World Happentygs Briefly Told From a Fragmented Page
A collage of brief items notes Bri sh art in the National Gallery, Leonard Walsh s death in Manchester, Alberta seed fair dates in Edmonton, Chamberlain's view on League of Nations armed forces, tax relief in Rolling Fork Mississippi, US grain exports in four months, Littoria s founding in Italy, a matinee pension fundraiser for actors, Karlsruhe naval visits to North America in 1935 with port stops listed.
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National Galery
Leonard Walsh
Stephen ‘Walsh
MacDonald (Labor
Cabi
Manchester
Expres
Alberta
Edmonton
Alberta Seed Board
Calvary
Rolling Fork
Mise
Manor Sam Rosenthal
United States
Italy
Littoria
Pontine
Benito Mursolini
King George's Pension Fund
Karlsruhe
San Francisco
Vancouver
Houston
Texas
Charleston
8.C
Salmon Can Output in BC Seen Above Long-term Average
British Columbia will post 1934 canned salmon output well above the 1929-1933 five year average. By mid November the pack topped 1,855,000 forty eight pound cases versus the 1,330,750 case average. Full year total expected near 1.6 million cases. In 1933 the pack was 1,268,072 cases. 1930 saw a record 2,221,783 cases while 1931 produced 685,104 due to curtailed operations rather than salmon scarcity.
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British Columbia
British Columbia Court Grants New Trial in Murder Case
The B C court of appeal granted a new trial to Richardson Eneas and Alex George, four Unree Sanford reserve Indians, convicted of killing Dominion Constable F H Gisborne on the reserve on May 23. The appeal was heard in October and the decision was handed down. The men originally faced a death sentence for the crime, with a hanging scheduled for October 26, but a reprieve was granted pending the appeal result.
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British Columbia
Surprise Valley builds large sails for growing needs
Surprise Valley municipality in southern Saskatchewan advances construction of large sails for naygrowing purposes. Farmers may receive credit on relief for work. The plan aims to provide water to yield about 1,000 extra tons of hay.
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Surprise Valley
Saskatchewan
Agriculture and Weather Data Service Described
Dr J Patterson of Toronto heads the Datation Meteorological Service which compiles daily and monthly data for agriculture navigation airways and national enterprises. At the Dominion Entomologists conference in Ottawa he explained weather forecasts relate to farm insects and diseases and urged appointing a full time agricultural meteorologist to expand the service with funding.
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Clan Meteorological Service
de. J. Patterson
Toronto
Dominion
Ottawa
Patterson
Little Journeys In Science On Plant Fertilizers
Gorgon 1 vert MA explains how plants use carbon dioxide and oxygen, drawing minerals from the soil. Key fertilizers are calcium phosphates, nitrogenous matter, and potassium compounds sourced from rock phosphate, bone, slags, and legumes, with blends tailored to crop needs. A joke about a jury and a thermometer in grain bins closes the piece.
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Vert
France
Germany
Dress Pattern Adverts for 710 Styles and Fabrics
A Winnipeg newspaper ad outlines dress patterns and fabric options for pattern No. 710 in sizes 14 to 40, with choices in black crepe silk and satin back moire, rhinestone buttons, and contrasting trim. It advertises yardage requirements, pattern department address, and a Fall Winter Fashion Magazine for 20 cents plus a sewing booklet.
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Winipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
England vs West Indies teased in park game
An old geoucwan encountered a group of boys in an English park and asked one youth what they would play. The boy replied they planned a game of cricket pitting England against the West Indies.
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Geoucwan
England
West Indies
Fatigue Linked to Mental Strain Says Psychologist
Prof. M. Jokon ton of University of Virginis told Sigma XI Society that thorough fatigue can induce at least mild insanity in a person. The remarks were shared at the honorary scientific frater nity meeting.
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M. Jokoton
Sigma XI. Society
University of Virginis
Unemployment in France Rises by About 100000 From Year Ago
France faces a worsening job market with unemployment roughly 100000 higher than a year earlier. Officials cited sectors like services and manufacturing as slow to recover while youth employment remains challenging.
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France
Canadian Fur Farms Field Diverse Range Of Pets
Canada hosts over six thousand fur farms with more than five thousand producing fox. The industry values animals near seven million dollars, expanding beyond silver fox to muskrat, mink, raccoon, and other fur bearing species. Nutria and chinchilla are also raised in North America.
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Canada
South America
Bolivia
North American
Recipes For This Week By Betty Barciart
Chocolate butter and sugar mixture beaten with egg and flour forms a thin layer in two 8 by 8 inch pans. Top with nuts and bake at 400 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes then cool and cut into 2 inch squares to yield two dozen crispy treats. Gelatin based salad folds celery pineapple and cranberry sauce, then chills in mold and unmolded on lettuce with mayonnaise, serving six.
Snapshot guild artful guides for holiday photography
The guide advises on capturing Christmas scenes with care. It emphasizes photographing the new skates, wreaths, a tree and decorators from a distance to show the setting, using a photo flash for emphasis and avoiding harsh direct light on children.
