Goats Die in Synthetic Diet Heart Study at Gernell University
A goat named low mood died from degenerated heart muscle after ten months on a synthetic diet replacing hay with cellulose. This sixth fatality in the test group suggests a diet related heart risk while researchers under Dr L A Maynard and Dr C M McCay pursue factors for animal nutrition and potential human implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Nell University
L. A. Maynard
C M. McCay
United States
The Jig S aw Puzzle Of Life
A meditation on life as a jigsaw puzzle where patience, focus, and the elusive key piece shape meaning. An authoress tale of night work on a complex puzzle shows how a stray fragment reveals color and pattern, urging readers to seek the missing piece in their own lives.
Harbour entrance at Churchill opens above 30 feet depth
The harbor entrance at Churchill Manitoba features a minimum depth of 30 feet and a width of 1600 feet. In contrast a note mentions giraffes can go without water when their food is juicy.
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Churchill
Manitoba
Fashion Hint How to lengthen skirts with dyeing
Mrs. G C of Levis Quebec describes a method to extend the life of old short skirts by dropping hems and redyeing the dress with Diamond Dyes. She bleached first, then dyed to achieve a darker underedge look and uniform color that lasts through washing.
Northland Miners Seek Highway Outlet to Hudson Bay Junction
In The Pas motorists crave an external link as 80 cars and 35 trucks struggle within a limited downtown network. A 100 mile graded corridor toward Hudson Bay Junction Saskatchewan is proposed, with a passable road to Clearwater Lake partially cleared but not yet drivable.
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Pas
Clearwater Lake
Hudson Bay Junction
Saskatchewan
Island Potatoes Shipments Rise From Halifax Exports
Heavy shipments of potatoes from Prince Edward Island are arriving at Halifax via the Canadian National Railway as part of a renewed export boom. About 300 carloads have been booked for export and steamers are chartered to load full cargoes for southern ports.
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Prince Edward Island
Halifax
Canadian National Railways
Nova Scotia
National Dairy Council appoints Allan Fraser secretary treasurer
Allan C Fraser of Calgary is named secretary treasurer of the National Dairy Council of Canada succeeding W F Stephen of Ottawa. The appointment follows the council’s two day Toronto meeting which also rebalanced the executive to provide equal producer and manufacturer representation and reduced voting delegates from 33 to 18.
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Allan C. Fraser
Calgary
National Dairy Council of Canada
W. F. Stephen
Ottawa
Toronto
W. H. Forster
Hamilton
P .C. Colquhoun
Maple Creek
Sask
P. C. Colquhoun
Norman Clarke
Didsbury
Alberta
R. A. Hurford
Courtney
B.C
Hector Cutten
Truro
N.S
W. L. Carr
Huntingdon
Que
Col. C. B. Price
Montreal
Robert Barbour
Yorkton, Sask
J. M. Carruthers
Winnipeg
W. G. Marritt
Mr. Fraser
Mr. Stephen
Improving Wheat Section Aims for Same Yield on Half Acreage
Dr. Esse Gussow a Dominion botanist told a Winnipeg conference that producing the same wheat quantity on half the land could cut production costs. He said progress is near but will take several years and multiple researchers across Canada. He plans a western tour to inspect results from various sites.
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Esse Gussow
Dominion
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Gussow
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
West
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promise Quick Liver Stimulation
An advertisement claims liver discomfort causes mood and digestion issues and promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as the best liver stimulant. It asserts the product is safe, purely vegetarian, and sold by druggists for 3 dollars and a fraction.
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Carter
International preacher promotes church unity across nations
Rev. Frank H. Bushfield, once of Winnipeg, leads congregations in Stewart British Columbia and Ryder Alaska. He aligns with the United Church of Canada through Prince Rupert Presbytery and has studied at Victoria College Toronto, with past service in Alberta and Vancouver.
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British Columbia
Alaska
Frank H. Bushfield
Winnipeg
United Church of Canada
Stewart
B.c
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Postmaster’s Clash Sparks Quick Wager in Street Talk
A terse exchange erupts as a passersby imitates gangster speech to a postmistress student of crime fiction, asserting a brisk demand that clashes with street dialogue. The moment captures a playful yet sharp banter over timing and tempo.
Debating University Voices Connect Three Cities by Radio
The first Edmonton Winnipeg Saskatoon radio debate linked University of Alberta and University of Manitoba representatives. A live, seamless three-station broadcast used four 30 second repeater reversals to switch sound flow, while Saskatoon played music as judges decided.
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University of Alberta
University of Manitoba
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Mrs Alice Mary Herbert Russell Brown Leads Inventions
Mrs. Alice Mary Herbert Russell Brown announces in the London Gazette her intent to assume her husband Sydney George Brown FRS's Christian names. She is praised for a leading role in developing his electrical and gyroscopic inventions. His work includes wireless airship and aircraft messaging and a gyroscopic compass for maritime use.
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Alice Mary Herbert Russell Brown
London Gazette
Sydney George Brown
F.R.S
Flying Corps
Bear Rugs Come Back as Low-Cost Floor Coverings
Bear rugs and mounted heads have become a growing industry at The Pas as skins sell cheaply. White bear rugs from Churchill country go for about $10, black bear rugs cost less, and large polar bear rugs fetch around $75. Black timber wolves reach $20. The era notes high interest in Abraham Lincoln and Napoleon records prior to 1870.
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The
Pas
Churchill Country
New U S Jobs to Open in Forest and Conservation Work
The United States plans to open about 250000 jobs of a new kind for the unemployed. The Senate and House finalize unemployment measures while the Labor Department enrolls workers for reforestation soil erosion and conservation projects life in forest camps will replace pounding the pavement.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
Senate
House
Department of Labor Agences
Fresh water ling nickname for Lake Winnipeg fish The Maria
The Maria, a plentiful lake Winnipeg fish, is commonly nicknamed the fresh water ling. This informal label reflects its value and regional naming practices.
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Lake Winnipeg
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Mecca
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Beane
Mea
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Xhere
Cigat
Yaa
National Dairy Council
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Winnipeg Free Press
Itm
Abraham Lincoln
Napoleon
U.S
Neil Crewford
Hamilton, Ont
Milburn
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