Canada Fortunate In Offering A Wide Variety Of Attractions
Canada offers a broad range of vacation opportunities with sea shore resorts on the Atlantic coast in New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Quebec features sea shore mountain lake and forest resorts along the lower St Lawrence. Laurentian mountains north of the St Lawrence and Ottawa Rivers offer pine forests and summer colonies in a wide recreation landscape.
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Canada
Wordl
Atlantic
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Lower
St. Lawrence
Ottawa
Laurentian Mountains
Subvention cut on Manitoba coal shipments announced
The maximum subvention for bituminous coal shipments to Manitoba is reduced from 1.50 to 1.20 per ton by Minister of Mines W A Gordon. The move aims to level competition with foreign coal and protect markets. Existing acceptances before April 15 1932 remain in force until specified tonnages are reached.
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Manitoba
W. A. Gordon
Crows’ Nest Pass
Alberta
Canada Tourism Prospects Highlight Vast Recreation Network
The article details Canada’s extensive accessible undeveloped regions served by two major railways and numerous smaller lines with pleasure steamers and excellent roads. It notes large national and provincial parks, diverse resorts from campsites to hotels, and strong promotion of tourism by Ottawa’s Interior Department and the National Development Bureau to attract foreign and domestic travelers. It also covers proposed conservation measures and licensing for migratory bird protection and stricter hunting regulations.
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Dominion
Canada
Great Lakes
Maritime Provinces
Rocky Mountains
Alberta
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Humorous Job Talk Recounts Racial Quip
A job applicant describes his assets boldly as the boss offers pay. The applicant replies with pride that he already has earnings where he is, implying a current job or status. The exchange highlights a racial joke about self worth and employment.
Granddaughter Hints at Country Trip by Plane
A girl chats with her grandmother claiming she will soon fly them to the country after a second tying lesson. The grandmother responds firmly that they will travel by train as Providence intended.
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Providence
Minister Proposes Stallion Breeding Grant Plan
In view of conditions affecting horse breeding, Robert Weir the Minister of Agriculture offers an alternative to club breeding. The plan pays five dollars per mare bred up to fifty mares per stallion for stallions that pass Federal inspection, with a sworn list of mare owners and payments at season end. The grant applies to the current year only and may替 replace part of breeders payments.
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Robert Weir
838 Pattern for Smartness Slim MING Diagonal Blouse
The pattern offers many fabric options from novelty sheer knitted wool in vivid green to crepe Latin in pastel. It describes bone buttons matching the fabric and notes a medium size uses 27 yards of 39 inch material. Sizes range 16 through 42 bust with a 25 cent price.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Union
Pattern orders handled by Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 17 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. Pattern No and Name fields guide selection and delivery through the local pattern service.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Poultry as a Profitable Farm Department Says Expert
George Robertson argues poultry is essential on modern mixed farms and Plymouth Rocks suit both laying and meat. A carefully managed flock of one hundred birds can yield a profit of 200 to 500 dollars yearly, reflecting strong returns on feed costs. An American professor notes China’s history records 2,000 famines in north and east central regions over 2,200 years.
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George Robertson
Dominion Poultry Husbandman
Plymouth Rocks
University of Nanking
China
McRae urges Canadian control of radium from Great Bear Lake pitchblende
In a Senate address General A D McRae Vancouver calls for government control of radium production from Great Bear Lake pitchblende. He argues the ore is medicinal, not an industry, warns of overproduction and Belgian price gouging, and supports a Canadian radium commission to ensure affordable supply.
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Great Bear Lake
Senate
A. D. McRae
Vancouver
McRae
Great Bear Lake District
British Columbia
North West Territories
Radium Commission
Department of Mines
Lake Shore
Ottawa
Canada
Flax Seed Industry Grows in Dominion Markets
The flax crop receives much farmer attention across the Dominion with two main uses fibre and seed. Seed production dominates, averaging over 3,000,000 bushels annually, about 2.5 million bushels used domestically for linseed oil. Dominion varieties aim for seed quality and high oil content. Department of Agriculture Ottawa.
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Dominion
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Education funding in Britain nears £100 million
Sir Donald MacLean, president of the Board of Education, told the House of Commons that education spending nears £100 million from exchequer and tax sources. He said the 10 percent salary cut for teachers last autumn was not a government-stated proper pay level and would be reviewed when finances allow. He also noted British teachers are paid better than European counterparts.
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Britain
Donald MacLean
Board of Education
House of Commons
Donald
Europe
Get the Right Fertilizer in Canadian Agriculture
Grant S Peart urges farmers to consult soil and crop authorities before buying fertilizer. He warns that local agents may push generic recommendations and stresses using correct fertilizer based on proper use to ensure profitability even in low-price periods.
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Grant S. Peart
Canada
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Muskoka Lakes
Georgian Bay
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Canadian Rockies
Department of the Interior
United States
National Development Bureau
Western
Great Britain and Ireland
Winnis
Ry Annette
the Humorist
London
England
Museum of Crime
Rome
Department of Justice
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