Global talks eye debt issue and disarmament push
Envoys in Geneva plan joint consideration of debts to the United States. Hints of a move to reinstate Germany in the world disarmament process surface amid international tension. Widow claims the heart condition that felled a man in Brocklys, New York. Wild Animal Park officials deposit half a million pickerel fry in Moose Jaw river. Canada clubs conference in Toronto adopts pacifist stance and commits to peace. Quintuplets born near Callander Ontario, first in Canada. Dr. F C Routley notes livestock shipments rising in 1934 versus 1933 across western to eastern routes.
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France
Great Britain
United States
Geneva
Germany
Brocklys
N.Y
Moose Jaw River
Wild Animal Park
Department of Natural Resources
Toronto
Association of Canada Clubs
Oliva Dionne
Callander
Ont
Canada
F.C. Routley
Canadian Medical Society
Low Price Planes from British Air Ministry Sale
The British air ministry offers reconditioned aeroplanes capable of 120 mph at $200 with engines and wings spare options. Originally costing $20,000 to $5,000 engine, these fighters are nearly new but superseded by newer models. A $350 machine includes a spare engine and wings plus a certificate of air-worthiness. Running costs deter private owners despite cheap purchase prices.
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British Air Ministry
Scientists Question Gnu Lineage in African Plains
Scientists struggle to determine the gnu's closest relatives in Africa. The animal shows strong resemblance to three species the horse, the antelope, and the ox, complicating classifications.
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Scientista
Bee's long journey to gather one pound of honey
A bee was found to travel 43 776 miles in collecting a single pound of honey. The remarkable distance highlights the efficiency and endurance of bees in producing honey through extensive foraging across habitats.
Plenty And Poverty In Cold Storage Food Stocks
A bulletin shows May 1 cold storage levels across foods. Butter 2,515,081 pounds. dairy 11,481. cheese 9,863,432. eggs 2,105,377 dozen in storage plus fresh 610,814 dozen and frozen 878,126 pounds. Pork 2,627,727 pounds fresh, 11,259,182 cured. lard 3,608,702. beef 4,203,621 fresh, 4,346,036 not frozen, 191,601 cured, 106,272 in cure. Veal 513,318 frozen, 642,809 fresh. Mutton and lamb 1,786,058 frozen, 137,185 fresh. Poultry totals include broilers 87,769, chicks 2,278,877, fowl 675,779, ducks 78,678, geese 70,455, turkeys 2,160,204, unclassified 696,719. Fish on ice 5,430,590. smoked and preserved 3,085,414.
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Canady
Simple sleeveless youth sports dress pattern note
An article describes a clean sharp sports dress pattern Style No. 745 for girls ages 14 to 18 with bust sizes 38 to 42 inches. It notes a drop shoulder back view, suitable fabrics like stripe checks and sateen, and lists material needs and a 20 cent price for the pattern.
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Ignition and spontaneous combustion in common fuels
The text explains ignition temperature and how friction or heat raises materials to their kindling point. It notes paper and wood ignite more easily than coal, describes spontaneous combustion, and cites examples such as linseed oil rags, drying(cljs) resin-like mass formation, coal bunkers, hay stacks, and even a beach-wrecked whale carcass igniting from fat oxidation.
Duke of Gloucester to visit Australia for centenary events
The British government announces the Duke of Gloucester will sail in September aboard the HMAS Sussex for Australia. He will spend four days at Colombo and then go to Perth for an October 15 arrival, open the Victoria centenary, and sail home via Brisbane and New Zealand returning by January. He may visit Fiji and Jamaica on route, with Prince George visiting South Africa earlier.
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Australia
Sussex
Colombo
Ceylon
Perth
Melbourne
Victoria
Brisbane
Queensland
New Zealand
Dominion
Bay of Islands
Fiji
Bamoa
Wail
Panama Canal
Jamaica
England
Prince George
South Africa
French Tree Gift To Melbourne From World War Battlefield
The French government plans to present Melbourne with a tree from a Northern France battlefield where French and Australian soldiers fought side by side in World War I. The tree will be sent to be planted at Victoria’s Shrine of Remembrance.
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Melbourne
Australia
France
Victoria
Shrine of Remembrance
Treasure box of extinct huia feathers found in New Zealand
A gold miner on the Molyneux River unearthed a sixteen inch package containing seventy huia feathers from a box wrapped in flax matting and bark cloth. Maoris valued the feathers for chiefs and hunters say the birds have not been alive in New Zealand for forty years. The box likely dates back over a century, indicating a hidden trove from ancient times.
