Search Arctic For Missing Scientists
RCMP to resume search for Dr H K F E Krueger and Danish assistant R A Blare missing since 1930 northwest of Ellesmere Island. Two parties will venture from Bache Peninsula to trace their route aided by Eskimo cross Smith Sound.
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Sen
Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
H. K FE Krueger
R. A. Blare
Ellesmere Island
Canadian Arctic
Department of the Interior
Canadian Mounted Police
Bache Peninsula
S.S. Boothic
Canadian Archipelago
R.C. P
Dr Krueger
Craig Harbour
Cape Sarbo
Dundas Harbour
Devon Island
Mrueger
Boothic
Robertson Bay
Greenland
Smith Sound
R.C.M.P
Stalworthy
RCMP
Hamilton
Munro
Corporal Stalworthy
Constable Hamilton
Axel Heiberg Island
Krueger
Croker
Axel Heiberg
Amund Ringnes
King
Nature Made Salmon Colors Are Natural in Canned Goods
The article explains Canadian canned salmon contains only fish and juices with a dash of salt and no artificial color. It notes sockeye is a rich red while other varieties are pink, and that color comes from natural pigments. It highlights salmon as a protein rich food with iodine and vitamins, canned mainly from British Columbia, with up to 2,200,000 cases packed annually.
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Canada
British Columbia
First all Irish talkie under way in Ireland
Work has begun on the first all Irish talkie titled Sweet Inniscara. Augustus Pitou wrote the script and his family has long managed Irish stars in America. Scenes are being filmed outside Cashel and in Limerick Kerry and Cork with interiors of famous Irish castles and cabins to be shown. Emmett Moore is the producer.
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Augustus Pitou
America
Cashel
Limerick
Kerry
Cork
Emmett Moore
Quebec bylaw would expel physicians for illegal liquor sale
A proposed bylaw to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Quebec would expel any physician convicted of selling alcoholic liquor illegally. The bylaw, submitted to Hon. A. David and approved by the cabinet, labels such a conviction as an act derogatory to professional honor.
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
Quebec
A. David
Fiestess Questioned At Evening Party
A dialogue scene shows a concerned guest asking why the host must depart and take his wife. The professor apologetically confirms the necessity of their leaving together.
Rumor Says 1902 nickel Worth a Lot Despite Five Cents
Rumors claim a 1902 nickel carries high value, but the coin remains officially worth five cents. No verified sale or appraisal is reported.
Lost Lemon Mine Tale Hinders Alberta Gold Rush
The article recounts Alberta gold legends from 1879 onward with Joe Lemon and partner Black Jack who found ore west of Nanton. Lemon killed his partner, fled to Montana, was jailed for the murder, and died of smallpox before execution. The Lost Lemon Mine myth inspired later prospecting in Livingstone Valley.
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Alberta
Mother Earth
Joe Lemon
Black Jack
Montana
Livingstone River
Nanton
Lemon
Livingstone
Red Deer River
Livingstone Valley
Car parts save fuel and safer timer spark plug
A garbled exchange describes a carburetor saving 30 percent fuel, a timer saving 50 percent, and a spark plug saving 20 percent. The speaker claims after 10 miles the gas tank overflowed and notes Iceland bans auto imports.
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Moses
An Interesting Bird Banding Experience
A banded purple finch originally marked in New Haven Connecticut on March 23 1926 by Mrs Frank Hubbard was later found with a broken wing in Deep Brook Nova Scotia on July 4 1931. Miss Blanche Spurr nursed it until release August 16 1931 while the band remained on the bird prompting potential future reporting.
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Canada
National Parks of Canada
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Frank Hubbard
New Haven
Connecticut
Blanche Spurr
Deep Brook
Nova Scotia
Spurr
Canada’s Button Industry Produces Millions in 1930
A Canadian Government report shows 1930 button production reaching in the millions with the vegetable ivory button leading sales. Fresh water pearl buttons ranked second, while patent detachable bachelor buttons fell off. Industry includes 12 establishments, $1.41 million capital, and 397 workers. Writing rooms for travelers’ mail open in German railway stations.
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Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
Canada spends on highways and vehicles in 1930
Official report shows Canada spent 93 million dollars on highway construction and maintenance in 1930. Ontario had most surfaced highway mileage, while total motor vehicle registrations reached 1.24 million, with passenger cars numbering 1.05 million and gasoline consumption at 479.6 million gallons nationwide.
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Canada
Dominion
Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
United States
New Zealand
Hawaii
France
England
Alberta
Spread Of Wheat Rust Heads North In Airborne Winds
Researchers from the United States Department of Agriculture and the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station report summer rust spores travel by high air currents from the south into northern wheat lands. A new defense using a fungus and germ from USDA and University of Minnesota teams offers a cure by enabling infected wheat to recover.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
E. C. Stakman
Lee Hines
Harry C. Ukkelburg
Wallace Butler
United States Department of Agriculture
Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
United States
Mexico
M. N. Levine
A. A. Granovsky
J. G. Leach
University of Minnesota
Revival Of Piety As Key To Nation
The piece argues that America needs a revival of piety more than railway extension irrigation tariffs crops or a larger merchant marine or navy. It emphasizes fathers who prayed before meals during harvest and early prayer meetings as essential to national character, warning wealth alone does not make a nation substantial or honorable.
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America
Mistakes as learning guides and dangers of cover ups
A brief reflection on mistakes guiding action and progress. It notes that errors reveal what not to do, what not to use, and what not to employ, while the main harm lies in concealing them and failing to profit from lessons learned.
Recall at Willys-Overland in Toronto signals production ramp
The Willys-Overland Company in Toronto says it will recall between 400 and 500 workers immediately after the New Year and begin steady production. The move represents about half the normal staff. In a separate court exchange a judge questions leniency as a prisoner replies that his lawyer is handling his first case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willys-Overland Company
Highway To Kenora Finished
Winnipeg will gain a direct link to Kenora with opening set for July 1, traffic allowed earlier. The project boosts Manitoba tourism to Lake of the Woods and spurs further highway work toward the United States boundary and Fort William.
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Winnipeg
Kenora
Manitoba
Ontario
Lake of the Woods
Canada
United States
Lord Selkirk
Fort William
Duluth
Lake Superior
Arctic Sea Life Under Canadian North Climate
Records from the North West Territories and Yukon Branch of the Department of the Interior note that Arctic sea life remains robust despite cold conditions. Ice during winter creates a clear boundary, sustaining sea mammals and a developing yet significant fishery economy, with abundant marine vegetation supporting subsistence and animals.
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Canadian North
North West Territories
Yukon
Department of the Interior
Arctic
Arctic Circle
Ancient Egyptian Carpenters Carve Boats in Nile Tomb
In the Cairo Museum a five thousand year old tomb carving shows carpenters at work building Nile boats. Tools include chisels hammers saws and adzes similar to modern craftsman tools.
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Cairo
The
Nile
The Girl Who Knows She Cannot Sing or Play
A candid reflection on a girl who admits she cannot sing or play yet remains a classroom favorite due to her humor honesty and perseverance. Her self awareness endears her to peers and teachers alike.
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Altes Schloss
Gandhi
Dhuheartach
Black Rock
Scotland
Hesperus
Glasgow
Erin
Emerald Isle
Ireland
Hollywood
Abie
Iceland
Studdy
Germany
Toronto
Leon
Moustique
Charlernt
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