National Research Council to study weed control
NRC asked to appoint associate committee on weed control research. Earl of Harewood dies at his estate aged 83. Admiral Sir Richard Phillimore Arst retired. Vice Admiral H W Richmond dies. Lady Schultz among others noted. Canadian rep elected to National Battery Council executive committee in Chicago. Five power naval disarmament talks planned in London. Parachutist Diehl falls 2,800 feet near Ottawa. Sage Jagadish Bose claims discovery to revive heart failure victims. Mrs Ray Abrens killed by propeller. pilot Max Conrad injured.
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National Research Council
Earl of Harewood
Princess Mary
Anrentral
Richard Phillimore Arst
H. W. Richmond
Lady Schultz
John Christian Schultz
Manitoba
Benator
Winnipe RR
Morley
Industrial Accident Prevention Association
Torento
Batety Council
Chicago
Canada
London
England
Ottawa
Baker Diehl
Sir Jagadish Bose
Himalaya
Red Wing
Minn
Ray Ahrens
St. Paul
Max Conrad
Abrens
Guggenheim Announces Successful Flight With Lightless Cockpit
Harry F. Guggenheim says a first flight with the cockpit sealed in darkness is a final test of instruments to navigate via radio beacons. Lieut. James H. Doolittle flew from Mitchell Field to a landing in the darkened observer cockpit along a beacon path.
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Harry F. Guggenheim
Daniel F. Guggenheim
Aeronautcs
James H. Doolittle
Mitchell Field
X ray aids aviation manufacturing says metallurgist
W L Fink metallurgist told the National Metals Congress in Cleveland that X ray imaging helps the metal industry, especially aviation, by revealing shrinkage blow holes pin holes and other casting imperfections unseen by other tests. This allows thorough testing of aircraft frames before completion and notes safety device improvements achieved through this method.
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W. L. Fink
National Metals Congress
Cleveland
Fink
Men to Train for Canadian Farm Work in England
Immigration officials in Ottawa say 2000 young men will be trained in England this winter for farm work in Canada. Placements will be arranged next spring by Dominion and provincial authorities. This year about 2500 trained men from overseas have taken farm jobs, compared with 1400 last year.
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Ottawa
England
Dominion
Childrens fashion patterns in beige brown tweed and navy
An article showcases girls wear patterns for ages eight to fourteen in feather-weight beige and brown tweed with a brown suede belt and beige collar. Style No. 713 features navy blue wool crepe with red belt and bone buttons, plus white collar options and various fabric choices and a 25 cent pattern price.
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Copenhagen
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Patterns can be ordered by mail from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union located at McDermot Avenue. Include payment and clear pattern numbers for prompt processing.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Sugar prompts and fat burning myths in diet talk
A short note discusses sugar as a fuel for fat burning and weight concerns. It notes sugar as a needed element in a balance of energy, suggesting misunderstandings about weight gain and fat loss. The piece reads like a health guidance snippet with motivational framing.
Canada Expands Road Mileage to Meet Tourist Traffic
Canada advances road building as tourist travel grows. Sur faced roads rose from 47,411 to 64,121 miles in three years, total highway open for traffic 381,977 miles. In 1927 road work funded at 35 million plus maintenance 18 million. Vehicle registrations reached 1,076,819 with autos 921,395. One car per 10.5 people.
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Canada
Unitedates
Hawaiian Islands
New Zealand
Beacon For Night Flying Is Tested In Washington
A wind driven air mail beacon with three lenses and lamps, a flashing mechanism and wind powered generator was tested on an 80 foot tower near Washington. If successful for months it could operate remotely elsewhere. A Zurich weather clock and a unique tulip tree comparison are also noted.
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Washington
New York-Atelantia
Zurich
Switzerland
Dominion census plans under consideration for 1931
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reviews questions for Canada's next general census set to begin June 1 1931. Plans call for both human and livestock censuses with questionnaires needing governor in council adoption. Canadians will be listed along with British subjects and naturalized residents.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
New Cure For Paralysis Through Induced Malaria
English doctor reports induced malaria as a successful treatment for paralysis after trials in English and Welsh hospitals. Surgeon Rear Admiral F E T Meagher states malaria inoculation or exposure to infected mosquitos offers more promise than other treatments, with life lengthening and improved physical and mental condition in many cases, though results vary.
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F E. T. Meagher
Meagher
Continental Limited schedule cuts Montreal Winnipeg trip time
Canadian National trims run time by two hours on the Montreal to Winnipeg Continental Limited. The train now departs Montreal at 11:15 pm daily and arrives Winnipeg the next evening at 7:15 pm. The Confederation service to Vancouver will run Toronto to Edmonton through mid November and then on to Edmonton, Regina, and Saskatoon.
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Canadian National
Montreal
Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways
Confederation
Toronto
Vancouver
Edmonton
Regina
Saskatown
Recipes For This Week by Betty Barclay
Peat oranges prepared by peeling to remove the white membrane and slicing thickly. They are steamed until clear and tender then a sugar vinegar and spice syrup is boiled for twenty five minutes. The fruit is simmered gently for an hour and then canned in sterilized jars.
Marmalade from Quince and Apple Recipe Note
Wash quinces and remove blossom end. Cut fruit and simmer in water until soft. Rub through sieve, mix with tart apple pulp, and add two parts sugar to three parts pulp. Cook until thick and clear, then fill hot glasses and seal. Placeholder quote about judging a man.
Sunday School Lesson Focuses on Work and Duty
Sunday School lesson highlights Genesis 2 15 Exodus 20 Nehemiah 63 John 517 94 and Acts 2033 35 stressing work as a moral duty. It cites Thomas Tip Indy Lowell and Nehemiah 6 3 praising labor while noting women like Mrs Cox of Glasgow helped salvage ships at Scapa Flow.
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Thessalonians
Acts
Ephesians
Garden of Eden
Thomas Tip- Indy
Cox
Glasgow
Scotland
Scapa Flow
British Delegation Praises Canadian Hospitality in Telegram
A British delegation to the Institute of Pacific Relations sent a telegram from Victoria praising Canada's hospitality as they travel to Ky. Lord Hall sham signed the message and Lord Chancellor of England led the delegation. Premier Mackenzie King replied with thanks and best wishes to UK and Canadian nations.
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Victoria
Japan
Institute of Pacific Relations
Mackenzie King
Canada
Lond Hallsham
England
Dominion
Easy Dessert Caramel Pudding From Condensed Milk
A simple recipe to make caramel pudding using an unopened can of condensed milk simmered in boiling water for two and a half hours. After cooling, open the can along the side and serve on a dish with nut meats and whipped cream or plain cream.
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Borden
British Diplomacy Praised In Tribune Excerpt
The Chicago Tribune lauds British Egypt proposals as showing superior diplomacy and imperial statesmanship. A seaside landlady quips about keeping a patient in bed, while a teacher asks about a boy with no mothering care and a boy replies incubator kid.
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Chicago Tribune
Egypt
United States
Henderson
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