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New Zealand
Molypeaux River
New
Muffins From Getty Barclay Lemon Muffins Recipe
Cream lard sugar and salt. Beat in egg and milk. Fold in flour and baking powder sifted three times. Stir in lemon juice. Batter baked about 25 minutes yields 12 to 15 muffins. Useful week recipe by Getty Barclay with measured ingredients.
Orange Banana Salad
Peel oranges down to juicy pulp then slice. Peel and slice bananas. On lettuce beds arrange alternating orange and banana slices. Top with boiled dressing and a banana ball or cherry if desired. Serves six.
Mirror of Events in Tibet Warns Against Wheels
Tibet's sole monthly newspaper argues the western world faces an economic crisis due to machines. It claims machines let two men do the work of twenty thousand, causing unemployment and money shortages that kill trades. It urges suppressing wheels to secure better times.
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Tibet
Globe
Power From The Clouds Studying Thunderbolts In Africa
Dr B F J Schonland leads studies at the Institute of Electrical Engineers in Johannesburg to understand lightning and harness its energy. The United States sends ambassadors to 35 foreign nations.
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B. F. J. Schonland
Institute of Electrical Engineers
Johannesburg
South Africa
United States
Sunday School Lesson Golden Text Entry
The lesson centers on Hebrews 12 2 looking unto Jesus the author and perfecter of faith with the cross and crown imagery. It references Matthew 27 1 46 as the Passion narrative and Devotional readings from Psalm 27 1 5 14 19 27 31 to illuminate faith under trial.
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Explanations Of The Crucifixion Verses 32 50
Explanatory notes discuss Jesus being led to Calvary the Place of the skull and refuse wine mingled with gall while noting the world of ordinary people bore the responsibility for his death. It also covers taunts darkness the death and a closing devotional reflection on the passion and its mystery.
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Calvary
Alfred Edersheim
Jerusalem
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P. Whitwell Wilson
G. Campbell Morgan
Dominion menu to appear on CN transcontinental trains
W W Swinden announces that Canadian National Railways will replace a la carte service with a distinctive table d hote offering. The menu will feature Maritime sea foods, Ontario spring lamb, Lake Winnipeg goldeyes, and fruits from Maritime provinces Quebec Ontario and Okanagan BC with seasonal timing for dishes. Tourists at border points will find fresh lobsters smelts baby mackerel and regional potatoes apples and blueberries highlighted when in season.
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W. W. Swinden
Maritime Provinces
Ontario
Lake Winnipeg
Maritimes
Quebec
Akron man builds world’s most wonderful clock
Marvin Shearer, a 70 year old inventor from Akron Ohio, completed a clock he believes to be the world’s most wonderful. The timepiece covers 27 large cities, sings and talks, and includes a reedless pipe organ that plays hourly. Valued at 50000 dollars, the 10 year project uses 5000 wood pieces and miles of wiring.
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Marvin Shearer
Akron
Reuters Established Nine Decades Ago By Pigeon Post
The famous European news agency Reuters began operations about ninety years ago using a pigeon post service, marking an unusual start in its long history. The note highlights an early era of rapid global information despite primitive delivery methods.
Agricultural Notes Prairie in Dominion Farm Reports
Dominion Department of Agriculture notes estimate provincial crop and farm costs. Reward wheat tops protein tests with Marquis and Garnet. turnip acre labor hours given. Spruce supplies vast paper potential. tobacco fertilizer soybea n meal comparable to cottonseed. Water iodine links goitre. acre measurements and fertilizer use in Prairie provinces discussed.
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Cereal Trust
Dominion Division of Chemistry
Canada
Dominion
Harrow
Ont
Dominion Department of Agriculture
United States
Beager Wheeler
Roathern
Saskatchewan
Centenary Sportsmen Racing Club Founded in Paris
About one hundred years ago in November 1833 a group of sportsmen formed a racing society after sheltering from a Paris storm in a cafe near the Palais Royal. Lord Henry Seymour served as president and Thomas Bryan as first secretary. The inaugural meeting occurred May 4, 1834, on the Champ de Mars in Paris.
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France
Longchamp
Paris
Palais Royal
Lord Henry Seymour
Thomas Bryan
Champ de Maru
Underground London water reservoir spans thirty miles in every direction
A natural water reservoir lies below London extending about 30 miles north and south of the city and equally east and west, forming a vast hidden supply beneath the metropolis.
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London
City
Hudson River Channel Runs Under Sea Miles
A fragment notes the channel of the Hudson River extends beneath the sea for many miles, suggesting land lies well above the surface and remains visible from below the waves.
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