Canadian Geological Survey Expands Gold Copper Prospects West and East
Dr Charles Cam s ell announced results of the federal Geological Surveys and Investigation Program. It covered 65 projects across Yukon Northwest Territories and all provinces except Prince Edward Island with close to 1000 field workers. Areas near Yellowknife could host gold prospects. Manitoba Saskatchewan show potential. Copper nickel mineralization found near Fort William Port Arthur and 14 miles of Sudbury type deposits noted. Saskatchewan and Manitoba also reveal silver prospects and gas oil zones in southwestern Ontario. Artesian groundwater research aims to ease prairie water scarcity.
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Charles Cameell
Vancouver
Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Yukon
Northwest Territories
Prince Edward Island
Yellow Knife River
Manitoba
Sakatchewan
Cranbrook
British Columbia
Camsell
Canadian National Railways
Fort William Port Arthur
Ontario
Prairie Regon
Canada
Charles Camser
Camsel
Alberta Buffalo For Germany? Big Game Study Moves Export
Dr. Lutz Heck, director of Berlin’s Zoological Gardens, completes a study of Alberta moose and buffalo. Eight to ten moose and 18 to 20 buffalo from Wainwright are to be shipped to Germany for experimental breeding to improve native game. Preservation of big game worldwide is sought, with findings shared with Canada and Germany for mutual benefit.
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Alberta
Lutz Heck
Zoological Gardens
Berlin
Wainwright
Germany
Heck
Uncle Joe Uloth Keeper of Guysboro County Histories
Elderly information man Uncle Joe Uloth, a 92 year resident of Guysboro County Nova Scotia, is the district’s unofficial Who’s Who. He recalls neighbors, their families, birthdays, and local statistics from memory and notes he thinks about while working. This year he planted over five bushels of potatoes and sawed four cords of wood.
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Joe” Uloth
Guysboro County
N.S
Joe
Ontario lawyer challenges Maritime Freight Rates Act context
In Moncton New Brunswick Ontario counsel calls the Maritime Freight Rates Act unconstitutional during a hearing before the Board of Railway Commissioners. The Ontario department seeks a three cent per bushel reduction on potato freight rates to the Maritimes while testing section eight preserving a 20 percent freight advantage for the region.
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Ontario
Board of Railway Commissioners For Canada
Moncton
N.B
Joseph Sedgwick
K.C
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Maritime Transportation Commission
C. J. Burchell
Halifax
Commission
Maritime Provinces
Quebec
Maritimes
Punishment Fits Crime for Three Jersey Teens
Three 16 year olds in Montclair New Jersey were caught painting a 1933 motorcycle plate to resemble a 1935 tag. The judge sentenced them to weekly hours washing and repairing police cars for a year plus 5 cent fines and evening auto mechanics classes. The outcome aims to curtail their tinkering while instilling discipline under police supervision.
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Montclair
New Jersey
Windsor Daily Star
The Value Of Experience And Modern Thought
The piece argues that experience remains essential amid new creeds and shifting morals. It asserts that established ideals guide practical living like stars, urging individuals to be true to themselves, loyal to obligations, and kind in neighbors.
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Minneapolis Journal
World's Largest Horizontal Clock Heads to Rand Airport
The 30 foot diameter clock, larger than Big Ben, was tested before shipment to Rand airport in South Africa. It will be visible to airmen cruising at 3,000 feet, serving as a prominent timepiece for the facility.
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New Rand Airport
South Africa
Longest English word antidisestablishmentarianism
The line notes that antidisestablishmentarianism is the longest regular English word and defines its meaning as opposition to disestablishment.
Silhouette photography tips for cozy autumn evenings
Amateur interest rises in night silhouettes as JOHN VAN GUILDER explains a flat background using a bed sheet, back lighting with Photoflood or Photoflash, camera on a tripod, and exposure steps for vivid silhouette portraits for cards and decor.
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John van Guilder
Not In Same Class Between Unemployable And Un employed
Frank Carrel in the Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph argues the unemployed include those who never worked lived on others were lazy or lived by fleecing others. He says converting them to work is uncertain but they will not have easy times ahead as the economy recovers from the low mood.
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Frank Carrel
Quebec
Airplane Rice Sowing Reported Across Russia
Airplanes drop rice over fields in Ukraine as a new sowing method spreading from Russia. The technique can work when the soil is sodden, enabling planting when tools fail. Separately, China launches domestic radio telephone service.
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Ukraine
Russia
China
Gay cross stitched towels pattern for gift gift list
Patterns offer bright kitchen towels for brides and mothers in law with eight to the inch crosses. Pattern 5197 provides six motifs with material needs and color suggestions. Send 20 cents to See Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. There is no Alice Brooks pattern book published.
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Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Canada Drives Strong Demand For Australian Trade In Cattle and Goods
Australian buyers secure Canada’s top cattle markets as Canadian beef and dairy stock meet strict export tests at Merklands Wharf Glasgow. Trade officials cite Australia as Canada’s third largest customer after the UK and US, with Canada exporting lumber and other products while Australia buys fruit, wine, wool, and sugar.
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Scotland
Wm. Bosomworth and Sons
Merklands Wharf
Glasgow
Dominion
Britain
Australia
Canada
United Kingdom
United States
L. R. Macgregor
Toronto
Australa
Robb
Record Eel Shipment From Canada To Germany
Canadian eels harvested from the St Lawrence off Isle of Orleans reach Hamburg aboard the Beaverford. About 100 tons of barrelled eels leave Montreal destined for German markets, stored at 20 below zero to induce hibernation. The Beaverford carries over 6 000 tons in total to London and Hamburg.
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Montreal
Beaverford
St. Lawrence
Isle of Orleans
Quebec
Germany
Hamburg
London
Integrated Noise Meter Described by Dr Haynes at VPI
Dr F B Haynes of Virginia Tech describes an integrated noise meter in The Review of Scientific Instruments. The device measures total noise exposure over time like a gas meter tracks consumption. A microphone converts sound to an electrical signal that drives a watt meter to accumulate noise in decibel units.
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F. B. Haynes
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Review of Scientific Instruments
British chemists repurpose storage gases for meat preservation
British chemists find that gases used to preserve fruits in storage can also preserve meats notably during shipment from Australia to England. The finding suggests potential new methods for extending meat shelf life during long voyages and could impact maritime trade and food safety practices.
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Australia
England
Unknown wisdom about taste and price in life
A pair of voices contrast people who misjudge what is good with those who recognize value but lack the means to obtain it. The exchange hints at class divide and personal discernment without tying to a specific event or names.
Unemployed in Port Credit Launch Su Ku Bulb Venture
In Port Credit Ontario unemployed workers revive Su Ku bulb farming once planted by Chinese laborers on marsh lands by the Credit River. They sell bulbs to Toronto Orientals and profit. village authorities back the effort and ban others from reviving the trade, granting locals undisputed claim to the bulbs and profits.
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Port Credit
Ont
Toronto Orientals
New Kind Of Flower In Black Pool Aquarium
New flower species at the Black Pool Tower Aquarium sits in a tidal pool. It opens its petals to trap fish and feed by drawing them inside, with reports of similar flowers capturing bees birds and even larger prey in distant tropics.
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Blackpool Tower Aquarium
Tropics
Mount Mazana Disappears Leaving Crater Lake Location
Crater Lake Oregon now rests where Mount Mazana once towered and vanished underground. Scientists report ticks can live eight months without water and three years without food.
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Mazana
Crater Lake
Oregon
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