Prairie chicken season possible in Alberta this year
World happenings brief notes Alberta may declare an open season for prairie chickens. The Commons passed third reading on a 99 year joint use rail agreement at Quebec City between Canadian National and Canadian Pacific. Mary Pickford’s birth cottage in Toronto to become a tea room run by A. Trudelle. Unified US transport under ICC urged from 1984 conference. Canada’s hog grade rise over 10 weeks. A new mining plane tested in NRC labs. Alberta aims to cut coarse grain freight rates toward export parity. Be a serpents extut. Taxed Chicagoan to pay 1.3 million as imagined income. Brilliant BC prisoners’ release plans completed.
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Alberta
House of Commons
Quebec City
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Toronto
Mary Pickford
Bor
A. Trudelle
Prairie Provinces
Dominion
Brownlee
J. R. Dymond
Royal Ontario Museum of Zoology
Brilliant
British Columbia
Women Prospectors Enter Manitoba Field
Claes reports that seven Winnipeg women entered mining prospecting after a university course at the University of Manitoba led by Dr. G. M. Brownell. They received Mines certificates. one prospecting student, Kathleen Rice, is already locating at Herb Lake with huskies and hobnailed boots, ready for spring fieldwork.
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Claes
University of Manitoba
Women of Winnipeg
G. M. Brownell
Department of Mines
Manitoba
Kathleen Rice
Toronto University
Herb Lake
Rice
To Vie With Springtime Youthful Model Combines Navy Blue Dress
Exceptionally youthful jacket dress pattern features navy blue crepe silk skirt and jacket with a bright green bodice, frilled collar, and a wind blown style. A beige tweed wool option with brown fleckings offers a brown necktie silk bodice with wide beige stripes. Size 14 to 40, price 20 cents.
Snow and Snowflakes in the Canadian Climate
Gordon m1. uoest MA explains snow geography and science. Snow is rare south of 36 deg north unless modified by altitude. Snowflakes form from vapor crystallization, vary in shape, and appear best on black surfaces. Snow lines rise with latitude and affect mountain sides differently. Snow acts as an insulator and water source. glaciers store snow and ice. Aristotle first noted red snow, common in Arctic regions due to tiny organisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Himalayas
Rocky Mountains
Norway
Polar
Aristotle
Arctic
New Dental Chair Aims To Ease Patient Dread At Convention
Dr Elmer S Best of Minneapolis demonstrated a chair using a wire connection to deliver music through the headpiece and mastoid bones. The system, shown at the Chicago Dental Society convention, may charm away dental session anxiety by vibrating bones to send inaudible tunes to the ear. Children reportedly become so absorbed in the music they forget the teeth are being worked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Dental Society
Elmer S Best
Minneapolis
Herald
Mary Magdalene Sees Risen Jesus At The Tomb
Sunday school lesson centers on Mary Magdalene visiting Jesus tomb at dawn. She discovers the stone moved and encounters the risen Christ who calls her by name, prompting belief before the ascension. The message emphasizes faith over physical touch and the commission to publish the resurrection.
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Mary Magdalene
Grist
Mary Magdalen
Jesus
Magdalene
Magdala
Tiberius
John
Mary
Jons
C. Gillie Mary
Rabboni
Edward Everett Hale, Jr
Christ
Augustine
Tam
Proves The Workmans Lifting Bridge Span at Tees
A British bridge in Middlesbrough spanning the Tees demonstrates craftsmanship. The 2600 ton span must clear ships reaching Stockton, rising 120 feet. During a test three men using land power and pulleys moved the center span to the top. Electrical machinery will perform the raise. manual labor is emergency back up.
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Middlesbrough
England
Yorkshire
Durham
Tees
Stockton
Weight Of A Million In Gold
The text explains the weight of a million dollars in gold varies by fineness and form. It states nine-tenth fine coins would weigh 53.50 ounces per million, and at current REC price roughly 28,000 ounces of newly mined gold equal 2 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
REC
When You Pass Selfishness and Untruthfulness
A compact reflection notes progress after overcoming selfishness untruthfulness jealousy and ego. It frames success as the next station on a moral journey and emphasizes personal growth as a pathway to achievement.
Motorists Pay High Share of Provincial Revenues
A Canadian government statistics report shows automobile owners paid 45.5 million dollars to provincial treasuries in 1932-33. Gasoline taxes raised 24.95 million while license fees totaled 20.55 million, with Ontario 35.9 percent and Quebec 82 percent of revenue from motorists.
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Canada
Government
Bureau of Statistics
Treasuries
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Alberta
Prince Edward Island
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Manitoba
Saskatoon to Inventory Land Resources for Agricultural Use
Saskatchewans government plans an economic land survey to inventory all land resources. Public Works Minister J. F. Bryant says the effort will identify crop areas, soil value, and optimal use. Unproductive occupied lands will be reclassified for best adaptation under a planned land utilization program.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Transportation Conference
J. H. Parkin
National Research Council
Ottawa
Council
Toate Type Foundry Co
H Roger
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Nem
Gordon
Uoest, M.A
the Risen
Colossians
Don
Economic Survey of Land
Daniel
Saskat
Denicotra
Chantler & Chantler, Ltd
Canadian Distributors
Wellington St. W
Toronto, Ont
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