Forestation in the West Canada Forest Resources Emphasized
Dominion forestry data show Canada holds vast forest areas totaling about 1.16 million square miles within nine provinces. Eastern Provinces and British Columbia host most timber with 168.752 million cubic feet in the East, 45.828 in BC, and 24.577 in the Prairie Provinces. Programs promote tree planting to aid soil and moisture conservation and wind damage.
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Canada
Dominion
British Columbia
Prairie
Dominion Forestry
P.F.R.A
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Forestry Commission
Saskatoon
Value Shown By Experience in Forestry Education
The article argues for a Western university forestry school and expanded research in tree culture. It notes prairie adaptability, benefits for snow retention, soil protection, wind breaks, moisture conservation, and aesthetic value, urging wider planting along highways and stronger support for the field.
Bride’s Attire Linked to Ancient Customs
A tradition in India and Egypt had the bride and her attendants wear identical clothing to confuse evil spirits and protect the bride from harm. The practice aimed to prevent selective targeting by malevolent forces during weddings.
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India
Egypt
Character Counts The Cobden Lesson
An oak plank hung in Cobden’s London brokerage office bearing the motto Character Counts. Richard Cobden rose from modest means to become a renowned English merchant and reformer through unceasing industry and integrity.
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London
Richard Cobden
Lifu
Manchester
Cobden
A Politician’s Lockjaw Warned of Unthinkable Fate
In a smoky room a thinker declares this about an unconquerable leader. He jokes that the politician could endure typhoid pneumonia meningitis and yellow fever and recover, but if he ever had lockjaw he would burst.
Linen Exports Rise After Government Allocation
A sharp increase in linen exports to the United States and Canada is anticipated following the government's release of 3,500,000 yards of airplane linen valued at £1,000,000 to Northern Ireland manufacturers. The entire allocation is designated for export trade.
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United States
Canada
Northern Ireland
Crossword Puzzle Clue List
Readable crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries covering tools, bodies, animals, colors, and common terms. Includes Latin roots and references to myth, geography and science with numerous standard crossword hints.
Britain bends Luftwaffe radio beam during war
British scientists secretly deflected the German navigation beam used to guide bombers, a wartime trick likened to trench raiders. The redirected beam caused German bombs to fall on Dublin in 1941, prompting protests from Mr. de Valera and a Luftwaffe apology blaming wind, with the code names Headache and Aspirin noted by RAF circles.
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Britain
No Man's Land
Dublin
de Valera
Berlin
Eire
London
Ottawa Journal
Opens New Store Derby
Thomas Foster former mayor of Toronto Ontario whose 1 168 555 will has been probated the will bequeaths a 600 000 trust to the University of Toronto for cancer research a 10 000 stork derby fund is created the four ten year periods begin with the death date December 11 1945 and runners must reside in Toronto for a year prior to start and remain through the race winners get до 2 500 at end of each period
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Thomas Foster
Toronto
Ont
University of Toronto
Honest Tom
Price Control And Rationing Information
Questions on wartime pricing explain sugar coupon demand totals Canada twelve million pounds needed for all coupon holders. Details on poultry pricing to restaurants. Maple sugar and syrup ceiling prices listed by grade and format with transportation charges noted. Guidance to request Consumers' News pamphlet or Blue Book from Wartime Prices and Trade Board offices.
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Canada
Consumers’ News
Prices and Trade Board
Rationing to Persist in Canada Amid European Shortage
O. R. Rodemar, administrator of rationing for the prices board, stated in Winnipeg that Canada’s rationing will stay under the current system while Europe’s food shortage lasts. Butter rationing is expected to continue until August 1947, meat until July 1947, and sugar into 1948, with policy tied to ongoing conditions. Some butterflies’ wings are speckled with over a million scales.
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O. R. Rodemar
Montreal
Prices Board
Winnipeg
Europe
Canada
Duke of Leinster to Open London Boarding House
The seventh Duke of Leinster plans a ducal London boarding house at 9 Hamilton Terrace St. John’s Wood. Breakfast included for eight guineas weekly. services of a butler, chauffeur driven car, and hairdresser available. The house has twelve bedrooms and three bathrooms with the Duke’s ground floor apartment facing the street.
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London
Duke of Leinster
Hamilton Terrace
St. John’s Wood
Ireland
Irish Guards
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
West Riding
Marquis of
Kildare
Gems of Thought and Haik Reflect Moral Beings and Culture
A collection of quotes on character moral purpose and inner force from Aristotle Cicero R W Clark H Wood Mary Baker Eddy Bishop Warburton. The Haik is defined as a scarf like cloth worn by Arabs Moors and Mohammedan peoples. 2666
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Aristotle
Appalling TB toll on European children shocks activist
Dr. George Thelin of Save The Children International Union warned in Ottawa that thousands of European children suffer from tuberculosis with up to 80 percent in parts of Poland and around 40 percent in France Belgium and Holland infected. He cited worsening conditions as travel moved eastward across Europe with tuberculosis rickets and extreme malnutrition widespread.
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George Thelin
Save the Children International Union
Geneva
Ottawa
Poland
France
Belgium
Holland
Europe
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