World Wheat Situation and Western Canada Seeding Outlook
The article analyzes the 1932 33 world wheat market and Western Canada seeding plans. It notes low prices, large Canadian carryover, and export prospects while detailing European bumper crops, reduced U.S. production, and expected demand shifts through July 31. It cites Donald M. Marvin, Royal Bank of Canada economist, and provides expectations for Canada’s carryover and global trade effects.
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Western
Canada
Donald M. Marvin
Royal Bank of Canada
Orient
Europe
Germany
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Holland
Scandinavia
Czecho-Slovaka
France
Russia
Danubian
United States
U.S
Broomhall
Australia
Travel Tales at a Small Station
A Booking Clerk says changes are needed before reaching York as a village traveler laments only packing the clothes on her back. An American woman has married the third of three brothers after divorcing the other two, a note that echoes a compliment to the mother-in-law.
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York
Oil Found in Austria Resembling Texas Geology
Oil has been discovered in Austria in a geological formation that parallels a Texas structure. The find suggests potential reserves and follows exploration activity by local geologists and energy firms evaluating the field's extent.
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Austria
Texas
Western Fair Circuit Attractions For Western Canada Exhibitions
Secretary J E Bat tie said contracts for attractions across the western Canada circuit have been signed by five fairs. Despite cost cuts, officials expect the 1933 lineup to compare with past years. The Bird of Paradise setting will headline each evening during fair week, sponsored by A Thavin. The director will select talent from the region, with five or six musicians per exhibition center. Other grandstand acts include the Four Night Hawks, Seven Tip Tops, Nine Toyama Japs, Rita and Dunn high wire, Three American Clowns, and Master Eugene the boy xylophonist.
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J. E Battie
Western Canada
A. Thavin
Night Hawks
Hypnotic Apples May Speed Banana Ripening
Sir William Hardy told the British Association of Refrigeration that a box of Canadian apples in the same refrigerator as bananas from the British West Indies can rapidly ripen them. He cited air streams over apples carrying emanations that influence vegetables, noting elderly apples extend this effect, while potatoes show limited growth or none.
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Canada
British West Indies
Sir William Hardy
British Association of Refrigeration
Sir William
Egypt's Sole Paper Mill Serves Alexandria Demand
The article notes one paper mill in Egypt located in Alexandria producing cardboard for cigarette boxes from local wastepaper and rags. In 1931 only forty six tons of pulp were imported, with a project underway to build a new mill using local vegetation for pulp while considering imported woodpulp for higher grades and newsprint.
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Egypt
Alexandria
Nervous Women urged to try Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
A vintage appeal urges nervous women to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims nearly sixty years of use and that 98 of 100 women report benefit, encouraging readers to buy from a druggist and watch results.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E
No Use For It Lady of the House Editorial Quip
A dialogue fragment features a speaker asking a householder why he does not work and citing the proverb about a rolling stone. The tramp retorts that moss has no practical use for a man in his condition, shifting the focus to practicality over motive.
Industrialization Drives South China's Rising Importance
South China continues to lead in industrial growth with expanding factories and new infrastructure. officials say the shift strengthens regional economies and attracts investment from domestic and international firms.
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South
China
Revival Expected for Timber Industry in District
A. E. Parklow, district forester, told the Prince Rupert chamber of commerce that log and lumber stocks are at three year lows. He warned yard poles and line materials are near depletion and railways must order replacements, predicting 1933 may see a partial return to normal activity after 1932’s low ebb.
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A. E. Parklow
Prince Rupert
Mystery Dress Pawned Four Decades Ago in London
A wedding dress pledged 40 years ago and paid for regularly has become untraceable as the owner vanished. Moves from one pawnbroker to another after the original shop closed, now held by Robertson's Ltd. The faded dress with a trailing skirt and whale-bone bodice remains unreturned to its owner.
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London
Robertson's Ltd
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertisement
Off colour how is your liver. Your liver is a small organ that can disrupt digestion and elimination. Do not rely on salts oil miners water laxatives candy or gum. After bowel movement you need a liver stimulant. Carter's Little Liver Pills will restore sunshine to your life. They’re purely vegetable safe sure. 25c at all druggists.
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Carter
Indoor Gardening Seeds and Varieties Highlight McKenzie Catalogue
The A. E. McKenzie Company catalogue from Brandon is mailed to prairie customers with standard and new varieties suited to Canadian soil and climate. It features Sand Cherry, Crested Wheat Grass commercial offerings, and announces two contests with $5 215 in prizes tied to the World's Grain Exhibition in Regina July 24 to August 5.
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A. E. McKenzie Company, Ltd
Brandon
Prairie Provinces
Canada
McKenzie
Regina
Literary Tribute To Lady Nicotine In English Letters
The article surveys tobacco’s role in English literature from Elizabethan times to modern days. It cites King James I’s early objections, then notes writers and characters such as Sir James Barrie Kipling and Thomas Mann praising cigars and tobacco as a muse and comfort.
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John Hawkins
Ralph Lane
Virginia
Francis Drake
Walter Raleigh
England
James I
Europe
James Barrie
Rudyard Kipling
Kim
Invite Mollisons for Canada tour this summer
Aviation leaders plan to ask Ottawa’s civil aviation department to invite Capt James Mollison and his wife Amy Johnson to tour Canada this summer. They may pursue a trans Atlantic flight first then a leisurely Canada flyover with stops along the air mail route before a non stop return.
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James Mollison
Amy Johnson
Canada
Department of Civil Aviation
Ottawa
Mollisons
Dominion
Trans- Canada Air Mail
Argentina Exports Over 15 Million Tons in Ten Months 1932
Argentina shipped more than 15,000,000 tons of products in the first ten months of 1932. The report highlights strong export activity across major sectors and notes continued momentum into the end of the year.
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Argentina
Women know what they want when they want it
A concise opinion notes that women may lack imagination but possess clear desires when pursuing what they want, presenting a gendered stereotype in a brief column.
Artificial Heart Shows Remarkable Dog Rescues
Report from Moscow states two physicians at the Institute for Blood Transfusion developed an artificial heart. In dog trials they restored life to a complete animal and kept a living heart out of action for four and a half minutes. Such results promise potential for treating currently incurable human heart diseases. Also notes William Dunlap's 1794 tragedy Leicester, also called False Deception.
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Moscow
Institute For Blood Transfusion
Leicester
William Dunlap
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Milburn
T Milburn Co
the World Wheat Situation
Minnard
Childrens Colns Cup
AV Abed Sd
B.C. Forester
Lady Nicotine
Maggie
Thomas Mann
Capt. Mollison
Soe
Neu Iatis
Itt
Rae
Pre
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Opplofoud Pares pagoueTs
Hamilton
Ontario
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