British Columbias domestic help wage study and cloning plan
British Columbia weighs a minimum wage for domestic workers as Minister of Labor Hon. George Pearson announces. A western provinces government house cloning proposal was floated in Alberta by Conservative leader D. M. Duggan. The Canadian government defers recognition of Manchukuo. MP David Kirkwood reports large ex servicemen applications, and Salt Lake City endures the heaviest quakes, rattling Utah, Idaho, Nevada, and California communities.
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British Columbia
George Pearson
Alberta
D. M Duggan
Manchukuo
House of Commons
J. A. Bradette
Lib
North Temiskaming
David Kirkwood
Labor
Britain
Imperial Exservicemen
Canada
Ministry of Pensions
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Vada
California
Sunday School Lesson on Christ the Son of the Living God
Devotional text explores Peter's declaration Thou art the Christ the Son of the living God from Matthew 16 and the call to follow Jesus through hardship. It contrasts prophets Elijah and Jeremiah with Jesus as the living Christ, notes Jesus question Who do men say the Son of Man is, and reflects on the cross bearing path to peace amid worldly loss and spiritual gain.
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Christ
God
Jesus
Caesarea Philippi
John the Baptist
Herod
John
Joan
J. Ih. Towett
Elijah
Jeremiah
Eliah
Peter
Donald Hankey
England
Belgium
Saved Many Ships In Wales At The Inn Lighthouse
Mrs Jane Ellen Jones a harbor master in Prthdinlley Wales died on the eve of her hundredth birthday. For 75 years she ran a 300 year old inn where she housed a girls school and lit lamps in the windows guiding ships. It is said she saved many vessels from disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ellen Jones
Prthdinlley
Wales
Lectures on First Aid in Gas Warfare Held in Glasgow
Public health educators present in Glasgow Scotland conducting lectures on first aid in gas warfare. The program aims to prepare civilians and responders for gas attack scenarios and general emergency response procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Conference spotlights farm management in Canada
Winnipeg hosts the annual Colonization Finance Corporation conference with Western managers and inspectors from member companies. D Howard Doane of St Louis spoke on rural appraising while topics covered moisture conservation, drought areas, grasshopper control, couch grass, wild oats, fall work, land use, crop plans, water supply, machine power, operating costs and sweet clover. The meeting outlined the program started in 1927 and detailed Manitoba Saskatchewan expansion, staff growth to 13 zone managers, and current holdings of 1 441 farms across 486 229 acres. The work emphasizes weed control, soil fertility, livestock improvement and rapid hog production for British market opportunities.
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Colonization Finance Corporation
Winnipeg
Canada Colonization Association
D. Howard Doane
St. Louis
S. E. Todd
Industrial and Development Council
Canadian Meat Packers
Toronto
Dominion Mortgage and Investment Association
Montreal
Canadian Colonization Association
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bear
Mantoba
Brandon
Dauphin
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Moosomin
Daupain
Saskatchewan
Birtle
Man
Oxbow
Weyburn
Indian Head
Canora
Yorkton
Sask
Canada Life Assurance Company
Ont
Confederation Life Association
Wern Homes Limited
Canada
Ottawa
Reinoehl
R. W. Gowland
C. R. Bradford
George H. Jones
Portage la Prarie
A.B. Judson
W. Kent
H. J. Siemens
A. J. Clark
M. L. Sterzer
Deloraine
W. J. McLeod
K. McLean
Ant
J. B. Day
Bow
W. Harkness
Longman
Ask
H. B. Sommerfeld
C. Winkler
Canova
Louis L. Lang
Galt
Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada
Lang Tanning Company
Mr. Bowman
J. F. Weston
Imperial Life Assurance Company
T. O. F. Herzer
Haw
W. Hastie
S. E. Cork
A. E. Pequegnat
The
Mutual Life Assurance Company
J. C. Breckenridge
National Trust Co
McGill Beneficiary From Will of Dr Lawford Named
The will of the late Dr Joan Bowring Lawford leaves McGill University a substantial benefit likely over 100 000. The estate is probated at 315 000 with 5 000 to McGill medical faculty for a library and museum, 50 000 to the London Ophthalmic Hospital, 25 000 to the British National Blind Library, and the remaining residue split between McGill and St Thomas Hospital London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGill University
Joan Bowring Lawford
Montreal
Harley Street
McGill Medical
London
British National Blind Library
McGill
St. Thomas Hospital
Canada’s New Fruit: Orange Grapefruit Hybrid Arrives
Importers in Montreal discuss naming the strange fruit, as 2 500 fine specimens arrived in Halifax from British Honduras and Jamaica aboard the Lady Som fra and Cathcart, racing to the Montreal market. He describes it as a cross of orange and grapefruit with a vivid flavor and potential for Canada’s market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Halifax
British Honduras
Jamaica
Thenadian
Lady Somfra
Cathcart
Mporters
Wind driven lighting plant powers Bowne home in Windsor Park
A wind driven lighting unit built from an automobile charging unit lights R. H. Bowne's home in Windsor Park Alberta. The setup charges two storage batteries in Bowne's backyard, eliminating most lighting costs this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Bowne
Windsor Park
Alberta
Mr. Bowne
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Dorsethe Shores
Ae Takes
Sance
Andrews Lan
Burns Escalds
Spain
Lou Skuce
Eastern
Denicotea Cigarette
Simpcon Co. Limited
Baten Co
Lygette
Mecdey's Cigar Store
Weertherterd
Wantel Chantler & Chantler, Ltd
Canadian Distributes
Wellington St. W
Good Responsible Saar
Toronto Type Foundry Co
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