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The dispatch notes the Department of National Defence ordering 16 light aircraft for RCAF training at 35000 dollars. It reports New Zealand asserting authority over British Samoa amid Samoa resistance. Canada immigration for Apr 1 to Nov 30 1929 totals 136440, down 2158. Four BC lumber crusaders head to Australia and New Zealand for four months to study markets. A unified US border patrol may guard Canada and Mexico borders from July 1 if approved. Cannibalism described in famine provinces of China. Missionaries in Shanghai cite horror and deaths. Alberta Wheat Pool membership rose by 5819 to 40915 with 4625 contracts. Ontario debates beer by the glass amid cabinet arguments by Ferguson and Varley.
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Department of National Defence
Royal Canadian Air Force
New Zealand
British Samoa
Samoa
Canada
British Columbia
Austraia
United States
Hoover
Coastguard
Congress
China
George Andrews
Kansa
Shanghai
Alberta Wheat Pool
Ontario
Glass
Ferguson Old William Varley
Building Trades Council of Toronto
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Ontario Cabinet
Why Dutch Are Sturdy Start Day With Breakfast Of Many Courses
A Dutch breakfast is described as extensive with at least seven kinds of bread and three or four meats. It features cheeses such as limburger and Edam, boiled eggs, jams, honey, fruits, and a strong pot of coffee.
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Europe
Parket Highlights Fish Exports to Australia Potential
A recent Commonwealth report notes Australia's fish import demand, with per capita consumption around 14 pounds versus 25 in Canada and New Zealand and 40 in Great Britain, signaling room to grow exports.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Canada
New Zealand
Great Britain
Canada Fish Exports Reach Global Markets
A Natural Resources bulletin chart shows Canadian fish products sold in nearly a hundred countries with an average annual export value around 35 million dollars.
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Cannan
Natural Resources Bulletin
Department of the Interior
Canada
World World War Encircle Says Garstian Smuts
General Jan Smuts predicts in New York at a tenth anniversary dinner that within ten years every nation including Russia will sit at the League of Nations council table. He warns it would be tragic if the founder’s seat is not represented and credits Wilson for inspiring the League while noting the United States will enter international conferences beyond the League.
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Russia
League of Nations
Jan Garstian" Samts
New York
Smuts
Wilson
United States
Paris
Pilchard Industry Grows Into Major BC Fishery
Beginning with one plant and a 500 ton 1925 catch the British Columbia pilchard industry expanded to 23 plants producing 80 000 tons in the present year. Output includes pilchard oil and meal valued at 1 750 000 with most oil going to the United States for soap and meal shipped to Germany Japan and the United States.
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United States
Germany
Japan
Reduction Of Income Tax Emadian Chamber Of Commerce Seeks Chiefs
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce presented to Prime Minister Mackenzie King and Dominion Cabinet in Ottawa a memorandum from the Calgary meeting. It urges continued reduction of income and sales taxes when finances permit, along with other national issues such as St Lawrence waterways and unemployment. Finance Minister C A Dunning noted income tax as a war measure but said the Dominion cannot drop it. division of tax fields between Dominion and provinces was discussed as a possibility for future consideration.
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Emadian Chamber OF Commerce
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Prme
Mackenzie King
Dominion
Ottawa
J. H. Woods
Calary
Chamber
Calgary
St. Lawrence
Peace River
C. A. Dunning
Mr. Dunning
Dom Nion
Fashion No 17 Becoming Necktine Patterns
Fashion brief lists pattern No 17 Becoming Necktine in multiple sizes with yardage for 30 and 40 inch fabrics and additional pieces. Also mentions pattern No 199 Simple Everyday Track, Jemlor Frock sizing, and Embroidery Tea Set Descriptor pattern No 11014 including cup sets. Patterns priced 25 cents in stamps or coin. Winnipeg Newspaper Union listing.
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Syle
Canadian National appoints Burnap VP Traffic at Montreal
The announcement named Robert L. Burnap as Vice-President in Charge of Traffic with headquarters in Montreal, succeeding A. T. Weldon. Burnap, with a 56 year railroad career, has long been associated with the Canadian National Railway System.
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Deen
Canadian National
Robert L. Burnap
Montreal
A. T. Weldon
R. L. Burnap
Canadian National Railway System
Orange Bread Pudding From Betty Barclay
A simple orange bread pudding recipe combines bread crumbs butter and scalded milk soaked half an hour then beaten egg yolks sugar orange juice and rind folded in. Bake until firm and top with meringue for serving.
Frugal Fruit Preserve and the Flea Poem Revival
A recipe instructs slicing orange lemon and grapefruit with water and sugar to create a preserve, boiled in stages and sealed with paraffin. Separately, Eastern papers revive debate on the shortest English poem, recalling the New York Sun prize titled Fleas. Adam Had ’em.
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The
New York Sun
Adam
Blessed are the poor in spirit Beatitudes teaching summary
Sunday School lesson explores the Beatitudes in Matthew 5 3 10 calling blessedness a relation with God not happiness based on circumstance. It explains the poor in spirit as humble seekers dependent on God and notes the Kingdom of Heaven as the mark of Christ’s followers and the Sermon on the Mount as its guiding code.
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Jesus
Matthew
George D. Boardman
Christ
Kingdom of
Goa
Wilder Silver Medal Awarded to W T Macoun
The Wilder Silver Medal of the American Pomological Society honors W T Macoun Dominion Horticulturist for his apple variety breeding and horticulture efforts. The prize was announced at the society meeting in Roanoke Virginia amid uncertain reports about sleeping elephants.
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Wilder
American Pomological Society
W.T. Macoun
Dominion Horticultur'st
Roanoke
Virginia
Romans Built Vast Galley That Might Have Crossed Oceans
Italian researchers drained Lake Nemi near Rome to reveal Caligula era galleys etched in timber. The larger galley spans about 74 meters and features thick wooden sides and oak stays, suggesting Roman shipwrights could have crossed the Atlantic centuries ago if steam or petrol power existed.
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Inio
Britain
Gaul
Neral
Rome
Calgula
Atlantic
Scotsmen reuse Christmas cigars as weather chat ends
The London Sunday Express notes Scotsmen now pass boxes of cigars received last Christmas to others who got theirs the prior Christmas. A visitor jokes about asylum release and weather abroad, while casual banter recalls the outside world.
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London Sunday Express
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