World Grain Show Opens at Regina With Global Reach
The World's Grain Exhibition and Conference arrives in Regina on July 24, bringing hundreds of tons of grain exhibits from scores of nations. Noted experts will run sessions in financing storage and transport while the city hosts a tented village and expanded provincial fair in a major prairie event.
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Joseph
London
England
Regina
Canada
Saskatchewan
Prairie Provinces
Armories
Exhibition Grounds
Regina College
Wheat imports eyed as US to buy in coming crop year
The Ottawa Journal reports US production seen at about 603 million bushels with consumption near 620 million, implying a net import for the 1934 crop year. Canada shows strong prospects in Saskatchewan and Manitoba and only slight shortfall in Alberta, signaling a favorable year with heavy carryover and potential for export opportunities.
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United States
Canada
Sankatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Ottawa Journal
New Hampshire Farmers Favor Crows Over New Solutions
Concord farmers distrust coal tar seed treatments and defend crows as useful to fields. Commissioner Andrew L. Felker notes crow damage is often exaggerated, and farmers plan to endure, even crafting makeshift scarecrows from straw and sugar bags as spring approaches.
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Uncle Sam
Massachusetts
Maryland
New Hampshire
Granite State
Jim Crow
Crow
Srmers
Influence Of Women At Typographical Unions Banquet
C P How ard of Indianapolis told the Ontario and Quebec Conference of Typographical Unions in Toronto that women’s influence would curb unemployment and hunger. He also called Franklin Roosevelt the greatest dictator, contrasting him with Stalin Hitler and Mussolini.
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Sai C. P. Howard
Indianapolis
Ontario
Quebec
Toronto
Franklin Roosevelt
Stalin
Russia
Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
United States
Tuberculosis Test Substance Nears Public Use Says Telegram
The Toronto Telegram reports that National Tuberculosis Association researchers are refining a diagnostic substance to detect TB infection in humans. The substance reportedly contains no foreign elements beyond its diagnostic purpose and has no name or commercial release date yet.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Man
Toronto Telegram
New Ultra Accurate Clock Shown By Physics Club
O H Caldwell described a crystal quartz clock built in Washington by U S Government engineers. Installed at the Naval Observatory, it will regulate official clocks and govern government radio stations ashore and afloat. The device uses acoustic feedback with a quartz bar in a temperature controlled air chamber to achieve one part in 100 million accuracy.
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Physics Club of
New York
O. H Caldwell
Washington
United States
Naval Observatory
Caldwell
Moon
Earth
Garnet Wolseley and the British Army Reform
A century ago near Dublin Garnet Wolseley shaped the British Army by reorganizing training and mobilization inspiring the expeditionary force sent to France in 1914. His work enabled rapid mobilization and a skilled small army that backed the fighting retreat from Mons and the Marne.
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Dublin
Ireland
Garnet Wolseley
France
Mons
Marne
New York Times
Immigration Plans Backed by Canadian Provinces
Brig General M L Hornby of Lethbridge Alberta says provinces in Canada will soon want to resume immigration from the United Kingdom. He plans to sail to England to present proposed immigration plans to UK authorities. He stresses not advocating more immigration until provinces review the issue and calls for a definite plan including land acquisition and ready farm homes.
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Canada
United Kingdom
M. L. Hornby
Lethbridge
Alberta
England
Tam
General Hornby
Montreal
Sodium vapor lamp promises major光 at Century of Progress
Edison introduced tungsten lamps at the 1893 World’s Fair. A Dutch sodium vapor bulb exhibited at a New York meeting claims 16 times visibility and 3 to 4 times more light per unit of electricity. It emits a distinct yellow light aiding vision while motor roads expand globally.
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New York
Cobham and Helmore Plan Long Range Mop Plane Flight
Planning unusual flight trials by Cobham and Helmore target a 10 000 mile journey to Australia later this year. The single engined plane carries two pilots and about 280 gallons of fuel for roughly 26 hours at 130 to 140 mph. An aerial tanker refuels to allow ascent from multiple aerodromes, enabling a possible arrival in Australia from England in under four days if luck holds.
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Ham
Austratia
Alan Cobhamsmi
Helmare
Australia
Increase in Exports to United Kingdom Shows Heavy Rise
Canada’s exports to Great Britain rose sharply in the 12 months ending May 31 1933 totaling 108 076 782 up from 78 961 246. Wheat led the gain at 65 744 808 up by over 25 000 000. bacon barley and hams also increased markedly as timber exports neared one million dollars higher. The report cites Hon H H Stevens Minister of Trade and Commerce.
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United Kingdom
Canada
Hon. H. H. Stevens
Great Boon To Outfitters Brown in Nazi Germany
The rise of the Nazi brown shirts has boosted German menswear. Stores display brown cloth and leather goods with exhortations to join the cause. A Berlin shoe shop on Friedrichstrasse advertises clothing in the hour color, not a single black shoe visible.
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Germany
Trumpa
Berlin
Friedrichstrass
Minard's Liniment Featured In Stable Care Tips
A fragment mentions Minard's Liniment as valuable for animals and general aches. It cites Mr. Dowd of Giesborn recommending the product and notes a doctor prepared Minard's Liniment years ago. The text emphasizes its use for brindle or saddle injuries and wire cuts.
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Fowler
Dr. Fowler
T. Mubura Co., Limited
Toroats
Concord
Immi
Sion
Outfitters
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