Princess Junho and T. K. Cheng Aboard Empress Route
Princess Junho sister to the ruler of Manchukeo and her hushbald T. K. Cheng were passengers on the Duchess of Richmond. They traveled across Canada by Canadian Pacific Railway and sailed Vancouver to the Orient on the Empress of Canada amid heaviest traffic in years. Special low fares attracted many travellers during the holiday across the Dominion.
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Junho
Reaperor
Manchukeo
T. K. Cheng
Duchess of Richmond
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
Orient
Dominion
Company P R annual statement shows major wage cuts
The annual statement reports decreased earnings with most railway employees taking a fifteen percent pay cut. Higher officers face a twenty percent reduction and directors a twenty five percent cut. EB WWW Beatty, chairman and president, requests and receives a forty percent reduction.
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Co. P. R
Higker
EB Www. Beatty
Torontonian Easter Reach After Duchess of Richmond Voyage
Eight days after witnessing the Grand National Classic at Aintree in England, a number of residents from Toronto returned home in time for Easter. Their swift trip was enabled by the Duchess of Richmond under new commander Captain Arthur Rothwell.
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Aintree
Liverpool
Duchess of Richmond
Arthur Rothwell
Canadian Pacific expands freight via Port McNicoll lake route
The Canadian Pacific Railway announces it will accept freight shipments via Port McNicoll with lake and rail connections, though delays are possible at Port McNicoll until the first sailing. Three CP steamers will operate on the Great Lakes in the upcoming season.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Port McNicoll
Canadian Pacific
Great Lakes
Metagama to be Scrapped After Atlantic Service
The Metagama of the Canadian Pacific Steamships, nicknamed Bride ship of the Atlantic for transporting many brides to Canada, will be sold for scrap after fifty years in rail and sea service. A Royal York banquet honored Robert E. Larmour and company leaders E W Beatty Grant Hall and George Stephen for long service. L G Prevost becomes solicitor for Quebec, effective April 1, and Captain David Sinclair McQueen of the Duchess of Atholl retires May 1 after 44 years at sea.
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Atlantic
Great Britain
Canada
Metagama
Canadian Pacific Steamships
Canadian Pacific Railway
Royal York Hotel
Robert E. Larmour
Toronto
E. W. Beatty
K.C
Ll.d
Grant Hall
George Stephen
L. G. Prevost
Province of
Quebec
Rodolphe Paradis
David Sinclair McQueen
Canadian Pacific
Duchess of Atholl
Allan Line
Home-Made Calf Meal For Experimental Farm Calves
At Brandon Experimental Farm a home mixed calf meal supplements skim milk for young calves. The dry mix combines oat chop barley chop and ground flax seed, prepared with hot water and fed as the jelly when cooled. Two heaping tablespoons daily rise to about one-half pound, boosting fat and protein to promote faster growth and better condition, with oats bran and hay added as appetite allows.
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Brandon
Forage Crops Suitability At Brandon Winter Fair
Brandon Experimental Farm staff fielded inquiries on Sudan grass sorghum and corn value for grasshopper areas. Sudan grass provides July August pasture. seed after frost risk ends late May early June. Sorghum yields green feed when 30 inches tall, cut in stages. sugar cane varieties Black Amber Early Amber best for Manitoba. Corn varieties Falconer Minnesota No 13 Northwestern Dent Gebu show good results. Falconer tall six feet with late September maturity. early strains suit central Manitoba. Gehu early yellow dent matures late August to early September and fits hogging off. Canadian National Railways west revenues end April 7 higher than 1933.
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Brandon
Sudan
Manitoba
Brandon Experimental Farm
Falconer
Minnesota
Northwestern Dent
Gebu
Dent
North Dakota
Saskatchewan
Crop notes on sorghum and corn varieties and planting
The passage notes lite sedan grass and sorghum are frost susceptible and should be sown in spring. Corn is valued mainly for winter feed and can be planted three weeks earlier than sorghum to reach maturity sooner. Varieties Gebo Northwestern Dent (early strain) Minnesota No 13 and Falconer are well known.
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Northwestern
Dent
Minnesota
Early potatoes from sprouted seed tubers method trial
An agricultural note describes sprouting seed tubers in diffused light at 50 to 55 degrees, then planting after four to five weeks. It reports yields from five treatments, with sand sprouting giving the highest July 25 and August 16 harvests, though hand dropping in rows is required.
Canada and United States transit and society notes
War Department tolls show 1933 canal traffic with 415 ships paying 1 742 808 56, Canadian operation toll free. W. H. Mackenzie King to speak at Centennial dinner in Toronto March 5, ex mayor Tom Church to introduce him. Edith Kingsmill wins US speed skating title in Winnipeg. Banff crowns Dorothy Standish queen. Laurentians unveil Flying Kilometre ski race with helmeted entrants speeds 53 mph. Husky team flies to New Hampshire Dog Derby for Quebec event. Winnipeg Rugby team honored after playoff run. CP hotels plan early summer openings June 22. Forbes newlywed couple from Ottawa. Irene Robbins is related to Roosevelt.
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Panama Canal
United States War Department
Britain tops postwar business boom says CN rail exec
P A Clews European Manager of Canadian National Railways, visiting Montreal on business, says Britain’s postwar conditions are the best since the war. He cites improved iron and steel, coal, tin plate, and railway revenues, plus a stronger exchange rate aiding inter imperial trade. He notes Britain’s automotive industry leading US rivals and expanding into Continental markets with new market approaches. He predicts British manufacturers will send reps to Canada and buyers from Britain will seek Dominion goods.
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Britain
Europe
P. A. Clews
Canadian National Railways
Montreal
Canada
Dominion
Whooping cough risks and prevention for infants
The article warns that whooping cough endangers young children, noting 540 Canadian deaths last year including 331 under one year. It emphasizes keeping coughing children away from babies, early signs, transmission methods, and the need for cleanliness and fresh air while noting uncertain vaccine efficacy.
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Canada
Oakner and Chumah Scotia United Churches Service Times
Rev N B McLenaghen to lead OAENEB service at 11 am with Sunday school at 12 10 pm. BOOTIA Sunday School at 12 38 pm and preaching at 1 30 pm. CHUMAH services at 3 15 pm with Sunday School at 3 pm and preaching service.
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Oakner, Chumah&Scotia United Churches
Bootia
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