Soccer Development in Saskatchewan Schools Faces Campaign
A detailed proposal urges rapid organization of school and village teams across Saskatchewan to popularize soccer. It calls for junior and midget leagues, local trophies, and a provincial knockout cup, funded by local efforts and grants from the Saskatchewan Athletic Commission and Dominion Football Association.
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Dominion
Saskatchewan
British Isles
D. A. Grant
Regina
Dominion Football Association
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Calgary
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Saskatchewan Athletic Commission
Great Britain
Saskatchewan Football Association
Department of Education
O. J. Hopkins
Anerley P.O
Sask
Has Met Million Trains Joe Banks at Union Station
Joe Banks a porter in St Louis has met 1 413 000 trains over sixteen years of service yet never rode one He says the work remains engaging due to varying loads and the many people he meets He has carried baggage for five presidents His largest tip was ten dollars from a Derby fresh from Louisville who had won money on Black Gold
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Joe Banks
Union Station
St. Louis
Missouri
Joe
Louisville
The Road to Fame and a Celebrity Publicist
A film star praises a publicity agent while recounting turmoil around the career move. She notes two robberies, a house fire, a car wreck, and life threats from an anonymous enemy since hiring him.
Chevalier quip on marriage over name fame
The comic misinterprets fame as marriage. A Chicago couple quarreled over how to pronounce his name and ended in divorce. Chevalier muses that true fame is different from marital strife.
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Maurice Chevalier
Chicago
Lesson Still To Be Taught By Judge Mott At Juvenile Court
Judge Mott told the Samaritan Club at Toronto Juvenile Court that modern life over stimulates children and that fifteen minutes of cinema can replace a week of reading. He warned about insufficient guidance in spending spare time and urged education to foster self expression to prevent delinquency, noting schools focus on intellect while emotions need other influence.
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Mott
Toronto
The Personal Factor In Hog Feeding
R M Hopper of Brandon Experimental Farm argues feeding pigs well is skilled work and requires close observation. The hog feeder must assess animals to maximize development and returns from feed.
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R. M. Hopper
Brandon
Professor Conducts Intelligence Test Prank
A professor tests a student with a riddle and the student answers Not many, then passes the test. The exchange ends with the student succeeding.
There Was a Time When Hog Market Rings False
The author recalls a past era when hogs sold for seven to eight dollars per hundred pounds and dressed hogs brought less. Farmers built barns, raised large families, and provided local work. They fed hogs on grass, turnips, and threshing waste, with no autos, while schools, churches, and community life flourished amid labor, joy, and sorrow before modern despair.
BC Egg Pool backs export board for Canadian agricultural surplus
At the annual meeting BC Egg Pool members endorsed a proposed agricultural products export board for Canada to handle shipments of surpluses beyond grain. W A Landreth, general manager of the Canadian Egg Pool, described the board which will include producers and trade reps and cover exports of livestock dairy and poultry products.
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Agricultural Products Export Board
Canada
British Columbia Egg Pool
W. A. Landreth
Canadian Egg Pool
Canada’s Water Areas on Lac la Ronge Topographic Sheet
The Lac la Ronge sheet of the National Topographic Survey shows the Canadian Shield’s extensive water network. Covering 5,400 square miles it depicts more than 5,000 lakes and 5,500 islands, illustrating vast hydrography.
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Canadian Shield
Lac la Ronge
Saskatchewan
National Topographic Survey
Department of the Interior
Mysterious Disappearance Quoted in Aged Diary Comedy
A humorous Victorian stage line features a maid asking about Master Colin and confessing she has not seen him since they rolled up the carpet, reflecting a light domestic mystery with sly wit.
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Colin
War debts hinder trade says Beatty at Toronto meeting
E W Beatty, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, told the Board of Trade and Empire Clubs that enormous war obligations are restraining debtor nations and curbing buying power. He urged studying propaganda from Soviet Russia, exploring Orient and India markets, and recalled 1893 96 depressions to compare with current conditions.
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E. W. Beatty
K.C
Canadian Pacific Railway
Board of Trade and Empire Clubs
Toronto
Canada
Beatty
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Russia
Orient
India
Clockwork bed sensor patented by Leipzig inventor
A clockwork electrically controlled device attached to a bed records entry and exit, notes whether the occupant slept quietly, and is intended for hospital use. It is also suggested as a monitor for those who keep late hours or daughters suspected of leaving after dark.
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Leipzig
Nero's seaside villa found at Anzio near Rome
Excavation at Anzio reveals a seaside villa once owned by Emperor Nero. A short Berlin quote notes a physician's remark on restraint and self control regarding alcohol.
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Nero
Anzio
Rome
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St. Louis Station
Lyman P. Duff
Ottawa
Justice Duff
John Powis
CPR
West
United States
Wahre Jakob
Berlin
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