Study Tracks Migratory Waterfowl Habits Across North America
The Department of the Interior seeks observers to report on waterfowl status in Canada and the United States. Volunteers will note yearly abundance, changes over time, and possible causes, aiding conservation efforts. Interested individuals should contact the Commissioner of National Parks, Ottawa.
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Canada
United States
Mexico
North America
Canada- United States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Commissioner of National Parks
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Why Pasteurize Milk Science Supports Home Methods
The article explains pasteurization as the effective method to render milk free of disease germs. It notes the Dairy Branch pamphlet details practical home pasteurization, killing diphtheria, sore throat, typhoid, and tuberculosis germs by heating to 145 F for 30 minutes before rapid cooling, and emphasizes inspection and control as the safe milk supply solution.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
N.S
Talkies Trial In London Elementary School
A London elementary school experiments with sound cinema for children under eleven. The four one reelers include a Cyprus travelogue with narration a coal mine tour frog development and John Masefield reciting The West Wind. A portable projector is used and the only cost is lowering the shades.
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Island
Cyprus
John Masefield
Manitcha
Brown Eggs No Richer in Nutritional Content
A common belief holds brown eggs are richer and more nutritious than white, influencing egg distribution. Analysis shows eggs of all colors share nearly identical chemical composition and food value, with no difference between light and dark shells.
British Columbia Sees Strong Year Across Four Key Industries
The four basic sectors lumbering, agriculture, mining, and fishing are estimated to have earned BC about 226 million dollars, nearly matching the previous year's 248 million. The year was described as extremely difficult, yet the economy performed well overall.
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British Columbia
Canadian leather boot production rises in eleven months
Official figures show Canada produced 16,023,190 leather footwear pairs in the eleven months ended November 30 last year, averaging 1,456,654 pairs per month.
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Canada
A Good Fountain Pen Ink Convenience
A note on a fountain pen describes the pen as a reliable ink conduit and writing aid, highlighting smooth flow and ease of use for everyday tasks.
Advance In Grain Shipments From Vancouver Port
Shipments of grain from Vancouver for the current crop year, beginning August 1 1930, total 35 139 552 bushels by January 15 1831, up 16 150 864 bushels from the same period last year. Of these, 34 790 945 bushels are wheat, confirming Vancouver as a major grain port with Alberta grain routed to British Isles and European ports via Vancouver and the Panama Canal.
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Vancouver
Alberta
Ebritish Isles
Panama Canal
Day To Day Potato Market Report Service Established
The Fruit Branch of the Dominion Department of Agriculture starts a daily radio market report to link growers and shippers with market conditions. Inspectors in Montreal Ottawa and Toronto wire key local data to Ottawa at 10 30 am for consolidation and telegraphing to Moncton N B for noon CNRA broadcasts.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
Moncton
N.B
CNRA
The Horse In Town and Urban Transport Contrast
A column contrasts city life for horses with modern motor vehicles noting horses still serve milkmen and other street trades. It likens a horse’s learning of routes to human error and praises the horse’s responsive teamwork with drivers despite the rise of gas engines.
Bidding For Honey Supremacy Manitoba Bees For Fame
Manitoba's honey industry shows growth from 2,000,000 pounds produced eight years ago to 11,110,000 pounds in 1930. The value reached 300,000 dollars with bees in the province estimated at 1,200,000 dollars across 60,000 colonies owned by 2,856 apiarists.
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Manitoba
Canada
Discovery Enables Vitamin D Enriched Bread
Research workers at the Toronto hospital for sick children announce a new method to fortify ordinary bread with vitamin D to prevent rickets and strengthen bones. Earlier the same lab impregnated biscuits now available on the market. The Liberty Bell’s origin notes 1752 cast in London.
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Toronto Hospital
London
England
Fashion patterns and prices from the Fashion Bureau
A Fashion Magazine preview invites readers to order, listing pattern numbers No. 107 No. 138 No. 564 No. 384 and No. 179 with sizes and yardage for 39 and 32 inch materials. The spring issue promises attractive women misses and children styles and sewing lessons. Send 25 cents for the book and 15 cents for the magazine.
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Fashion Bureau
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Pattern No Size
Pattern order note from Winnipeg Newspaper Union lists address at 375 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. Pattern number is shown as dash dash dash dot. Size unspecified.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Prairie Tree Planting Boosts Western Canada Dairying
The 1930 planting season saw 6,000,000 trees sent from forest nurseries to Prairie farms, bringing total Canadian prairies plantings to over 116,000,000 on more than 32,000 acres. The effort supports dairying, poultry, beekeeping, gardens, and windbreaks improving farm production and living standards. Applications for 1932 trees are open at Indian Head, Saskatchewan.
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Forest Service
Department of the Interior
Prairie Provinces
Canadian
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
Prairies
Indian Head of Sutherland
Canada
Maple Lodge
Cedar Grove
Elmvale
Oak Knoll
Forest View
Fairview
Shady Lawn
Poplar Point
Indian Head
Saskatchewan
Estonia to Exhibit At 1932 World Grain Show
Officials in Regina announce Estonia accepts invitation to participate in the 1932 Grain Exhibition and Conference. Mikkel Pill of the Jogeva plant breeding station will head Estonia’s exhibit for the government. Estonia joins 14 nations including Italy and India in confirmed participation.
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Regina
Estonia
Mikkel Pill
Jogeva
Estonia Republic
Baltic Sea
Gulf of Finland
Italy
Peru
Jugo- Slavia
Guatemala
New Zealand
Czecho-Slovakia
Netherlands
Belgium
Poland
Siam
India
Portugal
Switzerland
Results Of Test Shipments Of Western Canada Cattle
Analysis of 1 028 head from Western Canada shows well bred medium weight cattle with good flesh fare well in British markets during the store cattle season. Horns and visible brands depress prices while younger stock and apparent quality attract higher bids. Some three year olds to Manchester netted shipper 67 75 each and drew favorable comment on their dress. Prices varied but included gains over home offers.
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Canada
Dominion Live Stock
Manchester
Scholars Debate Jesus Language In Palestine Era
Scholars disagree on Jesus language with four tongues in use Hebrew Aramaic Latin and Greek. Most think Jesus spoke the Galilean dialect of Aramaic or Syriac as his native tongue.
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Jesus
Palestine
Christ
Academy of Medicine Deliberates Dentist Doctor Status
The Academy of Medicine is asked by the Ministry of Public Health to rule if a dentist is a doctor. Members disagree, so a neutral commission will report findings. Also noted is a wedding guest remark about a father aging wine since the bride’s birth, cited from Karikaturen Oslo.
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The
Academy of Medicine
Ministry of Public Health
Academy
Karikaturen
Oslo
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Mucha
Warsaw
Bluckster
Western
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