Possibility Of Copper Mines Sketched By Major Burwash
Major L T Burwash outlines potential copper deposits along Bathurst Inlet as likelier to yield wealth than Coppermine River sources. He notes ore on Bathurst Inlet is in place and may be exploited with local smelting, power from Arctic rivers, and possible future rail links from Churchill. He reports on a 4900 mile sub Arctic journey and observations near Boothia Peninsula and the magnetic pole.
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Bathurst Innet
L. T. Burwash
Ottawa
Coppermine Rver
Col. C. D. H. McAlpine
Coppermine River
Bathurst Inlet
Churchill
Arctic
Canada
Smoking Mountains
Banks Island
Great
Plateau
Interior
Northwest Territories
Department of the Interor
Fort McMurray
Mackenzie Valley
Aklavik
Ptarm Gan
Boothia Peninsula
Magnetic Pole
Boothia
King Williams Land
Burns de River
Guy H. Blanchet
MacAlpine
Biennial Sweet Clover Outproduces Hubam In Ontario Trials
In Northern Ontario trials on relay loam soil 20 lb per acre sowing yielded taller biennial white and yellow blossom clover than the Hubam annual. Biennials reached 61 and 48 inches, with hay yields over two tons per acre. White blossom led by about 1700 pounds. yellow around two tons and a half. Annual yielded just over one and a half tons per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Loan request sparks doubt in Nagels Lustige Welt
A Berlin publication Nagels Lustige Welt presents a quip about a person asking for a loan. The reply notes skepticism and the idea that recognition would not help. The exchange highlights humorous social interaction captured in the issue.
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Nagels Lustige Welt
Berlin
Spring pattern for children’s gingham dresses and bloomers
The notice promotes Style No. 2743 a yellow and brown gingham ensemble for 2, 4, and 6 year olds with generous bloomers and a chemisette. It details fabric options 214 yards of 40 inch material plus 4% 27 inch contrasting, elastic knees, and a beige self trim with grosgrain piping. Pattern price 25 cents and requests size details.
How To Order Patterns Pattern No ce co ce cousce Bise
Instructional note appears garbled with scattered words. It hints at ordering patterns but provides no clear entities, dates, prices, or steps. The readable core is limited to guidance on pattern orders.
Paris Hosts Winter Sports Exhibition Amid Fashionable Hobbies
The Parisian hobbyist trend expands from salons to a Winter Sports Exhibition at the Winter Palace in rue des Sablons. Alpine, Norwegian, Swedish, and Savoyard skiers glide along a ski run while miniature shops hawk sports gear. the event promotes French winter resorts and is backed by the Touring Club of France.
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Tuileries Gardens
Paris
Bas de Boulogne
Rue Des Sablons
Touring Club
France
Grading Milk for City Trade Promotes Quality Standards
The article notes that milk grading on quality is widely accepted by producers dealers and consumers as fair when priced by grade. It highlights the Ottawa Department of Agriculture Bulletin 123 arguing milk for city trade is increasingly a specified line requiring knowledge of production details and sanitation.
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Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Messrs. Johns and
Lockhead
The Quarter Horse and a Young Man’s Job Search
The article contrasts quick bettors with steady workers. It warns that many youths desert multiple trades and fail to persist. It commends those who choose a path, prepare, and have the nerve to stay with it until success.
Winnipeg May Become Site For Silica Sand Based Factory
Prominent American business interests inquire about establishing a Winnipeg factory that would manufacture articles utilizing silica sand. The talks focus on local raw material potential and industrial prospects in the region.
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Winnipeg
France Keeps Horse Population Despite Automobiles
France preserves a large horse population, closely matching 1913 levels despite motorization. After wartime losses, farmers rejected tractors and rebuilt herds, improving horseflesh quality and supply. Public demand sustains horse meat, with special butcher shops displaying horse-head symbols. last year trade showed imports at 17,000 and exports 7,372 horses.
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France
Saskatoon Fox Industry Center of Prairie Fur Trade
The Hub notes 1500 to 2000 foxes form the Saskatoon region stock, the prairie centre for fox fur. At Calgary’s 1928 big black fox show, Saskatoon foxes won top honors against Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Saskatoon hosts the head office of the Canadian National Fox Breeders Association Saskatchewan section.
