Responsibility for World Peace rests on English speakers
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, urged the Pilgrims Society in London that world peace rests on those who speak English. He cited Churchill and Ludwig works, calling for a shift from old national rivalries to a loftier patriotism expressed through civil liberty institutions and leadership by English-speaking peoples. He warned against passivity and drifting.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Pilgrims Society
London
England
Butler
Winston Churchill
Fashoda
Sarajevo
Churchill
Emil Ludwig
British Commonwealth of Nations
Rust Not Poisonous Says Sas katchewan Scientists
University of Saskatchewan researchers say rust does not pose septic poisoning danger when harvesting rusted wheat. Avonhurst report claimed a man died of septic poisoning from such harvest but Dr. P M Simmonds argues dirt in a wound is the real risk, rust unlikely to cause it.
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University of Saskatchewan
Avonhurst
Sask
P. M. Simmonds
Dominion Plant Pathology Department
Village Dispute Fades As People Split
Quote from Nagels Lustige Welt notes changing village mood with less fighting and growing disagreement among residents, reflecting shifting social tensions in Berlin.
Federal inspection service guarantees fruit and vegetable quality
The shipping point inspection service of the Dominion Department of Agriculture ensures quality for domestic and export fruits and vegetables. Its neutral federal inspection mark on cans and fresh products, including labels Choice Fancy and Standard, safeguards consumers by certifying the quality before labeling.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Federal Inspection Service
Canada
Grains Forecast Success at Churchill Farm
D A Brown of the Dominion Government Experimental Farm Brandon predicts wheat oats and barley will be successfully grown at Churchill within four to five years after returning from a Bay port trip. He says proper cultivation and good soil are key to maturity.
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Churchill
D. A. Brown
Dominion
Brandon
Bay Port
Mr. Brown
Mechanical Hen Demonstrates Poultry Science at London Congress
A seven foot wooden model hen drew crowds at the world's poultry congress in London. Its mechanical internal organs display feed grinding in the gizzard and distribution, with eggs produced by a motor driven lathe and small mannikins. A phonograph explains interval processes and feeding methods.
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London
England
Marketing Geese for Market Preparation
Dominion Department of Agriculture experts advise cooling fall weather as the signal to prepare geese. Selected birds move to small pens with ample water and grit, fed heavily on whole corn for about two weeks, then starved 24 hours before killing but given water. Feathers are valuable, so dry or steam plucking is recommended, and dressed geese are cooled after a damp rub. the twelve-third box is a preferred market package.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Belted or straight frock pattern for little girls
A versatile pattern for a young girl that can be worn belted or straight. Features yoked bodice, box pleats, long sleeves, and optional rick rack trim. Suitable in cotton for easy laundering or wool with removable trim. Sizes 8 to 14, ready for immediate delivery. Send 25 cents with name, address, pattern number, and size.
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Fashion Bureau
New Kind Of Sugar For Easy Sweetening
A new table sugar dissolves quickly and evenly in beverages and foods. It melts into fruits and berries, enhances delicate flavors, and blends smoothly with cereals and cream, preventing undissolved sugar at the bottom of glasses.
Hawaii Hotel Uses Volcano Steam for Heat
Construction near Kilauea crater adopts volcanic steam to heat the hotel. Operators stop coal handling as the structure rises at the edge of the world’s largest active crater.
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Hawaii
Kilauea
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Pattern No
Winnipeg newspaper pattern order guide lists the address 175 McDermot Ave as the Pattern No cae Size. The notice identifies patterns and ordering details for readers.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Northwest Rebellion veteran revisits Fish Creek battlefield
Andrew Murchison, 21 at Fish Creek, recalls the 1885 fight near Saskaton and Batoche. He describes rifle pits, ambushes, shellfire that hit Touronde House, and the capture of horses with no Indian dead found. Colonel Grassett of the Tenth Royal Grenadiers remains in Toronto.
