Radio and the Peace Path Through Broadcast Unity
The Royal Commission on Radio examines broadcasting policy to serve national interests of Canada and promote international understanding. The piece notes Western and Eastern reception issues, the Europeana then highlights German English French broadcasts, urges bilingual education, and foresees Canada linking with Europe by beam wireless and radio for culture, news, and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Commission On Radio
Dominion
Canada
States
New York
Philadelphia
United States
Radio Commission
Europe
Germany
England
Poland
Austria
Hungary
France
Paris
Warsaw
Berlin
Hamburg
Vienna
Budapest
Britain
London
Prairies
Protecting Canada's Fisheries Against Depletion
A historical item discusses guarding Canada’s finny resources. It cites rivers and lakes as vital fisheries and warns that neglect could deplete aquatic stocks. The passage hints at broader land and sea fishery concerns and precautionary measures without detailing specific policies.
Canadian Fish Culture and Conservation Efforts in 1927
The Canadian Government aims to prevent depletion and regulate fishing through close seasons, nets, and gear controls. It enforces pollution laws and operates a broad fish culture system with 25 hatcheries, 6 subsidiary hatcheries, and 4 rotating salmon ponds in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Superconductivity in Metals at Extreme Low Temperatures
At 452 degrees below zero some metals like silver and copper lose electrical resistance and become superconductors. Simile Her face was like five tiles of detour.
Lightning flash speed measured by British physicist
Dr. C. U Boys reports the first measurement of lightning speed. The flash completes in about one seven thousandth of a second and lasts a portion for about one thirty two hundredth of a second. He notes the stroke begins from both cloud and ground and ends when the ends meet in mid air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. U Boys
New York
Northern Air Mail Points Added in Manitoba
Hon. P. J. Veniot announces in the House of Commons that Oxford Godsland and Island Lakes in Manitoba will join the northern air mail network. Government planes will deliver mail weekly from Norway House near Lake Winnipeg in support of forestry patrols.
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Manitoba
Oxford
Godsland
Island Lakes
P. J. Veniot
House of ‘Commons
Vennot
Government Forestry Patrol
Norway House
Lake Winnipeg
Rheumatic Pain Claims Solved by Blood Treatment
The advertisement argues rheumatism cannot be cured by rubbing and must be treated through the blood. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood-building remedy that removes rheumatic poisons, sharing a customer testimonial from Dr Thomas Martin of Novar Ontario, and instructs readers to purchase from a druggist or by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Thomas Martin
Novar, Ont
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
Record Shipment Of Pedigreed White Leghorn Eggs
The Poultry Breeders Association of British Columbia sent a batch of 36,000 pedigreed White Leghorn hatching eggs to a Petaluma California hatchery. The shipment is valued at $5,000 and reflects a large scale effort in poultry breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Breeders’ Association of
British Columbia
Petaluma
California
Death Ray Claim Sparks Alarm In San Francisco
H. H. Nelson-Smith of Pacific Gas and Electric says J. B. Martin of San Francisco invented a three million volt death ray. The device allegedly sits somewhere in San Francisco with undisclosed location and purported collaboration with the electric company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Nelson-Smith
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
San Francisco
J. B. Martin
Martin
Nelson-Smith
San Incisco
Electric Company
Hungarian Tribes Found in India by Professor Gujard
Professor Stephen Gujard returns from a twelve month India expedition claiming discovery of two Hungarian tribes named Mar and Marva in central India. He reports ruins of an ancient palace with manuscripts statues and ceramics linking the site to the Huns and Attila's era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorlan
Heart of India
Stephen Gujard
India
Mar
Marva
Europe
Attilla
Salmon Pack in British Columbia Improves Amid Methods
The British Columbia salmon pack shows improvement under current conservation methods with 1928 totals at 2,035,637 cases, 29,561 below 1926’s peak. Pink salmon reach 792, - facts: 792,62 cases. surpassing 1926 by 19,369. Also mentions worm remedies for children and heavy rainfall data from Baguio in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St B.C
British Columbia
Vacations In Canada highlights for tourists and sportsmen
The Department of the Interior offers Vacations In Canada a 96 page handbook detailing Canada's vast forests lakes rivers and diverse regions. It outlines climate motor roads historic sites fishing hunting canoeing camping major cities popular resorts and Canadian customs regulations. Free distribution via the Resources Intelligence Service Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Department of the Interior
Dominion
Ni Resources Intelligence Service
Ottawa
Manitoba Oratorical Champion From Norwood
Marcenene Brunet a 17 year old from Norwood Man won the Manitoba oratorical contest among ten English speaking rivals. She will represent Manitoba in the Canadian finals. Miss Brunet attended the convent at St Adolphe Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcenene Brunet
Norwood
Man
Manitoba
Miss Brunet
St. Adolphe
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Quick Corn Removal
An old advertisement urges use of Putnam's Corn Extractor to prevent corns by painting drops on affected areas whether hard or soft. It claims painless removal and root-out action. The piece also notes that men with high blood pressure should drive carefully, citing experiments linking hypertension to higher accident risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam's
Personnel Inarch Federation
Cora remover offered to remove cams without surgery
A terse note states that using Holloway's Cora remover can eliminate the need for surgical operation to remove cams. It adds that forty automobiles can travel abreast at low tide on Jacksonville Beach where the sand is as firm as a paved street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
Jacksonville
Fla
Minard's Liniment Einstein Train Caller or Bellhop
A cheeky remark suggests Minard's Liniment Einstein would suit a noisy train crew role like a caller or bellhop, joking that his speech is hard to understand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einstein
Young Linguist George Grando A Dalmatian Heritage Child
A four year old boy, George Grando of Vader Washington, is described as a linguist of ability speaking English and Croatian with ease. He reads the alphabet in both languages, counts to twenty in each, and converses freely. The article notes the vast scale of felt hat production in the United States, stating over 50 million rabbit skins are processed annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grando
Vader, Wash
America
Dalmatia
United States
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Ismaes Eee
Lydia E. Pinkham
Exehn Bowe
Alma Sree
J. D. Kellogg
Bobbie
Minnesota
Baguio
Philippine Islands
Minard’s Liniment
Firestone
Irestone Tire & Rubber CO
Lared
Indy
Mitre Ely
Tue T. Milburn Cay Ltd
Toronto
Hunter-Martin & CO
Regina
SASK
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