Egypt Buys Canadian Apples Reach Noted Export Peak
Canadian apples find favor in Egypt rising to a fourth largest buyer. In 1933 Egypt imported apples valued at 135177 dollars after a trial Ontario shipment of Ganos Baldwin and Ben Davis. Canada’s 1933 apple exports totaled 2905415 barrels worth 11043439 dollars with the United Kingdom the next major market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Ontario
Ganos
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Canada
Annapolis Valley
Nova Scotia
San John
New Brunswick
Quebec
British Columbia
United Kingdom
About 488 Bird Species in Canada
The article notes Canada hosts about 488 distinct bird species with many sub species. birds vary by habitat and region, with some nesting northward and wintering near the tropics. Ottawa alone lists 246 observed species, and a keen observer can expect around 200 birds in Ottawa area, with about 100 possible in a single day during migration peaks.
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Canada
Tropics
Antarctica
Ottawa
Canadian
Not Much Left for Him in College Sports
Fragmentary line notes a college son involved in football and worse at track work. Mentions education as a possible path and hints at a personal or journal entry tone without full details. The readable content centers on athletic effort and educational aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagr
Kreisler Clever Price Prank Revealed By Edstrom
Chicago violinist Fritz Kreisler allegedly used barbed sarcasm over a musicale engagement. Alfred E. Edstrom recounts Kreisler’s tale of being asked to mingle with guests for $2000, then offering a half price of $1000 if excluded from the audience.
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Fritz Kreisler
Alfred E. Edstrom
Chicago
Kreisler
Myr. X Kreisler
Edstrom
Kressler
Mr. Kressler
Mr. Kreisler
No Free Lessons Offered by Suspect in Theft Hearing
A police magistrate questions a culprit about how the man’s watch was taken from a vest pocket despite a patent safety catch. The thief responds with calm dignity, stating that the full course of six lessons costs $10.
Comic dialogue snippets on cars and manners
A quirky dialogue scene features a service manager, a motorist, and the Hiltons. Banter covers car troubles, mistaken phrases about the Russian steppes, a joke about a new dance, and a quip about a South Sea Island wife remaining quiet until her husband speaks.
Gregory Theatre Mystery Melodrama Stars Montgomery
Gregory Theatre presents mystery melodrama featuring Robert Montgomery Elizabeth Allen and Lewis Stone. Also shows include a Looney Tune short Buddy The Gob't Pepper Pot Cabinet Meeting and The Devil Horse screening.
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Robert Montgomery
Elizabeth Allen
Lewis Stone
Buddy the Gob
Bieter
Devil Horse
Noted Gossip Over Mrs Strongmind’s Marriage Dynamics
A fragment quotes remarks about Mrs Strongmind and her husband, hinting at differing views on his temperament. The exchange suggests the husband may be gentle and patient or merely fearful in certain moments, reflecting domestic tensions.
Paper Doll Dilemma Between Children
Dialogue shows Little Ethel clinging to paper dolls while Little Willie admits abandoning them long ago, highlighting a childhood shift in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Willie
Free Samples Boost Frugal Fair Maid Nav
A woman named Mazie enjoys a splendid complexion and replies to ads offering free samples. The snippet notes Frank-Mazie’s charm and the idea that the samples cost her nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank—Mazie
Muaude
Perfect Reason Divorce Request Sparks Incompatibility Claim
A courtroom exchange centers on grounds for divorce as Mr. Jones seeks a divorce while his wife resists. The line highlights incompatibility as the stated reason.
College Girl On Track Is Quick Said To Shine
A brief exchange notes that a college girl is fast on the track, with a sharp remark emphasizing she should perform well. The dialogue highlights athletic potential and public interest in her performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
James
Dining room doors opened at summer hotel
A brief reminiscence recalls a person who used to open dining room doors at a summer hotel, in contrast to a hypothetical scene of being surrounded by wolves. The exchange captures a quirky habit and a playful hypothetical.
Marking the Perfect Man Quote Echoes Search
A fragmentary quotation urges readers to mark a man dubbed perfect so they can recognize him again, suggesting a riddle or social prompt about identity and recall. The lines imply caution and recognition in a poetic or conversational context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Canadian Salt Output in 1933 Ranks Third Largest in History
Canada produced 280 115 tons of salt in 1933, the third largest yearly total behind 1928 and 1929. Imports reached 135 620 tons with net exports of 1 335 tons. Major production centered in Ontario, Nova Scotia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, with limited activity in Alberta New Brunswick and Northwest Territories.
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Canada
Pacific Coast
Hudson’s Bay Company
McKenzie Basin
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
New Bruswick
British Columbia
Northwest Territories
Testimonial Fragment Ends in Executor’s Handwriting
A quack dismisses a testimonial as inappropriate to publish and notes a man writes about starting the medicine. The passage breaks off with a signature in another handwriting, added by the executor.
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Toronto
Grace Lantz
Detroit
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Harold Kennedy
Mrs. Harvey
Stratford
W. McFadden
Mrs. T. Scott
Mr. J. Campbell Currie
Chatham
Ernest Woods
Mary and
Wesley
Alma
R. Bennett
E. H. Vincent
Billie
Barbara
Hamilton
Little Miss Wannetta Smith
Isaac Bennett
Georgetown
Robi. Bennett
H. E. Sutcliffe
Shirley
G. H. Lantz
William Johnstone
F. A. MacLean
Weston
Alex. Macdonald
Margaret J. Macdonald
Sarnia
Messrs. G. Cook
H. Skilling
Hi. Elliott
McNabb
Watkins Glen, N. Y
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Creemore
J. A. Mowat
R. B. Johnstone
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C. A. Conway
Church Street
John Chapman
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Ada Somerville
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Mary Dennis
Wasaga Beach
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W Higgs
Jerry Law
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Rankine Nesbitt
Mary Anderson
W. H. Stewart
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G. Parker
Fenton
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Ida and
Edith Nelles
Charles Hamilton
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Allan Perryman
Lloyd M
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Harold
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Richard William Dingle
Burlington
Knox College Chapel
Marvin Nelson
Luke
Mrs. Hilton
William
Mr. Hilton
A. D. Savage
Guelph
Savage
Overseas Steamship
Freday
MR. X
Victor McIaglen
Rufus Jones
Fox ‘News
Helen Twelvetrees
Parke
A. T. Brown Druggist
Wood’s Grocery Family
GRO
Iéc
Heinz Soaps
Barker's Cakes
Mundy
BROS
George Grant
Duncan Marshall
Tech
Acton Citizens
Monster
J. F. Robertson
F. L. Wright
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