Universal Pasteurization Emphasized by Health League Leader
Sir James Woods of Garden, MacKay & Company writes 7 500 letters urging support for the Health League of Canada. The League aims to promote universal pasteurization of milk to prevent disease, citing bacterial risk and public health failures in dairies and local officials.
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Sir James Woods
MacKay
Company of Toronto
James
Health League of Canada
Canada
Health League
Social Hygiene Council
Sir James
Gordon Bates
Ontario Milk Distributors’ Association
The
Ontario
Reindeer Herd Aims To Feed Far North Eskimos
More than 3 000 reindeer led by Seattle's Andy Bahr moved from Alaska to western Canadian Arctic near the Mackenzie river mouth producing 881 fawns in the first season at the new home. The Canadian government ordered 215 steers killed for Eskimo children at Shingle Point and Aklavik schools, with some meat given to patients in two hospitals.
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Seattle
Andy Bahr
Alaska
Mackenzie River
Canadian Arctic
Shingle Point
Aklavik
A. L. Fleming
Arctic
Shing Point
Crows Not Caught as Hunters Bend Rules of Counting
An old hunting box near Berlin was turned into a shooting range with baited hare to lure crows. Each time the number of men entered and left the box, the crows waited for the final person to depart before attacking the bait, until five men went and four left, revealing the birds had learned to count and wait.
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Germany
Berlin
Contrasts in Nature and Seasonal Photo Studies
Photographer John van Guilder urges capturing scenic contrasts across seasons and weather. He suggests revisiting familiar scenes to show mood shifts, from rain slick streets to illuminated monuments, evergreen groups, and dynamic coastlines for engaging album entries.
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Neptune
Dominion Marketing Board reports for year ending March 31 1935
The Dominion Marketing Board’s 1935 report shows total cost 96816 and creation of 10 schemes with local boards six in British Columbia and four in Ontario. Prairie poultry scheme and multiple local boards cost 66000 while overall expenses were 8983. The act governing the board is under constitutional validity test at the Supreme Court of Canada.
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Dominion Marketing Board
British Columbia
Ontario
House of Com
Prairie Province
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Eastern Canada
New Ink Gun Tactics Raise Moral Alarm in Cairo
The New York Times reports Cairo police have developed ink spraying guns that tag demonstrators with a liquid lasting days. Rioters branded by the ink must stay hidden, seen as a humane disabling method yet provoke comparisons to gas in warfare and concern over escalating street violence against students.
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Cairo
New York Times
Youll Win Prizes With This Afghan Pattern 5439
Learn to make a striking afghan from readily illustrated steps. Uses small wool scraps of varying weights to create jeweled squares, plus optional pillow tops and chair sets. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union for pattern 5439.
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Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave E
Winnipeg
Canada Apple Production Rises In 1935
Canadian apple output for 1935 is estimated at 4,141,000 barrels, up from 3,891,000 in 1934 and above the five year average of 4,063,000. All provinces except Nova Scotia show increases. Nova Scotia stays at 1,800,000 barrels, same as 1934.
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Canada
Nova Scotia
New Grain Elevator Contract Awarded in Three Rivers
Carter Halls Aldinger Company of Toronto wins a private contract to build a 2,000,000 bushel grain elevator at Three Rivers Quebec. The project value is estimated at about seven million dollars.
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Three Rivers
Que
Carter- Halls-Aldinger Company
Toronto
Nine in ten Indians depend on agriculture for living
A historical note states that nine tenths of India's population rely entirely on farming for their livelihood. The figure is presented as a general demographic observation with no further data or context provided.
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India
Noise Abatement Campaign Expands Worldwide
Health editor Jas W Barton reports on a global push to reduce noise, noting public petitions to governments, silencing devices on machines, rubber tires and linings, and railway efforts. The piece also discusses rootrot risks in seed wheat and seed treatment to improve germination and vitality.
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Dominion Laboratories of Plant Pathology
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Edmonton
London City Council
Jas. W. Barton, M.D
Death of Mrs. Julia Chatterton Revered Folk Song Collector
Winnipeg Free Press remembers Mrs. Julia Chatterton who died in London while pursuing an global folk song project. She roamed many lands collecting songs with risk and effort aided by the International Folk Song and Folk Lore Society she founded. Her goal was a world anthology, including over a thousand tunes, to aid Canadian cultural unity.
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London
Julia Chatterton
Morocco
Jugoslavia
Egypt
Greece
Albania
Spain
International Folk Song and Folk Lore Society
Winnipeg Free Press
Burning the Clavie Ceremony Observed at Burghead
The annual Burning the Clavie ceremony was observed at Burghead Scotland marking Old Year and scattering evil spirits said to be tied to Druidic Pict fire worship traditions.
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Burghead
Scotland
Beavers Build Dams Nourish Southern Saskatchewan Drought Areas
Beavers create reservoirs by damming small streams aiding rehabilitation efforts in drought affected southern Saskatchewan. The practical activity highlights wildlife contributing to water conservation and landscape recovery during dry periods.
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Saskatchewan
Imperial Chemical boss cites secrecy over arms deals
Sir Harry McGowan of Imperial Chemical Industries told a royal commission the company would face objections from governments if it disclosed transactions with other nations. He said publication would aid competition active since Germany re entered the field and noted chlorine export bans affected his firm. John Brown and Co. said their output remains under Admiralty control.
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Harry McGowan
Imperial Chemical Industries
Royal Commission
London
Harry
Imperial Chemical
Germany
John Brown and Co
Admiralty
Fresh Water Troughs In New Barracks For Horses Near Berlin
Horses at Neustrlitz near Berlin gain fresh water by stepping on a disk in each stall. The barracks boast modern ventilation heating lighting cooking and salary arrangements and were built in one month by 1 700 workers. A Utah dry ice well from 1924 was abandoned as not commercially viable. American forests are estimated to capture and store solar energy equivalent to one and a half billion wm2 of coal annually.
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Neustrelitz
Berlin
Utah
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