper Newspainion at 415 McDermot Ave Winniper Wace. It provides the street address and publisher name for readers seeking pattern catalogs and delivery details.
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Winniper Newspainion
McDermot Ave
Winniper
Agricultural Notes Across Sects And Species In 1933
Agricultural notes cover France import bans on foreign wheat, hardy annuals in Canada, African sleeping sickness links, barley as livestock feed, alcohol ripening of tomatoes, crested wheat grass seed yields, beef cut weights, and refrigerator car methods. It also notes Viking raspberry promising in Michigan, beet rations for fattening greens, wool production in Australia, and various pedigree animal registrations in Canada including swine horses cattle sheep dogs goats and poultry.
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Canada
Dominion
Academy of Sciences
Leningrad
Australia
Cornell University
Dominion Minister of Agriculture
Yorkshire
Berkshire
Tamworth
Chester White
Poland
China
Jersey
Ayrshire
Irishman’s Window Break Ends with Quick Pay Claim
An Irishman accidentally broke a house pane and fled. The proprietor pursued and caught him. Pat admitted breaking the window and claimed he was running home for the money to pay for it.
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Pat
Pests Halted at Canada Border En Tomological Branch Action
The En tomological Branch of the Dominion Department of Agriculture reports stopping two serious pests from entering Canada in spring. The gold tailed moth and the black vine weevil, both sourced from Holland, were intercepted and prevented from establishing here.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canada
Holland
Geologist Rev Stephen Richarz Dies in Heat Prostration
Internationally known American geologist Rev Stephen Richard Richarz died suddenly from heat prostration while examining recent anthropological finds in Shantung. A fellow of the American Geological Society, he had led the physics department at Catholic University Peiping and belonged to the Society of the Divine Word. Also noted were five Tibetan entourage members of the Panchen Lama who perished in the heat wave while traveling to Peiping on a special train. a Canadian pest alert reports the rhododendron white fly found near Vancouver and Victoria marking Canada’s first record, with eradication measures underway.
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Stephen Richard
Shantung
American Geological Society
Richarz
Catholic University
Peiping
China
Society of the Divine Word
Ahab and Jehoshaphat Face Syria at Ramoth Gilead
The Sunday school lesson reviews First Kings chapter 22 detailing Israel and Judah allied against Syria, Ahab seeking prophetic guidance, Micaiah’s stark prophecy of doom, and the fatal arrows that mortally wound Ahab at Ramoth Gilead while Jehoshaphat survives.
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Aksh Smd
Jehoshaphat
Syria
Ben-hadad
Israel
Judah
Athaliah
Ahab
Jehoram
Ramoth
Gilead
Jordan
Jabbok
Ramoth-gilead
Jehovah
Abib
Micaiah
Imlah
Kinga
Samaria
Zedekiah
God
Jehosphat
Finest Organ in the World at Albert Hall Rebuilt
The Albert Hall organ in London, rebuilt over eleven years, is claimed to be the finest of its class. Weighing about 175 tons, it fills 65 000 cubic feet with 176 draw stops and 10 491 pipes across four keyboards. Electric blowers and compressors supply winds up to high pressures, with 80 miles of cable powering the system and an annual tuning cost of £200.
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Albert Hall
London
Memorial Church Proposed in Baghdad by British Leaders
An appeal for 20000 pounds seeks to build a Mesopotamian Memorial Church in Baghdad. Signed by the Archbishop of Canterbury and Britain’s ambassador, the project honors 41115 British lives lost in Mesopotamia and would include a memorial shrine with a book of names. The site, formerly a Turkish guardhouse used since 1921, faces demolition for town planning and a new bridge over the River Tigris. The 400-strong British community backs a permanent church at a acquired site.
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Baghdad
Canterbury
Francia Humphrys
Tigris
Mesopotamia
Iraq
New Paraffin Bath Aids Arthritis Pain Relief
Dr Bernard Langdon Wyatt of Tucson Arizona reports to the American Congress of Physical Therapy on paraffin baths for rheumatic joints. The method lets physicians apply higher heat than other methods by a thin insulating layer, increasing blood flow and easing pain and stiffness to improve movement.
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Bernard Langdon Wyatt
Tuscon
Arizona
American Congress of Physical Therapy
Wyatt
Convertible berths on air lane passenger planes
Convertible berths, resembling railroad sleeping sections, are provided on select air lane passenger planes, offering travelers a foldable space for rest during long flights.
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Judge
Britain
Medel
Wasnipes, Newspaper Union
By Hoth Rogers
Litle
Science
Gordon H. Guest
M.A
Betty Barclay
Patters No
Wace
France
Vineland
Ont
Michigan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Institute For Feeding Technic
Breslau
Germany
B.C
Ogden
Ogden’s
PSA
Memorial
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