Canadian National Parks Attract Great Army Of Tourists
The piece lauds Canadian National Parks drawing a surge of visitors in 1922 and predicts a larger Western convoy in 1923. Banff Banff Windermere Road opens June 30 linking seven thousand miles of the Grand Circle Tour, offering rugged Rockies scenery and virgin forests.
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Inpn
Canada
Canadian National Parks
Rocky Mountains Park
United States
Banff
Canadian Rockies
Banfff-Windermere
Alberta
California
Rockies
Virgin Mountain
Forest
Rocky Mountains
Vermilion Pass
Brisco Range
Sinclair Pass
Lake Windermere
Beekeeping Prosperity Span Canada Across Provinces
Canada sees growing interest in apiculture with rapid expansion in Manitoba Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Beekeeping yields high returns with a growing export market and government support boosting hive counts and revenues nationwide.
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Dominion
Canada
Dominion Land Settlement
March Dairy Exports From Canada Rise Pending Markets
Canada’s March dairy shipments totaled 266 489 pounds of butter worth 118 884 dollars and 562 400 pounds of cheese valued at 140 529 dollars with powdered milk at 23 816 dollars and 2 916 400 pounds of condensed milk at 265 - 215 dollars. Russia took 116 000 pounds of condensed milk and the United Kingdom 424 500 pounds, the United States 702 400 pounds, Jamaica 165 600 pounds, Mexico 104 800 pounds, the Netherlands 150 260 pounds and Cuba 132 000 pounds. About 164 500 pounds of powdered milk and 126 400 pounds of condensed milk went to Germany.
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Canada
Bermuda
West Indies
United Kingdom
Russia
United States
Jamaica
Mexico
Netherlands
Cuba
Germany
Whistle Skills and Business Acumen Mentioned
A compact reflection notes that a man’s rising business ability makes it harder for him to whistle a popular tune correctly. The observation blends skill in enterprise with musical ease.
Aeroplane Rescues Couple In African Jungle
Mrs Helen T Gaige wife of Prof Frederick M Gaige of the University of Michigan was rescued after an eight point zero magnitude tremor over Panama jungle. Three US army aeroplanes reached the couple seventy five miles from the telegraph station near the Costa Rica border. Mrs Gaige injured her right hand in a gun accident during their eighteen month reptile study expedition.
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Panama
United States Army
Helen T. Gaige
Frederick M. Gaige
University of Michigan
Gaige
America
Milk Drives Boost School Lunches in California
California leads a statewide push for milk in schools with daily half-pint bottles in San Francisco and Berkeleys programs and nutrition classes. Doctors and professionals donate services as the state reports record milk consumption in 1922, rising per capita intake to 22 gallons while butter use climbs to 22.5 pounds.
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California
San Francisco
Berkeley
Opticians
Canada advances in child welfare says Robertson
Dr. James W. Robertson of Ottawa, chairman of the Canadian Red Cross Society and chief commissioner of the Boy Scouts Association, told the New York Canadian Club that Canada has made more real progress in child welfare in four years than any other nation. Six Canadian universities offer courses for women to train for infant life saving.
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New York
James W. Robertson
Ottawa
Canadian Red Cross Society
Boy Scouts Association of Canada
Canada
May Demolish Eiffel Tower For Reconstruction Use
The Eiffel Tower of Paris may be demolished to reuse its material for reconstruction in devastated regions. The Saint Assase wireless station near Melun has superior receiving and transmitting facilities compared to the tower.
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Paris
Saint Assase
Melun
France Drives Wheat Campaign for Self Sufficiency at Paris
An agricultural congress in Paris led a campaign to enable France and its colonies to raise all the wheat needed after the year. The drive emphasizes better methods seed and fertilizer rather than more land. The report notes economic stress on fruits and that grapes may bear the impact.