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Saskatoon
Prairie Provinces
Calgary
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canadian National Fox Breeders’ Association
Carnegie Hero Fund medals awarded since inception
The Carnegie Hero Fund, established 25 years ago, has awarded 19 gold medals, 526 silver medals, and 1,760 bronze medals since that time.
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Carnegie Hero Fund
Average person consumes weight in food monthly
A typical individual consumes about 1,603 pounds of food per year, averaging roughly 133 pounds each month. This figure highlights overall dietary demand and food intake patterns.
Canadian Pacific Introduces Hudson Type 2800 Class Locomotives
The Canadian Pacific Railway places ten new 2800 class locomotives into service for fast passenger schedules. These Hudson type engines feature a novel wheel arrangement with four leading wheels six 75 inch driving wheels and four trailing wheels. Weighing 351000 pounds with a 233000 pound tender and 91 feet 1 1/2 inches overall length they use an E type superheater are stoker fired and have a one piece cast underframe. Boiler nickel steel designed for 275 psi with an estimated tractive effort around 45300 pounds.
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Canada
C.P.R
Rocky Mountains
Advocates Call for Uniform Textbooks Across Canada Dominion
A Saskatchewan conference with officials from Manitoba Alberta and national bodies urged standard history and geography texts for Canadian schools. Premier J T M Anderson proposed a yearly interprovincial meeting to promote uniform curricula and better national knowledge among teachers and students.
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J. T. M. Anderson
Saskatchewan
Canadian Club
Royal York Hotel
Anderson
Canada
Dominion
Toronto
West
Quebec
United States
Germany
Europe
Planning For the Poultry Congress
United States poultrymen show strong interest in the World's Poultry Congress to be held in London next July. They plan extensive live bird exhibits and many visitors will travel by a Montreal passage arranged by the National Poultry Council. Canadian committees report broad representation from provinces and touring parties across the Motherland and Continent.
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United States
London
England
Montreal
National Poultry Council
St. Lawrence
Gulf
Canada
Difficulty Faced by Social Workers Highlights Self-Respect
An experienced social worker recalls the main challenge in aiding impoverished homes as preserving residents' self respect. She notes privacy rights and dignity, urging understanding and safeguarding sensitivity in philanthropy to avoid intruding or hardening hearts.
Irish drill sergeant tests recruits line
An Irish drill sergeant puts a squad of recruits through movements and struggles to form a straight line. In exasperation he demands everyone fall out and observe the line they have created.
Canada Auto Output Rises in 1929 Ten Months End October
The output of automobiles in Canada for ten months of 1929 ending in October rose by almost three percent over the total for the entire year 1928, according to the Natural Resources Department of the Canadian National Railways.
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Canada
Natural Resources Department
Canadian National Railways
Glow-worm Brilliance Peaks Before Approaching Storm
Glow-worms appear exceptionally vivid just ahead of a storm, outshining their display at any other time. Their glow intensifies as humidity rises, creating a striking nighttime spectacle for observers nearby.
Radio station to aid student aviators at Heston aerodrome
A broadcasting station is being built at Heston aerodrome for use by flying instructors. Instructors will monitor student aviators from the station as pupils’ planes are fitted with receiving sets to receive instructions while flying above the building.
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Heston Aerodrome
Ottawa Winter Fair Opens With Record Livestock Display
The Ottawa Winter Fair opened December 2 by Hon. W. R. Motherwell Minister of Agriculture draws a record livestock display in the capital. The horse show features over 200 of the finest hunting saddle and carriage horses in Eastern Canada.
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Ottawa
W. R. Motherwell
Canada
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Ww. N. U
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Annabelle Worthington
RicDermot Ave
Quarter Horse
Premift
Jean Graham
Humberside Collegiate Institute
Graham
Toronto Junction High School
Fox Farming Centre
Canadian Pacific Railway
Regina
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Massey-Harris Company
Cockshutt Plow Company
Dominion Government Experimental Farms Branch
The
Poultry Congress
Vienna
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