Coronation plans and global events sweep the world
The king will hold a great review for ex-service men during the coronation period next spring. D D Murphy, assistant inspector of civil aviation at Carcram Yukon territory, is announced. Bimontown to gift a King forward coronation field and youth recreation at a South African naval port. Russia may market 100000 Canadian cattle yearly, says CG Serhan in Calgary. Maris Teresa thaler declared legal currency of conquered Ethiopian kingdom by cabinet decree after Rome edict last July. A royal commission hearing advocates establishing a training school to teach trades to boys and girls. Navigation closed for season at Churchill after harbor crews depart. All weasels removed from water into alrpways. Lady Emma Morrison dies at 66 in Ottawa after long illness. naval link to Sir Edward Morrison.
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D. D. D. Murphy
Carcram
Yukon Territory
Russia
CG. G. Serhan
Montreal
Calgary
Rome
Royal Commission
Canada
Churchill
Hudson Bay
Emma Morrison
Edward Morrison
Ottawa
Nave
New Orleans
Sir Edward Morrison
Canadian Artillery
It Is Not On Trial But Part Of Our National Life
The London Morning Post argues that democracy is not on trial in the United States but part of the national life, contrasting it with dictatorial regimes led by Hitler or Mussolini. The piece questions the durability of dictatorship and whether any country can depend on constant leadership of one man.
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Hitler
London Morning Post
Lighthouse Guiding Motors Near Leipzig Erected
A lighthouse to guide motorists approaching Leipzig has been erected with glass walls lit at night showing directions and distances. Indicators at crossroads direct approaches to Leipzig. an atlas analogy compares Australia’s placement to ocean distances.
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Leipzig
Germany
Safety Devices Forewarn Miners With Mechanical Monitors
J. W. Claypool of Hibbing Minnesota spoke at the National Safety Conference in Atlantic City about new instruments to detect mine-wall weakness. A dynamometer prop embedded in a ceiling support records pressure rises like a thermometer, while a steel bar and spring system traces spring compression on a drum to warn of impending cave-ins.
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J. W. Claypool
Hibbing
Minn
National Safety Conference
Atlantic City
Claypool
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Created Her Own Job
A clever girl visited offices in one city and offered to bring socks ties shirts belts and handkerchiefs for busy professionals. She learned each client’s preferred colors and price, then showed only suitable items with correct shirt sleeve lengths. The men saved time and money using her shopping service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Farmers to Promote Land Settlement in Western Canada
Adolf Schmidt of the Central Farmers' Co operative Association Prague says fifty Czech families will come to Manitoba next spring to settle on farms. If reports are favorable, more settlers may follow. The association has 10,000 members and the families plan capital from $1000 to $5000 each.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Adolf Schmidt
Central Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Remarkable 78-year-old woman walks 35 miles round trip
Residents of Hines Creek Alberta recall a feat of endurance by a 78-year-old woman who walked four miles from her home to Hines Creek, then twenty miles to Fairview, and returned with groceries on her back. The journey totaled about 35 miles.
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Hines Creek
Alta
Fairview
Unusual Trade Goods and Signals Across Lands
A historical note describes diverse commodities and signals: tea bricks in China, copper slabs in Sweden, and items like tuttle milk salt and tobacco used as colmage in various regions. London bans automobile horns and adopts an electric bell signal as a replacement.
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China
Sweden
London
Week End Drinkers Threaten Health Says Chicago Doctor
Dr Joseph A Capps of the University of Chicago warns that weekend drinkers risk mental breakdown loss of will power and confidence and that a nation of hard liquor drinkers could undermine health and mental integrity. He advocates mild drinks for youths and notes some evidence that light late life spirits may help arteries.
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Chicago Medical Authority
Kanaan City
Joseph A. Capps
University of Chicago
Capps
Boston
Canadian critic urges graded novels like eggs in reading
William Arthur Deacon told an audience in London Ontario that great art cannot be pre judged and that critics cannot claim infallible taste. He urged readers to develop a critical attitude and warned that with about 20 English language novels pouring from presses daily, most readers cannot cover more than a small fraction.
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Wiliam Arthur Deacon
London
Ontario
Deacon
Canadian Radio Commission Announces New Transmitter and Studios
The Canadian Radio Commission stated a 5,000 watt transmitting station will be built at Lulu Island in British Columbia and the modern studios within the Canadian National Railways hotel in Vancouver will be ready to operate early this winter. The studios are described as the most up to date in Canada.
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Canadian Radio Commission
Lulu Island
B.C
Canadian National Railways
Vancouver
Canada
New Model Receiver Aims at Personal Radio Comfort
A compact radio receiver about the size of a large watch is announced. It can be placed beneath a pillow on a divan or hung on the back of a chair to deliver broadcasts directly to the user lying or seated nearby.
Britain Accepts Challenge Race With Russia For Gold
In 1936 Soviet Russia is expected to produce about 6,000,000 ounces of gold and, with expansion, to become the world’s largest producer by 1939 surpassing South Africa. Last year output reached 5,650,000 ounces. 1928 saw 899,000 ounces. Virgin Siberian deposits remain untapped as British interests back the race for gold leadership.
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Russia
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
South Africa
Siberia
Love as the Superior Gift in First Corinthians
Sunday school lesson surveys Pauls argument in First Corinthians 12 13 and 14 stressing love as the essential motive behind all gifts and actions. The piece contrasts ecstatic speech and knowledge with love, notes that without love even mighty gifts are worthless, and cites Meyers on love as God centered and selfless.
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Paul
Apostle
Jesus
God
F. B. Meyers
Crochet Them Both They Easy Hat And Purse Set
Crochet pattern 5408 offers a hand crocheted hat and matching purse. Directions cover single crochet, materials, stitch illustrations, and a center panel contrast. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union for pattern access.
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Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winsinee
Gas masks cleared from arms embargo in Spain conflict
In London the international committee supervising non-intervention ruled gas masks are not war material. With over a dozen government replies agreeing, gas masks will be legal to export to either side in the Spanish civil war under the current embargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Committee
Wright Brothers Early Years as Hobby Flyers
The Wright brothers turned their first steps toward powered flight into a careful study. They read extensively and tested ideas by flying kites and shaping curved surfaces. They spent years planning and analyzing before mounting an engine on a girder for their historic powered flight attempt.
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Wright Brothers
Wright
King to attend coronation durbar in Delhi?
The Manchester Guardian reports the king’s attendance at the Delhi coronation durbar may be decided soon. If confirmed, December next year would likely be the date, placed between India’s provincial and federal elections.
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Delhia
Manchester Guardian
White Meat For Everyone From Violet Ray Chickens
A Niles Centre Illinois chicken farm adopts violet ray techniques to eliminate daylight and produce chickens with only white meat for all, ending family battles over Sunday meals.
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Niles Centre
Tlllnois
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Lighthouse Guides
Australia
United States
Great Britain
Chile
Mecca
Lord Baden-Powell
Baden-Powell
Girl Guides
Boy Scouts
Scotland
Aberdeen Scouts
Templars’ Park
Maryculter
Maryculter House
Knights Templars
Dees
Annis Stukus
Argos
New Broadcasting Stations
England
Alice Brooks
Edmonton
Regina
Phillips
Sor
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