Central station power boosts farm workshop efficiency
Dominion Experimental Farm highlights how central station electricity expands farm workshop use. It details drill presses grinders bench and band saws electric welders lathes air compressors and tools for maintenance, repair, and construction to improve farm operations and utilize electricity.
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Central Station
Dominion
Varius S.zes
Cultured Pearls Rise From Japan to Global Markets
An article explains how cultured pearls are produced in Japan and shipped to the United States, Canada, Europe, and India. It details natural pearl formation, the Mikimoto method of inserting beads into oyster mantles, and the cultivation process in Ise Bay area beds.
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Japan
United States
Canada
European
India
Tokichi Nishikawa
Kokichi Mikimoto
Ise Bay
Mie
Water use by spring wheat during grand growth phase at Beaverlodge
The Canada Department of Agriculture study at Beaverlodge Experimental Farm Alberta in 1953 and 1954 measured daily soil moisture and rainfall to track water use in Thatcher wheat. About two-thirds of total water uptake occurred during the rapid grand growth phase from mid June to mid July, with 13.3 inches used in 1953 and 15.0 inches in 1954. The stubble condition yielded less grain (24.2 bu) but used more water (14.9 inches in 1954), suggesting higher moisture efficiency with adequate nutrients. typical rainfall averages indicate soils are near adequate for a 30 bushel crop under good fertility.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Beaverlodge
Alta
Thatcher
Christmas Decorative Pattern Pack and Tablecloth Guide
A catalog of pattern numbers and sewing instructions describes Christmastide designs for lawn figures, a 17 inch and 11 inch pair, the Three Kings, shelter animals, and a tablecloth 249 with holly motifs. Patterns 374 375 320 219 and 4850 are offered with postal rates and mailing directions from Home Workshop Pattern Service in Vancouver and Toronto.
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Home Workshop
Department Plp
West Fifth Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Fresh Outfit Calls Russian Recruits to Richmond Plumb Down
Strictly Fresh Outfit in Richmond seeks members of its Russian equivalent to come to the United States and work as plumbers. The local plumber's union is the target of the appeal amid efforts to fill positions and integrate into American life.
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Richmond
Calif
Moonshine Theft Report Fails to File a Name
A Pensacola Florida caller claimed a break in and theft of three gallons of moonshine whiskey. The sheriff’s radio operator pressed for a name and warned possession of moonshine is illegal, prompting the caller to withdraw and hang up.
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Sheriff's Office
Pensacola
Florida
Divorcees Anonymous Promotes Group Therapy for Reconciliation
Divorcees Anonymous an organization in the United States advocates group therapy as a home saver for troubled marriages. Founded by attorney Samuel Starr in 1849 the group reports thousands of appeals and dozens of reconciliations though exact numbers aren’t tracked. Members work voluntarily under clergyman sponsorship with about 25 active Chicago members plus branches in California Michigan Florida and Texas.
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Divorcees Anonymous
United States
Samuel Starr
Starr
California
Michigan
Florida
Texas
Chicago
Virden Press Donated to Manitoba Boys Home for Training
The Empire Advance donates the 1890 Babcock press to the Manitoba Home for Boys at Portage la Prairie to aid occupational training. A new 10 ton high speed No 3 Miehle press arrived from Winnipeg, boosting output to 2250 papers per hour. The Empire Publishing Co adds a commercial department in its annex and installs a dumb waiter for basement operation. The weekly paper has served the community since 1885, owned by the McLachlan family for 50 years.
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Babcock
Empire Advance
Virden
Manitoba
Portage la Raille
New York
Empire
Advance
Winnipeg
Empire Publishing Co
Commercial Printing Department
Toronto Type Foundry
McLachlan
J. R. McLachlan
Canadians Spotted by Wool and Shoes Says Maine Official
An official in Houston Maine describes methods to identify Canadian migrant laborers in potato fields by wool clothing a black shoes and by blue blazers. He notes the practice targets workers entering with visitor permits. The article also interjects a note that pyramids were royal tombs of Egyptian kings.
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Houston
Maine
Farm Labor Office
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