Danish rural education and co operation impact on Western Canada
The article examines the Danish model of rural education and cooperative marketing, its impact on Denmark's economy and culture, and how Western Canada could adapt its lessons. It notes a loss of interest amid droughts and pests, urges studying Danish policies, and highlights the role of agricultural and folk high schools in Denmark.
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North Pole Adventure Aboard Submarine Planned by Wilkins
Suzanne Wilkin wife of explorer Sir Hubert Wilkang will join the Arctic voyage to the North Pole. She arrived in Los Angeles from Australia and said the party will depart New York next March. Sir Hubert directs equipment installation on a submarine built to navigate under Arctic ice.
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Suzanne Wilkin
Sir Hubert Wilkang
North Pole
Los Angeles
Australia
New York
Sir Hubert
CBC Seeks Tax Exemption Over Crown Adjunct Claim
A CBC lawyer argued for nationwide tax exemption, contending publicly created bodies including the CBC are not taxed. The case, heard before Judge James Parker, centers on whether the Crown adjunct status and public corporation status affect Ontario and federal taxation. The court reserved decision on the CBC's exemption claim.
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Canadian Broadcasting Corp
James Ced
CBC
Ontario
John Jennings
Canada
Plan Ocean Flights for Transatlantic Service Next April
William If Coverdale, president of American Export Lines, Inc, announced that commercial flights under the United States flag will begin next April. The plan includes wing experimental flights, express and mail, through its wholly owned subsidiary Transport Airlines. American Incorporated intends to invest $6,000,000 to $7,000,000 to create a nonstop New York to Paris passenger service, he said.
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Atlantic
Atlantic Ocean
United Sates
William If Coverdale
Pormerican Export Lines, Inc Ed
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Relief From Gastric Distress With Kruschen Salt Routine
A wife recounts her husband suffering severe gastric acidity and sleepless nights. She credits Kruschen Salt with easing indigestion, restoring appetite, and reducing the weary look, noting the daily regimen promotes normal digestion and better relief over time.
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Jearburn
Kruschen
Salta
Kml
Pineapple Icebox Dessert and Cabbage Carrot Mold
Selected recipes describe a pineapple icebox dessert with crushed graham wafers and cream, layered with pineapple and whipped topping, then a celery cabbage carrot mold with Crown Brand Syrup and Thousand Island dressing. A note mentions a 25 year old domestic service candidate in Germany and Earth A Smith of Salt Lake City preserving Smith family records.
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Seaton Rover
Mazda
Germany
Earth A. Smith
Salt Lake City
America
Alberta Moves Toward Large School Units
The Department of Education in Edmonton reports a vigorous push to form large school administration units by uniting 80 to 90 small districts. 34 units have been created, but strong opposition fears higher taxes and loss of local home rule. Proponents say rural education stalls without larger administrative areas.
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Alberta
Department of Jocation
Edmonton
Calgary
Anonymous Gift To British Treasury Cited For World Peace
A Transvaal resident in South Africa sent $500 to the British chancellor of the exchequer as a contribution to expenses tied to a new program of military and individual preparedness in the cause of world peace. The article notes varied Bible versions and mentions a quirky medical remedy from ancient Egypt involving raw meat on a black eye.
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Transvaal South Africa
RCMP Plans Reserve Training From Large Firms
Deputy Commissioner Thomas Da announces Ottawa plans to form reserve units from staff in major firms across several cities. Training will avoid Regina Ottawa, with Winnipeg identified as a trial city. Relaxed entrance standards may be applied as reserves become emergency manpower.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ottawa
Thomas da
Regina
Winnipeg
RCMP
Women in marriage vows and bosses in New England
A survey finds 59 percent of American women object to the word obey in marriage vows, while 3 percent in old New England favor husbands who boss them. The results also show 59 percent would rather work for a woman boss. An unrelated line mentions an incendiary mixture and a mythic compound.
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New England
Halifax
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