Casein From Skimmed Milk Aims at Canadian Industry
Canadian dairy factories produce casein from skimmed milk with wide potential. A large US market exists though current exports are small, and Canada could boost supplies by converting waste skimmed milk into casein for paints glues and plastics.
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Canada
Dominion
United States
Argentina
Gairy
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
Europe
Judge urges prompt surrender for favorable bail outcome
A judge stated that surrendering promptly to bail would work in the defendant's favor, signaling leniency tied to timely compliance with the court process. The remark underscores the impact of prompt cooperation on potential bail decisions.
Farm Well Water Shows Low Pure Water Percentage
Experimental Farm Division of Chemistry analyzed farmer wells last year finding 34 percent pure and wholesome water. Additional findings note 18 percent suspicious, 24 percent seriously polluted, and 24 percent saline. Ottawa branch offers report. warns on village drinking water and soil and fertilizer topics. A safe minimum well setback of about 150 feet from contamination sources is advised.
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Experimental Farm Division of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Experimental Farm Poultry Division
Poultry Division
The Balance Of Nature Insect Bees Pollination Dependency
An article explains how most flowers rely on insect visits for pollination and seed crops. Weather can disrupt visits, risking poor yields, while some flowers depend on honeybirds and sunbirds. Keeping bees on fruit farms and orchards boosts fruit tree yields.
Chic two piece pattern for children’s dress and book
Winnipeg pattern note describes a two piece frock with inverted plaits on the skirt, bodice with cen tre front opening, vestee, pockets and long sleeves in sizes 8 to 14 years. View A and BE show yardage requirements. Pattern priced 25 cents. fashion book 10 cents.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern ordering guide lists Winnipeg Pattern No and Size but lacks full details. It appears as a short classified instruction from the Winnipeg newspaper union at 175 McDermot Ave. The fragment mentions a pattern number and size but no further action.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Have Wonderful Memory The Elephant Bushes Memory Story
An elephant in the Zoo once courted a lady elephant, causing a brief separation with the keeper. Bundy later ignored coins given to him and instead handed copper to another elephant, never paying the keeper again for it. The tale highlights surprising memory and reasoning in elephants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Chronicle
Bundy
Syndicate to Rebuild War Hit Chinese Areas Reported
The London Daily Express says a syndicate of manufacturers with interlocking interests in British industry forms to reconstruct war ravaged Chinese regions. Contracts with the Chinese nationalist government total $15,000,000 in capital. The piece notes some office bigwigs are mere squeaks at home.
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London Daily Express
China
Newsper
Boots On Accelerator Tale Still Claims Men's Lives
A terse note recalls that men die in accidents even while wearing boots, with one boot on the accelerator. The line suggests risks of reckless driving or hazardous behavior leading to fatalities.
Growth in Alberta and Saskatchewan since autonomy bills
The provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan have grown rapidly since September 1, twenty three years ago. Population rose from under half a million to about one and a half million. Agriculture revenue reached 650 million dollars yearly and rural areas still expand. Manufacturing output grew fifteenfold and urban population nears 500,000. More land will be cultivated and mineral wealth exploited, boosting Canada’s prairie prosperity.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Prairie
Europe
Ontario
United States
House of Commons
Quebec
Prairie Provinces
Remains Financial Centre Says London Still World Banking Hub
Charles Cambie, manager of the London branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, asserts London remains the world banking centre. He argues Britain is not financially weak despite contrary opinions and remains optimistic about Britain’s business and financial conditions.
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London
Charles Cambie
England
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Cambie
Great Britain
Victor the prize horse dominates Western Canadian shows
Victor the prize horse of the Canadian National Express in Winnipeg has secured a string of wins across Western Canada. 1926 Winnipeg Horse Show silver cup. 1928 Carman Fair three firsts and multiple placings at Portage Exhibition and Saskatoon in roadster, delivery, harness and related classes, beating a $2,000-cost rival in one event.
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Victor
Canadian National Express
Winnipeg
Canada
West
Winnipeg Horse Show
Carman Fair
Portage Industrial Exhibition
Saskatoon
Monument To Sir George Simpson Erected Near Banff
In the Rocky Mountains near Banff a cairn honors Sir George Simpson, Hudson’s Bay Company governor (1821 1860). Unveiling is set for September 20 with officials from Canada Britain and the Oregon and Washington Historical Societies attending. The inscription notes his exploration and trade expansion.
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Rocky Mountains
Banff-Windermere
Empire Builders
George Simpson
Hudson's Bay Company
Great Wilderness
Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada
Banff
Charles E. Sale
London
England
F. W. Howay
New Westminster
British Columbia
T. C. Elliott
Walla Walla
Arctic
Canada
Simpson's Pass
James Brewster
Brewster
G.S
J.R
James Roland
Sir George
Simpson Pass
Sir George Simpson
Robert Terrill Rundle
Dr. Rundle
Rundle
Alberta
Old British Bull Baiting and Bear Fight Entertainment
The article recounts how bull baiting with padded horns and fierce dogs was a popular amusement in Britain before English rulers like Mary and Elizabeth. It notes bear baiting, rings in many towns, Bankside in London, and admission costs three pennies with baiting on Thursdays and Sundays.
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Great Britain
Queen Elizabeth
London
Afghan Leaders Adopt Western Dress After King Amanullah Tour
A Daily Mail dispatch from Kabul reports Afghan social and political leaders shedding traditional robes and turbans for frock coats and fedoras. Bearded parliamentarians also trimmed facial hair to honor King Amanullah's reform program.
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Amanullah
Allahabad
India
Daily Mail
Kabul
Canada sheep and lambs reach five year high in 1927
The 1927 Canadian sheep and lamb population sent to stock yards packing houses and exports exceeded 500000 for the first time in five years, rising about 40000 head from the prior year.
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Canada
Growth Of Agriculture In Manitoba
A Manitoba Department of Agriculture statement notes wheat oats barley rye and flax planted area up 132 percent from a year ago. Barley acreage reaches a record high.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Meaning of R S V P on a Wedding Invite
A joke explains R S V P as requesting valuable presents. The quip contrasts the standard invite meaning with a cheeky interpretation about gifts.
Some Men Find Consolation in Things They Dare Not Say
Brief reflective line notes that some men seek solace in silences they fear to voice. The comment weighs on themes of restraint and social pressure without specifying individuals or events.
Viking Conversation in Oslo Echoes Heaven Wings
A brief exchange from Oslo features a Viking dialogue about ascension and flight. The lines affirm heavenly wings and the ability to fly, reflecting mythic sensory imagery in a compact Scandinavian vignette.
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U. 19
Tafaiokn
Ernest Roy
Superior Court
St. Michael, Bellechasse
Remains Financial Centre
Charlotte Gordon
R.S.V.P
Vikingen
Oslo
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