Real Light On Russia At World Grain Conference
E J Stirniman, former Soviet agricultural adviser, presents firsthand observations from Russia to Regina delegates. He argues the state uses food control to enforce obedience, describes wage monetization through bonds, widespread poverty, and a centralized Moscow-driven system where state farms dominate and party loyalty drives appointments.
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Russia
Regina
E. J. Stirniman
Brooklyn
Iowa
Mr. Surniman
Canada
Mr. Stirniman
Stirniman
Moscow
2 State Farm
Saskatchewan scientists reveal heat protection for grain at World Grain Conference
Dr. R. K. Larmour J. S. Clayton and C. L. Wrenshall of the University of Saskatchewan report on using a vapor called toluene to prevent heat damage mustiness and fungi in wet wheat. The discovery aims to safeguard grain during damp seasons and after drying.
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R. K. Larmour
J. S. Clayton
C L. Wrenshall
University of Saskatchewan
Prairie Canada
Saskatchewan
Regina
Maxims of King George Inspire Restraint and Wisdom
An English journal presents a collection of quotations attributed to celebrated figures led by King George. The maxims promote obedience, discernment, humble endurance, and calm victory or loss, reflecting the monarch’s dignified rule and offering daily guidance to readers.
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King George
Buckingham Place
George
Regina
Gelatin Tomato Cups with Shrimp and Mint
Betty Barclay’s recipe outlines peeling and chilling tomatoes, making a lemon orange jelly layer, and filling shells with a shrimp celery mayonnaise mix. Half fill shells with shrimp and celery blend, top with lemon jelly cubes, garnish with mint or olives, and serve cold in lettuce cups.
International police group formed in Chicago meeting
Police officials from Canada, the United States, and Europe met in Chicago to form the International World Police organization to track criminals globally. Barron Collier sponsored the conference with New York deputy police commissioner support, and Winnipeg Chief Chris H Newton attended.
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Chicago
Barron Collier
New York
International Police Conference
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Winnipeg
Chris H. Newton
Orange Bran Cookies From Old Family Recipe
The recipe uses 14 1 1 for flour, baking powder, salt, orange rind, butter, sugar, egg, milk, orange juice and bran flakes. It describes creaming butter with sugar, adding eggs and citrus, then folding in flour and bran, chilling, rolling, cutting and baking 425 degrees for 5 to 10 minutes to yield about four dozen cookies.
Chileanize Labor Law Spurs Native Worker Preference
Chile restricts factory and office jobs to 95 percent Chilean nationals. Thousands of foreign residents face departure unless they are married to Chileans or have ten years in the country. Those performing unskilled native duties may be exempt.
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Chile
Hourly Nursing Service Organized by Edmonton Nurses
The Edmonton Graduate Nurses Association has created an hourly nursing service linked to the graduate nurses registry. Patients can obtain skilled home care for set periods, paid by time rather than per visit, with cooperation from the medical profession to benefit patients, nurses, and the community.
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Edmonton
Graduate Nurses’ Association
Graduate Nurses’ Registry
Graduate Nurses
Club for North Atlantic Solo Aviators Forming
Amelia Earhart Putnam and Captain James A Mollison discussed plans for an exclusive club of aviators who have crossed the north Atlantic. Wiley Post expressed approval and Col Charles A Lindbergh and Jimmie Mattern will be invited to join.
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North Atlantic
Amelia Earheart Putnam
James A. Mollison
Wiley Post
Charles A. Lindbergh
Jimmie Mattern
London hatters donate 2000 old hats to charity
London hatters distributed 2000 donated hats to charity bringing relief to local communities. The gesture highlights the shop’s commitment to supporting those in need and replenishing supplies for charitable groups.
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London Hatters
Commodity prices rise in the Netherlands
Prices for key goods climb in the Netherlands as market demand and supply stresses push costs higher. Traders and consumers watch for further shifts in staples and industrial inputs amid evolving economic conditions.
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The
Netherlands
Vimy Ridge Memorial Under Construction Yet Vast in Scope
The Vimy Ridge memorial, still unfinished fifteen years after the Armistice, spans 240 acres on the Douai Plain and features twin 138 foot pylons, the Spirit of Sacrifice, and reliefs of Peace Justice Truth and Knowledge. Sculptor Walter Allward has worked since 1925 in London, aiming for a dignified tribute to Canada and France, with Dominion Day dedication anticipated and Sir Julian Byng to attend.
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Vimy Ridge
Doual Plain
Douglas Haig
Canada
Walter S. Allward
London
Yugoslavia
Diocletian
Spalato
France
F. A. McKenzie
Kent
Scotland
Julian Byng
New York Times
Canadian Legation in Tokio Nears Completion
Work on the Canadian legation in Tokio is advancing rapidly and should be ready for occupancy by Hon. Herbert Marler, Canadian minister to Japan. Mr. Marler urged Ottawa to proceed to exploit low labor and material costs, with long term financing arranged despite initial funding concerns. A government statement is expected soon.
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Tokio
Herbert Marler
Japan
Marler
Ottawa
Haiti Coffee Exports Surpass Expectations This Year
Coffee exports from Haiti have exceeded all expectations this year, signaling strong international demand and potential growth for local growers amid rising global prices and favorable harvest conditions. The report highlights sustained shipments to key markets and mentions ongoing efforts to bolster quality and infrastructure.
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Haiti
Ellerman the Shipping Tycoon Behind Britain’s Global Reach
Sir John Ellerman, famed for organizing Britain’s sea power, died in France. From a humble clerk to owning a major stake in British shipping, London properties, and extensive newspaper holdings, he amassed vast wealth while avoiding political influence and yachts.
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Sir John Ellerman
Sir John
France
Southampton
Sydney
Britain
Ellerman
Henry Ford
Rockefeller
Thomas Lipton
London
Northcliffe
Arthur Harmsworth
Alberta to Move 150 Settlers North on Rail Plan
The Alberta government and the railways will share the costs of moving about 150 settlers from drouth-stricken southern areas to more favorable sites in northern Alberta. The Dominion government’s share decision is awaited, according to Hon. George Hoadley.
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Alberta
Railways
Dominion
George Hoadley
Barley Food Staples in Bible Times and Scotland
Barley served as a staple food across biblical eras and widespread cultures. In Exodus 9 31 barley is noted, and in Scotland barley meal known as bere meal remains used for porridge today.
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Scotland
Dentists Favor Soldiers as Best Dental Patients
In a dentist's view soldiers make ideal patients due to their familiarity with drilling and routine dental work.
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Geneva
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Europe
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Saskatchewan Research Workers de
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Buckingham Palace
Lerset
Virginia
Ture
Betty Barclay
Bran
Vimy Ridge Memorial
Canadian Legion
Gude Famos GP
Cippleford
Paren Canouers
Hamilton
Ontario
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