Surprise British visit may open Alberta oil market
Marshall Sir Edward Elington of London visited Turner Valley Alberta, signaling potential RAF use of Alberta crude in aircraft and a possible British government pipeline or contract to absorb rising surplus. Analysts foresee a wide market for high octane oil in aviation and a subsidized pipeline to eastern Canada and Great Lakes regions.
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Marshall
Edwand Elington
London
England
Royal Airr Force
Turner Valley
Leid
Alberta
Sir Edward
Willon
Royal Air Force
Bff
Eawant
Edward Visit
Prairie Provinces
Turner Valley Ol
British Empire
Britain
Great Lakes
Churchill
Hudson's Bay
Great Britain
Canal Lakes
Marada
Canada
Should Be Pressed Exil Prospect To Market Alberta Oil
Prospects for Alberta oil outlets merit serious study and producers should press claims for favorable consideration. An outlet to market oil to full well capacity would benefit the oil industry and related sectors including agriculture, potentially lowering prices and expanding markets in prairie provinces.
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Alberta
Prairie Provinces
No Use For Revolvers In Canada And U S Attitudes
The article contrasts Canadian attitudes toward handguns and revolvers with the United States. It notes Canadians rarely carry revolvers or keep weapons as war souvenirs, while U S proposals for gun control face strong opposition and legal general carry rights persist in many states. A brief Ottawa Journal reference and a remark on jellyfish composition follow.
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Canada
United States
Ottawa Journal
Perfect Vegetarian Boy Allegedly Ideal Health Study
Sir Leonard Hill reports in the British Medical Journal on a nine year old British boy raised on a strict vegetarian diet. The child weighs 59 pounds, stands four feet four, and reportedly walks 10 miles daily with meals of pineapple spinach pie apples tomatoes and no meat fish eggs or bread.
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Cally
Great Britain
Sir Leonard Hill
St. John Clinic
Institute of Physical Medicine
British Medical Journal
Reed
Lutine Bell Strike Marks Recovery Of Historic Gold Bar
The Lutine Bell at Lloyd's rang twice on a recent Friday as a gold bar recovered from the same ship was announced. The bell has hung in Lloyd's Underwriting Room since 1859 and traditionally signals news with one or two tolls.
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London Times
Lloyd's Way
Lloyd's
Batman, the greatest masterpiece before hell advertise
A fragmented verse catalogues animals and their sounds, likening nature to a call before advertising. The speaker mocks common sense and tact in animals and ends with the claim that Batman is a greatest masterpiece before hell advertise.
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Batman
Hell
Exhibits From Canada Attract Wide Attention in Wales Show
Canadian fox furs and a broad selection of agricultural machinery drew strong interest at the annual Royal Agricultural Society show in Cankiff Wales. Exhibitors from Canada the United States Argentina Australia Sealand and South Africa attended the event.
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Wales
Royal Agriculural
Cankiff
Canada
United States
Argentina
Aust Sealand
South Africa
British Proposal Aims to Stop Wool Shrinking
A new British process to prevent wool from shrinking attracts broad interest from textile manufacturers in England as they seek higher quality yields and reduced waste.
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England
Anaska Uses Frozen Bread Practical Method
A report describes freezing bread at 20 degree F for storage and rapid transport from Alaska to Kashmir traders. Fresh bread is shipped by train or air to retailers and defrosted on demand, with the Maharajah of Kashmir noted as a high-income beneficiary.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Kashmir
India
Midget Sun Lamp Promises Therapy in Micro Arc Source
General Electric engineers unveil a compact 1000 watt mercury arc lamp housed in quartz and glass, resembling a tiny sun. The device uses water cooling and a waterfall flow to stabilize heat and UV output, promising precise engraving and potential medical optics applications.
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Niagara
Westroy
Niagare
General Electric Company Laboratories
Ela Park
Cleveland
General Electric
Selected Recipes and Kenyan Rain Delay Mention
A collage of recipe fragments for pastries and puddings including St Lawrence or Durham Corn Starch and milk based fillings. The text notes long rains in Kenya, delaying onset of the wet season from April to May and affecting seasonal expectations.
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St. Lawrence
Durham
St Lawrence
Kenya
Britain’s Armament Race Costs and the Long Purse
In Parliament Sir John Simon cites rising armament costs from 1912 to today noting destroyers cruisers and battleships grow far larger and pricier. With aeroplanes and tech expanding costs, Britain’s long purse is highlighted as essential to stay ahead, while global pace may not be sustainable. Mussolini orders wire uniforms for government workers.
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Great Britain
House of Commons
John Simon
Britain
Europe
Japan
United States
Toronto Telegram
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Anaska
Amas
Edi
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Mussolini
Para-Sani Heavywax
Appleford Paper Products Ltd
Winnipeg - Regina
Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
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