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Pearen
Chrismas
Heck
Tate
Neamare Swaman
Big Brother Aims at Santa In Holiday Photo Tips
The article offers practical advice for holiday photography by JOHN VAN GUILDER. It emphasizes long exposures in dim scenes, capturing family gifts and decorations, and using a tripod and photoflash to photograph carolers and festive displays without delaying the moment.
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Shia
Anwanes
Boss Keeps Found Money After Employee Late To Work
In Boston a boss fired a late employee after revealing a hidden 200000 German marks found in a divan. The employee urged sharing the windfall but was refused. The boss confessed the money was his and was worth about thirty five cents, aiming to teach punctuality.
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Mhe
Boston
Age Equals Greatness: Works After Seventy Across History
A catalog of celebrated achievements shows Commodore Vanderbilt at 70 plus adding about 100 million to his fortune, Kant at 74 authoring major works, Tintoretto painting Paradise at 74, Verdi composing Otello and other works by 80, Lamarck finishing The Natural History of the Invertebrates at 78, Holmes writing Over the Teacups at 79, Tennyson penning Crossing the Bar at 83, and Titan painting The Battle of Lepanto at 98, per Golden Book.
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Commodore Vanderbilt
Kant
Tintoretto
Verdi
Lamarck
Oliver Wendel Holmes
Tennyson
Titan
Lepanto
Golden Book
England Curfew Rings On As Bells Echo Across Towns
Curfew still rings across England in many places including Hailsham Sussex where it supposedly never broke since the Conqueror era. Worcester’s St Helen’s church peals feature eight bells with inscriptions about battles of old commanders under Queen Anne, one being the famed Pie Bell once rung at midday on Christmas Day.
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England
Hailsham
Sussex
St. Helen's Worcester
Marborough
Anne
St Martin's
Worcester
Peat Race Ireland Faces Global Turf Briquette Challenge
Ireland aims to install modern peat briquette processes to defend its leadership in peat production. About 3,500,000 tons yearly are made in the Free State, while Russia reportedly produced 35,060,000 tons in a year from a far larger bog area. Finland and Sweden join the competition, but Ireland does not fear them.
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Irish Free State
Russia
Ireland
Finland
Sweden
Free State
New Coal Fields Found Near South Pole By Byrd Expedition
The second Byrd Antarctic expedition discovers coal fields 182 nautical miles from the South Pole at the Thorne Glacier head in the Queen Maud range. Plant-bearing sandstone holds fossils and hints at extensive coal deposits. Griffith Taylor foresees Antarctica potentially housing the world’s largest coal reserves. Zebra fish and scattered misquoted lines appear in the text.
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South Pole
Thorne Hlacier
Queen Maud Range
Griffith Taylor
Antarctica
British Columbia Superlatives Gathered in Victoria
FRANK GIOLMNA notes BC leads Canada in wealth, resources, and records. Victoria hosts Canada’s largest dry dock and tallest telescope, Strathcona Park, Vancouver Island waterfalls, and a prominent lumber industry. The piece catalogs numerous provincial "largest" honors tied to Victoria and broader BC geography.
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Frank Giolmna
Canada
Victoria
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
British Empire
Must Register Stores AN retailers in the Free State
The Free State Commission on Shops urges general business registration to curb excess retailers and aid public control while protecting owners. It highlights the Irish Travelling Shop, a mobile trader that buys farm produce and sells to farms, noting these vehicles pay no taxes and choose prime locations. The commission argues the travelling shop should also be registered.
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Trish Free State
Free State Commission On
Italy's Record Still Stands In Record Flight Attempt
Wiley Post failed to reach 48008.36 feet for a new world altitude record while Italian Lt Renato Donati's 47252.02 foot mark remains. Post said Washington info suggested he would need to surpass Donati by 200 metres to claim the record and the Bureau of Standards did not report his exact height. He planned another attempt.
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Wiley Post
Bureau of Standards
Renato Donati
Italy
Post
Washington
Bureau of Standaras
Restsa
New Idea in China Organizes National Soul Begging Corps
In Shanghai a new anti Japanese effort forms the National Soul Begging Corps. The group, made up of Chinese workers, targets shops selling Japanese goods by kneeling in doorways and loudly praying for shop owners to save the national soul.
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Shanghai
Ancient Bronze Warrior Found in Italian Well
An early Latin warrior dated between 2500 and 3000 years old was uncovered in a well near Lan- Wwio, Italy, his bronze armor indicating elite status and ancient craftsmanship. The discovery provides insight into early Latin military culture and bronze-age warfare in the region.
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Lan- Wwio
Italy
Moon Features Puzzle Over Formation Causes
Scientists admit uncertainty about how lunar craters plains and mountains were formed. Current theories suggest volcanic and impact processes but conclusive evidence remains elusive.
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Moon
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League of Nations
League of Nations Union
Austen Chamberlain
B.C
B.C. Indians
Litle
Science
By Een Worth
Patigue
Canadian Fur Farms
Betty Barciart
Cyhe Snapshot Guild
Big Brother
Santa
John van Guilder
Feacher
America
Robert
Ohio
Columbus
Nish Free State
China
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