Great Importance Of Experimental Farm Work In Fibre Crops
The fibre crops division of Canada’s Dominion Experimental Farms System conducts twenty Ottawa projects on flax and hemp for cultural and climatic fit, fertilizer needs, and fiber quality. Central Ottawa tests flax mills and seed handling. marketing services support farmers and export demand for Canadian J.W.S flax. Small demonstration mills and free seed samples boost fibre production across provinces from British Columbia to Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Fibre Crops Division
Dominion Experiment Farms System
Ottawa
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Central Experimental Farms
C.i.f
Belfast
Ireland
J.W.S
John W. Stewart
Ministry of Agriculture
Northern Ireland
W. J. Megaw
Ministry of Agriculture For
Antrim
Derry
Rhein
Saskatchewan
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
Cunard liner to feature all electric kitchen and vast wine cellar
Cunard Line plans a 73,000 ton liner at Clydebank with 12,000 meals per day from an all electric kitchen run by 100 chefs. The ship will carry 3,000 passengers and 500 crew, with a large wine cellar maintained five years before use. Construction advances include gear wheels turbines stern bracket at Darlington and Sheffield, and 1,000 miles of electric cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Clydebank
Darlington
Sheffield
Bonds Of Empire: Jellicoe Urges Canada Lead In Empire Ties
Earl Jellicoe speaking at an Empire Club luncheon in Toronto urged Canada to provide a lead in strengthening the Empire. He recalled past doubts in the Dominion about independence and praised Canada’s current role in imperial work and its potential to help Britain surmount national crisis.
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Great Britain
Canada
Earl Jellicoe
British Empire Service League
Empire Club
Toronto
Britain
Dominion
United States
Radium Seen As Tool Not Cure All By Expert
Dr Joseph Muir a noted New York cancer specialist told the American Academy of Physical Therapy convention in Montreal that radium is useful but not a universal panacea. He noted its results vary and emphasized progress in cancer control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine
Joseph Muir
New York
American Academy of Physical Therapy
Montreal
Wool shipments break records from Southern Alberta
Shipments of wool from Southern Alberta to the Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers' Warehouse at Weston Ont. have broken all records. Deliveries reach 1,500,000 pounds as the wool clip remains unusually heavy this year, per N T Macleod, secretary of the Southern Alberta Sheep Breeders' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers
Weston
Ont
N. T. Macleod
Southern Alberta Sheep Breeders’ Association
Man listens to weeklong broadcast drains batteries
A brief remark notes that listening to a continuous broadcast for a week would exhaust battery power, followed by an exclamation of relief.
Fashion No 129 Sports Model Patterns
The section lists dress patterns with sizes and fabric requirements for styles No. 129 No. 379 No. 754 No. 520 No. 505. Details include bust measurements sizes yards of 39 inch material contrasting and binding, with prices at 25 cents in stamps or coin.
Canada Offers Credit Wheat Trade To Norway
Frederick H. Palmer, Canadian Trade Commissioner to Scandinavia, said Canada could replace much Russian wheat in Norway with credit sales. He noted Norway and Russia each sell about 1,000,000 bushels annually, and observed Russia requires cash while Canada could ship on credit through the wheat pool or other exporters.
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Canada
Norway
Frederick H. Palmer
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Winnipeg
Russia
Mr. Palmer
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order notice listing Winnipeg pattern service at 175 McDermot Ave. The file notes Pattern No. and Name with Size details to be supplied by customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Empire Goods Steer Growing UK Buying Trend
The Empire Marketing Board reports 1929 30 gains in UK imports from Empire sources. Record highs in apples bananas butter cheese coffee and more show rising domestic demand. Factors include better marketing, closer producer trader links, and consumer awareness of Empire products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Empire Marketing Board
Empire Foodstuffs
Canada
New Zealand
British West Indies
British East Africa
Australia
South Africa
Palestine
Dominions
India
United Kingdoms
Great Britain
How To Keep Milk Four Simple Rules From Home Economics
The article emphasizes four words Clean Cool Covered to keep milk in home use shape. It notes milk should be served at meal end and sipped slowly. Milk is praised for high protein calcium phosphorus iron easily digested fat and sugar for all ages.
Boots Made By Jacon Miller Spanning Seven Decades
Jacon Miller of Pleasant Hill Missouri aged ninety three still wears boots made by John Haysworth a bootmaker from Civil War days. The boots cost five dollars and Miller wore them weekly for years and more recently daily as his everyday footwear. The soles and heels remain original while the bright red tops have faded with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacon Miller
Pleasant Hill
John Haysworth
Miller
Horses shipped from Medicine Hat to Montana firm
In a week sixteen car loads of horses were sent from the Medicine Hat district to the Montana Horse Products Company in Butte. Buyer Mr. Chipman could not estimate future Canadian需求 but hinted demand might reach 20 000 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Montana Horse Products Company
Butte
Chipman
Canadian
Moose Jaw Plans 50-Block Industrial Zone split into Prairie Heights Westmore Sunnyside
Moose Jaw council set aside about three subdivisions for industry Prairie Heights Westmore and Sunnyside. The district lies between the Canadian Pacific main line and the Outlook line branch, forming a new industrial area of roughly 50 city blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Jaw
Prairie Heights
Westmore
Sunnyside
Canadian Pacific
Time Cannot Remove Kindly Acts From Grateful Heart
A reflection on lasting gratitude for acts of kindness. The statement honors generosity that endures beyond time, suggesting appreciation strengthens character and community bonds.
Manitoba Wheat Protein Tests Show Higher Maxes
Dr. F. J. Birchard of the Canadian Board of Grain Commissioners reports Manitoba wheat protein tests. The province shows a maximum of 18.3 percent, minimum 10.2 percent, and an average of 12.25 percent, compared with last year and 1930 figures. Tests used grains from the same districts as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Birchard
Canadian Board of Grain Commissioners
Manitoba
Grain Grades High Quality Crop At Winnipeg
Winnipeg grain inspector J. D. Fraser reports exceptionally high quality grain after recent inspections. No. 1 hard and No. 1 Northern grades are widespread with some No. 2 Northern due to durum and barley mixes. A piano camera note explains chords are played in fractions of a second. An education saying emphasizes learning how little one knows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
J. D. Fraser
Regina
Chauffeur Fired After Two Minute Delay
Director questions why long serving chauffeur was dismissed. He explains he was late by two minutes because he had to drive Mr Brown's mother in law to the station. Phrase from En Rolig Half Timma, Gotenburg.
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Hamburg
Ocean Travel de Luxe
Cunarder
Scandinavian Countries
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Vilhajalmar Stefansson
Sir Hubert
Arctic
North Pole
Stefansson
Mr. Stefansson
Earth
Arctic Sea
Weill Made
Missouri
Montana
Sydney
Harbour Bridge
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