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Andrew Murchison
Tenth Royal Grenadiers
Fish Creek
Saskatoon
Mr. Murdison
Middleton
Batoche
Grassett
Toronto
Murdison
Lady Victoria Hens Sets Egg Bar For Saskatchewan
Egg laying champion Lady Victoria completes her second year with 203 eggs. At the University of Saskatchewan her pullet year saw 358 eggs in 365 days, a record surpassed by an Australian Black Orpington with 361 eggs. Prof. R. K. Baker notes the high figure will aid breeding. two daughters of the former champion began laying this week.
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Lady Victoria
University of Saskatchewan
Australia
Victoria
R. K. Baker
University Poultry Department
Red Stamp Query Delivers Comic Post Office Scene
A patient man in a post office seeks a neat red stamp with a perforated hem and gum on the reverse. The two girls describe an evening cloak, a redingote in lamb brocade with fox fur and pagoda sleeves, as he interjects his request.
England Offers A Large Field For Saxophonists
A witty remark notes England provides vast opportunities for saxophonists, praising the expansive field as ideal for the instrument and players seeking space, variety, and exposure.
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England
Canadian Cattle Re enter England
Canadian beef returns to the British market for the first time since 1928 with 128 head of Hereford and Shorthorn steers from Ontario consigned to Manchester importers. Most steers bred on P. J. Henry and A. J. Campbell farms, transported via Canadian Pacific to Montreal for shipment. Livestock shippers see renewed British demand despite past Canadian trade gaps and tariff limits on U.S. imports.
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Montreal
Ontario
Manchester
P. J. Henry
Ridgetown
Ont
A. J. Campbell
Dutton
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
United States
National Television On A Nation Wide Network A Dream For The Future
Dairymen stress water and salt for cattle thrift and milk yields with mineral mixes advised for both stock and pasture. Experts like Dr. Alfred Goldsmith estimate national television as a distant but possible future, outlining needed tech, nationwide transmitters, program coordination, and reliable, affordable receivers.
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Alfred Goldsmith
RCA
Goldsmith
United States
Canada
Weed Seeds Live Long, Farmers Urged to Weede Up
Dr W J Beal at the Michigan agricultural station reports long lasting weed seeds from buried samples. Seeds germinate after decades. foxtail 30 years tumbleweed two thirds germinable after forty. curled duck seed eighteen percent after forty. Farmers must cut weeds before seeding to prevent spread.
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W. J. Beal
Michigan Experimental Station
Mass Production On Western Farms
The tale describes a shift in Western Canada from individual family farming to large scale operations. Seven major landowners plan to farm about 850000 acres backed by substantial capital. The Farmers Advocate cautions that past large farms rarely succeeded, while mass production could diminish individual ownership and reshape prosperity.
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Western Canada
Rose Growing Boom Spreads Across Canada
Ontario Department of Agriculture reports rose growing as a fast expanding trade reaching all provinces. Ontario hosts most growers with nurserymen and florists cultivating roses nationwide.
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Canada
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Ontario
Dominion
Good News For the Cook Paris to Host French Cooking Film
A talking picture planned in Paris will reveal the art of French cooking. An expert chef will prepare and explain French delicacies for world distribution.
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Paris
Lost 1904 1905 Mail Found After Luxembourg Post Box Crash
A truck crashed into a post box near Luxembourg Station revealing decades old mail. Letters dated 1904 and 1905 were discovered among debris and finally sent to their destinations.
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Paris
Luxembourg Station
Paris novelty map meals light the decor trend
A Paris study highlights map themed decor as the latest novelty. Tablecloths are embroidered with country outlines and lamps feature map shades. A chart of the moon decorates a globular opal lamp, completing the display.
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Paris
Difference Between Capital and Labor Joke
A short exchange defines capital as money lent and labor as the effort to recover it. The gag hinges on economics meaning and a playful twist. The line contrasts capital with labor through repayment dynamics.
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Cae
Northwest Rebellion
Royal Grenadiers
Rose Growing Business
Hummel
Hamburg
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