The West's Besetting Sin Patience and the West's pace of growth
A critique of Western Canada impatience for rapid modernization citing all weather highways, telephones, and schools as desirable yet costly. Warns against overbuilding and taxing taxes before wealth and population catch up, urging prudent timing, rural focus, and mortgage caution. Highlights three Saskatchewan technical schools and the risk of sacrificing future stability for immediate comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Western
Canad
Saskatchewan
Regina
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Rubber Lining Protects Steel in Severe Service
Scientists perfected attaching rubber to metal to resist acids and abrasion in tanks pipes and pumps. The advancement promises durable linings for equipment handling corrosive liquids and severe service conditions. Mary has a football craze.
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Minetal
Dust Explosion Warning From Doctor Price On Dust Risks
David J. Price, a USDA chemical engineer and delegate to a National Fire Prevention Association convention, warned in Toronto that dust explosions threaten more than grain elevators. He cautioned against lighting cigarettes near talcum powder cornstarch or oats and urged safe storage to reduce danger.
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David J. Price
United States Department of Agriculture
National Fire Prevention Association
Toronto
Greetags From Earl Bewsborough and EW Beatty to Scouts
Messages sent to the Boy Scouts of Canada by Earl Bewsborough the Governor General and E W Beatty president of the Canadian Pacific Railway congratulate the movement. Beatty praised the Scout ethos of self reliance self respect and helping others while noting its international appeal and Canada suited campcraft.
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Earl Bewsborough
EW. Beatty
Boy Scouts of Canada
Earl of Bessborough
Canada
Dominion
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Boy Scouts Association
Beatty
Mr. Beatty
Boy Scouts
Lovely green dress dyed with Diamond Dyes yields new look
Mrs. R. P. of Quebec recounts saving a worn green dress by dyeing it with Diamond Dyes. She paid about 15 cents for one package and achieved a smooth even color that resisted running, prompting friends to suspect nothing about the dye.
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Mrs. R. P
Quebec
London Strand speed cafe opens with penny meals
A new London Strand restaurant promises minute meals under penny prices with automatic food and drink machines. Still drinks can be carbonated, glasses self-washed, and alcohol served by a human barman due to rules. Open day and night week days and Sundays under a strict price cap. The article also notes a tiny Maritzburg Museum dog and an Alberta elk park fencing project.
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London
Strand
Bumpy Airplane Snack Tests Highlight Pilot Misdirections
Tests indicate passengers experienced more bumps during a fast landing than in a typical approach as airline onboard snacks and service appear to affect comfort. MU. ue
The Child Grows and Morals By John Burke Ingram
A reflection on guiding children toward healthy citizenship using simple parenting acts. It stresses teaching truth, discouraging harmful lies, and shaping hero ideals. It advocates letting children have some autonomy while steering their impulses toward constructive behavior.
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John Burke Ingram
Bobby
Recipes For This Week By Petty Barclay
Step by step dessert plan serves four. Bake eight thin sponge cake slices and prepare orange sauce. Segment oranges, remove membranes. Layer cake with sauce coconut and orange sections, then top with another cake slice and sauce. Sprinkle coconut and optional whipped cream around the base for garnish.
Strawberry Gelatine Dessert and Dr Thomas Improved Oil
A recipe for strawberry gelatine dessert blends strawberry juice cups crushed berries sugar and gelatin with chilling and folding steps. An accompanying ad touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as capable of easing neuralgia and lumbago with a well rubbed application.
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Thomas
Minne sota Worker Killed by Electric Shock
Wilbur Thompson a 30 year old highway worker was electrocuted on a Minnesota highway when current jumped from a charged power line to the metal button on his cap as he operated a grading machine beneath the line. No contact with live wire occurred.
Better Fire Protection Needed Canada Should Have Right To Amend Constitut
A demand for a more organized rural fire protection system came from David J. Price of Washington DC, addressing the National Fire Protection Association in Toronto. He cited a 25 percent rise in farm fire losses in 1930 and over 125 million dollars in total. He pointed to spontaneous heating of agricultural products as a major cause. Canada may hold a provincial conference after Parliament prepares its case on amending the constitution, with a committee to study the matter and a potential conference with Dominion authorities to map a plan.
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Canada
David J. Price
Washington
D.C
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Department of Agriculture
National Fire Protection Association
Toronto
United States
House of Commons
Hugh Guthrie
Mae
Mr. Guthrie
Largest Persian rug starts to take shape in New York
A claim that the world’s largest Persian rug is being woven for the Waldorf Astoria lobby, over 70 feet long, designed as a Persian garden, with details on dimensions and placement. Also notes Miller's Worm Powders as a pediatric medicine for intestinal worms, claiming quick stomachic improvement and digestive tonic effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Caps and safety footwear to accompany lamps in Cape Breton collieries
Safety lamps in Cape Breton collieries soon come with metal head caps and safety shoes to protect miners. Caps guard against head bumps while shoes shield feet from falling stones, underscoring enhanced miner protection.
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Cape Breton
Oswald Watt Medal Awarded to Ford Smith for 1930 Feat
Wing Commander Caries notes Ford Smith received the Oswald Watt medal for the most conspicuous feat in 1930 by an Australian born flyer. The Australian Aero Club selected him for his Dublin to Harbor Grace Newfoundland flight completed last June.
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Caries
ford-Smith
Oswald Watt
Aero Chub
Dublin
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Remnants and fabric prints offered by A McCreery Co
The notice advertises remnants including 2 pounds of silk velvet or cretonne for $1.00 and prints at $100 for 2 pounds. It seeks agents and dealers, listing A McCreery Co in Chatham Ontario as the source.
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A. McCreery Co
Chatham
Ontario
Representative Wanted For Local Sales Position
An advertisement seeks a local representative for fast selling household necessities. Applicants should write Clarence Cameron at 39 Wellington St. E, Toronto Ont. for details.
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Clarence Cameron
Wellington St. E
Toronto, Ont
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Unusual
Maritzburg Museum
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Alberta
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Wile
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Europe
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ONT
Hunter-Martin & CO
SASK
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