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Paris
France
Rivals In Dairying Canada Faces International Competition
The Dominion Dairy Commissioner J A Ruddick and Regina’s W A Wilson return from New Zealand and Australia noting rapid gains in dairy capacity. New Zealand builds many factories and exports large butter volumes while Australia also advances. Ruddick warns Canada will face tougher future competition in quality and quantity. December 1922 New Zealand butter graded reached 9 758 tons, up from 6 128 tons year earlier. five month total 35 663 tons versus 24 944 tons in 1921.
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Dominion
J. A. Ruddick
W. A. Wilson
Regina
Saskatchewan
New Zealand
Australia
Ruddick
Canada
Butting in and the Lesson in Veracity
An inspector at a town school asks pupils to name the greatest virtue and what it means to give time to talk with them. Johnny Smith volunteers that the inspector is “butting in” when pressed for the answer. The column ends with aphorisms on Washington, Solomon, and interpreting a woman's eyes.
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Johnny Smith
Canada’s Railway Progress An Outstanding Feature In Development
The Dominion Livestock Bulletin notes co operation in marketing poultry and outlines how railways fuel Canada’s growth. It traces railway expansion from 1871 to 1920 and 1921 metrics, including miles operated capital invested passenger and freight growth and the role of natural resources in tonnage handled.
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Canada
Dominion
Dominion Livestock Branch
A. Benson
Ontario
Department of the Interior
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Railways
Time for an English Premier as Baldwin leads call
The Toronto Telegram argues England deserves the premiership of the United Kingdom after a long exclusion. It notes past English leaders and asserts Stanley Baldwin, representing an English constituency, embodies English character and deserves the chance.
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Great Britain
England
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ulster
Salisbury
H. H. Asquith
Rosebery
Campbell-Bannerman
Lloyd George
Bonar Law
Mothers work to earn living as mothers seek employment
The Childrens Bureau of Labor Department in Washington dispatched investigators who examined 11,000 employed mothers. They found real need, not vanity or finery, motivated most to leave home and children to help earn the family living.
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Childrens’ Bureau of Labor Department
Washington
Canada to Expect Cautious Business Boom
The Montreal Journal of Commerce asserts Canada has not yet seen U S style prosperity but anticipates a coming boom. It urges cautious handling to extend the boom and maximize benefit.
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Canada
United States
Montreal Journal of Commerce
Boston lemon trade puzzle baffles readers
The Montreal Herald reports a riddle from A Common Conundrum in Boston where lemons travel from Messina, sell wholesale at one cent each, then retail at four cents, prompting questions about why travel in Boston is so expensive.
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Boston
Messina
Montreal Herald
Arbor Day Trees Distributed to Saskatoon Students
Parks Officials and Dominion Forestry Branch distributed 10 000 trees to Saskatoon school children on Arbor Day. Each child received one maple and one ash, a sharp rise from 5 400 trees distributed last year.
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Saskatoon
Parks
Dominion Forestry Branch
Teacup Egg Poaching Method Described
A simple method to poach an egg involves placing butter in a teacup, positioning the cup in a small pan of boiling water, and cooking for about five minutes until the egg is ready.
Undertaker Notes Equal Path For All Upbringings
An undertaker remarks that regardless of upbringing, all individuals tend to end in the same way, highlighting a universal common outcome.
Fashion show in New York sells Paris inspired looks
Two young New York girls stage a fashion show for ladies frocks with tickets priced at 356 each. Organizers travel to Paris to bring back items and allow each ticket holder to copy five styles. The scheme is pitched as a cheap way to access Parisian designs.
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New York
Paris
Crop Prospects Great in Western Canada This Year
Western Canada shows unusually good crop prospects with ample moisture. Farmers and businessmen anticipate a bountiful year, as confidence rises in the agricultural outlook despite five years of uncertain yields.
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Western
Canada
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University of Saskatchewan
British Columbia
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Solomon
Busan
Poultry Marketing Co-operation
Stanley Baldwin
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