Hidden Wealth On The Prairies In Oil Gas Prospects
Vast hopes arise of possible petroleum and natural gas in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba as geologists and field work hint at commercial quantities. While discoveries like Turner Valley support optimism, caution remains due to current shallow or uncertain finds and the need for large outside investment to unlock potential reserves across the prairies.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Turner Valley
Lloyd‘minster
Rockies
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I ‘Aa
G. 8. Hume
Prairie Provinces
Great Plains
Montana Oil and Mining Journal
Grenville Gates Howard
Dorsey Hager
Duluth
Empire
Dominion
Potato origins and nickel steel rail boiler milestone
A tropical American tuber, the white potato, fed native peoples across Mexico to Chile well before Europeans arrived. Nickel steel first appeared in locomotive boiler shells in 1904 and has continued to serve in regular rail use.
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Mexico
Chile
Canada preps experimental air mail flights to cross Atlantic
Canada is ready for experimental flights as Britain’s massive flying boats prepare to jam the Atlantic this summer. Seaplane bases are underway at Gander Lake and Botwood, with landings possible at two points. The Hattie’s Camp airport on Gander Lake leads to a northern base likely serving as the Canadian terminus, with St Hubert near Montreal planned as the arrival airport on the St Lawrence. This marks the revival of an Empire trans Atlantic service dream 10 years in the making, recalling Montreal’s 1928 airport opening and past airship programs that influenced Canada’s airborne aims.
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Britain
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Gander Lake
Botwood
Harbor Grace
Hattie's
St. Hubert
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Montreals
France
United Kingdom
Tenth Cruiser Squadron revived for Coronation naval review
The Admiralty plans to revive the Tenth Cruiser Squadron for the Coronation review, preserving memory of the blockade group that kept the North Sea lanes open during the war. The new unit will comprise navy ships slated to escort merchantmen, with Rear Admiral A. N. Dowding to command aboard the Colombo for the review period.
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Admiralty
Scotland
Arctic Circle
Dudley de Chair
Reginald Tupper
Dickens
A. N. Dowding
Colombo
Manchester Guardian
Cherry Cream Crown Brand Tea Biscuit Roll
Drain cherries and reserve juice. Simmer juice with Crown Brand Corn Syrup and sugar. Prepare tea biscuit dough roll with cherries folded in. Roll, bake in a hot oven, then pour hot syrup over to finish. Cinnamon adds warmth as butter enriches the glaze.
University of Toronto Professor Improves Weed Seed Detection
Dr. D. H. Hamly of the botany department perfects an instrument to detect weed seeds. Enlarged stereoscopic views are produced by photographing through the microscope lens. The device can identify weed seeds in both seed lots and sowing seeds.
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University ‘of Toronto
D. H. Hamly
Department of Botany
University of Toronto
New furnace for six room houses reported in Ontario
A new furnace said to heat six room houses at a cost of 25 canto a day is reported to have been evolved by Kitchener, Ontario. The item compares to a carburetor claim that may or may not move a car for 200 miles per gallon, and suggests it deserves encouragement.
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Kitchener
Keeps outside closets clean with lye cleanser
A vintage advert promotes keeping outhouses sanitary by sprinkling half a tin of Gillett's Pure Flake Lye weekly. It claims thorough cleaning, odor control, and fast dirt removal, with many uses for the powerful cleanser. Do not mix lye with hot water as it heats the liquid.
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Gillett
Generous Donations Boost Three Red Cross Funds
Canadian Red Cross raised over 450000 last year for the western drought fund Moose River rescue fund and American flood relief fund. National Commissioner Dr J L Biggar told the central council in Toronto. Dr D E Robertson’s Moose River mine rescue tale helped raise 11125.60 to cover hospital costs, an annuity for Mr and Mrs Scadding life, and other support. A golf ball killed 74000 fish at Glacier National Park hatchery by clogging the intake. Ticks can survive three years without food and eight months without water.
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Red Cross
Western Dreuth Fund
Moose River Rescue Fund
American Flood Relief Fund
J. L. Biggar
Central Council Committee
Toronto
D. E. Robertson
Moose River
Alfred Scadding
Parachute Lecture Ends With Jumping To A Conclusion
A lecturer humorously warns that a non opening parachute equals a dangerous outcome, quipping that failing to open is “jumping to a conclusion” as a final joke after a talk on parachute work.
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