The Great Importance Of Experimental Farm Work In Fibre Crop Production In Canada
The fibre crops division under the Dominion Experi ment Farms System conducts extensive work across Canada from Ottawa to British Columbia. It tests flax and hemp machinery, seeds, and fertilizers, offers unbiased test results, and provides marketing services. The division supports farmers in eastern and western regions, including Saskatchewan and Manitoba, with demonstrations, seed samples, and cross border trade that strengthens Canada’s fibre industry.
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Canada
Fibres
Dominion Experiment Farms
Ottawa
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Entral Experimental Farms
Belfast
Ireland
John W. Stew Fart
Ministry of Agriculture
Northern Ireland
W. J. Megaw
Ministry of Agriculture For
Antrim
Derry
Rheim
Saskatchewan
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
Ocean Travel De Luxe L-Electric Kitchen On Cunarder
Cunard Line plans a fully electric kitchen on a new 3,000 ton liner at Stydebank. 3000 passengers and 500 crew will be fed by 100 chefs using devices that regulate ovens and wash thousands of dishes quickly. Wines are stored five years before use. Construction advances include gear wheels and turbines near completion at Darlington and Sheffield. boiler work half done and 1000 miles of electric wire ready.
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Cunard
Stydebank
Kkitchen
Darlington
Shefield
Bonds Of Empire Jellicoe Sees Canada as Empire Leader
Earl Jellicoe told an Empire Club luncheon in Toronto that Britain looks to Canada to lead the British Empire during current crises. He recalled past fears of separation and praised Canada’s wartime role and ongoing loyalty, urging children to understand the bonds tying Canada to the crown. The Admiral of the Fleet asserted Canada has already played a vast part and would do so again.
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Earl Jellicoe
Canada
Great Britain
British Empire Service League
Empire Club
Toronto
Britain
Dominion
United States
Sbe
Radium Seen As Aid In Cancer Treatment
Dr Joseph Muir a New York cancer expert told the American Academy of Physical Therapy convention in Montreal that radium has advanced cancer care though not a cure all. Wool shipments from Southern Alberta to Weston Ontario set record volumes totaling about 1 800 000 pounds as the clip remains unusually heavy.
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Joseph Muir
New York
American ‘Academy of Physical Therapy
Montreal
Alberta
Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers
Weston
Ont
N. T. Macleod
Southern Alberta Sheep Breeders Association
Fashion No 120 Sporte Model Garment Patterns
Fashion advertisement outlines pattern No 120 Sporte Model and No 819 Practical Model with sizes for children ages 2 to 6 and for women from 12 to 20. Provides yardage needs for various fabric widths and bust measurements, with prices and pattern costs.
Dow To Order Patterns No 754 For School Days
Pattern No 754 covers sizes 6 8 30 12 and 14 years with yardage for 39 inch material and contrasting fabrics. Pattern No 520 Smart Day Model includes sizes 16 18 20 26 38 40 and 42 inches with specified yardage. Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg.
Norway Needs Our Wheat Market For Canadian Wheat
Canadian Trade Commissioner to Norway says Canada could gain sales in Norway by offering credit terms and cutting out Russian wheat. He notes Norway currently buys about 1,000,000 bushels annually from Canada and Russia, with Canada favored if credit is extended. He warns Russians require cash, unlike Canada potential buyers. The article ends with a general remark on trust versus suspicion.
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Canada
Norway
Frederick H. Palmer
Gov‘ment
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Winnipeg
Russia
Mr. Palmer
Empire Buying Spurs Growth in United Kingdom Markets
Empire Marketing Board reports a rising habit of purchasing from within the Empire. In 1929 30 twenty five new import records were set for Empire foods into the United Kingdom. Canada New Zealand Australia South Africa and other dominions supplied apples bananas butter cheese coffee currants lamb oranges peaches plums sugar wine pears tobacco and more. Trade ties between overseas producers and UK wholesalers strengthen as UK consumers increasingly favor Empire goods. Canadian cattle imports resumed and hog markets may lift bacon imports if conditions allow.
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United Kingdom
Tates
Empire Marketing Board
Empire Foodstuffs
Canada
New Zealand
British West Indies
British East Africa
Australia
South Africa
Palestine
Dominions
India
Ceylon
Real
Britain
How To Keep Milk In Pro Per Shape For Home Use
Four simple words summarize milk care: Clean Cool and Covered. The Dairy and Cold Storage Branch highlights this rule for home use. Best results come from serving milk at the end of meals and sipping slowly. Milk provides high quality protein and calcium, with easily assimilable phosphorus and fats and sugars.
Boots That Withstood Time From Civil War Era
Jacon Miller a 93 year old from Pleasant Hill Missouri wears boots made by John Haysworth during Civil War days. The boots cost five dollars and have been worn weekly for years. Now daily for four years the soles and heels remain original though the bright red tops have faded.
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Jacon Miller
Pleasant Hill
John Haysworth
Miller
Industrial Moose Jaw Plan Sets Aside Three Subdivisions
The Moose Jaw city council designated three subdivisions Prairie Eights Westmore and Sunnyside within an industrial area between the Canadian Pacific main line and the Outlook line branch. Time cannot remove kindly acts from a grateful heart.
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Moose Jaw
Prairie Eights
Westmore
Sunnyside
Canadian Pacific
Manitoba Wheat Protein Content Study Finds High Variance
Dr F J Birchard of the Canadian Board of Grain Commissioners reports Manitoba wheat shows a maximum protein of 18.3 percent, versus 14.5 percent last year, with a minimum of 10.2 percent and an average around 12.25 percent, measured on grains from the same districts as the prior year.
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F. J. Birchard
Canadian Board of Grain Commissioners
Manitoba
Grain Grades High Quality Crop at Winnipeg
Winnipeg grain inspector J D Fraser reports in Regina that this year's crop shows exceptionally high quality. No 1 hard and No 1 Northern grades are plentiful, with some No 2 Northern due to durum and barley mixtures.
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Winnipeg
J. D. Fraser
Regina
Dismissed Chauffeur Quips About Late Arrival
In a humorous exchange from Gotenburg, a chauffeur explains his dismissal after years of service. He says he was fired for arriving two minutes late while driving his employer's mother-in-law to the station, prompting the director’s amused inquiry.
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