Prince's Birth References and Rural Life Letters
A chronique piece notes the birth of a prince and expresses royal joy. It blends reflections on Princess Elizabeth, national sentiment, and the author’s personal farming days with details on farm life, power cuts, threshing, and household adaptations, ending with a political aside about parliamentary leadership salaries.
What ahead for bacon and eggs in 1949
The Financial Post reports on significant food sector developments affecting Canadian farmers taxpayers and industries. The article previews trends and outlooks for meat and egg supplies and related markets in the coming year.
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Financial Post
The
United
Novel gift ideas from gloves and fabric scraps
Homemaker feature shows creative uses for odd gloves and fabric to craft gifts and practical items. It includes DIY projects like arm bands, doll accessories, pin cushions, and holiday tree trimmings, plus tips for saving electricity and simple recipes Welsh rarebit and cabbage dishes.
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Cours
Milady
USA
Canada to See Record Grain Crop In 1948
Dominion Bureau of Statistics projects overall grain production in 1948 will surpass 1947 with about 372 million bushels of wheat, 338 million of corn, and strong gains in barley rye and flax. Increases stem from higher yields and larger acreage, especially in Ontario Quebec Manitoba and the Prairie Provinces.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Prairie Provinces
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Ripening of the Harvest in Canada
The article extols the ripening harvest of Canadian crops as a wondrous achievement. It credits energy, skill, science, and invention from farmers and workers, praising their contribution to global food supplies and the fight against hunger. It emphasizes national welfare and world aid from Canada's agricultural progress.
Knowing Weeds Helps Eradication This Winter
The article explains weed life cycles and control strategies for annuals biennials and perennials. It stresses targeting seeds for annuals and using fallowing and cultivation against perennials while noting the need to study each weed’s life history for effective eradication.
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G. A. Elliott
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Canada
Britain Leading Shipbuilder Dominates Global Tonnage
Britain remains the world’s foremost shipbuilder with 56 percent of total ceasals under construction. Global tonnage under construction reaches 4,021,889 tons, with the United States at 162,072 tons and Canada at 125,847 tons.
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Britain
United States
Breeding Stock Imports Rise for US Breeding Purposes
During the year ended June 30 1948 about 42 5 thousand pure bred domestic animals were imported duty free into the United States for breeding purposes, exceeding 1947 by over six thousand. Of these 34 4 thousand were cattle predominantly Holstein Friesians, 43 thousand sheep with more than half Suffolk, 28 thousand swine mostly Yorkshire, and 260 breeding horses. About five million US citizens are connected with Canada by birth or marriage.
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United States
Suffolk
Yorkshire
Canada
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