Artificial Lighting Trials For Grain Grading In Canada
The National Research Council advances artificial lighting units to grade grain, addressing sunlight variability. Tests under Winnipeg deployment include mixed mercury and neon lamps in a boxed inspection stall to avoid direct glare. Spectral studies show no reliable visible-light reflection pattern to permit physical grading. Dr. D C Rose leads Ottawa experiments under Dr. R W Boyle and will supervise Winnipeg installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
National Research Council
Board of Grain Commissioners
E. B. Ramsay
2. D. Fraser
Winnipeg
D. C. Rose
John Street Laboratories
Council At
Ottawa
R. W. Boyle
Division of
Rose
Merket Must Be Regained in Hog Industry
Prof J P Sackville of Alberta predicts higher hog production in coming years and urges regaining export markets. E P Brocklebank of Saskatchewan outlines plans to ship a carload of hogs to the Royal Fair next winter in collaboration with swine breeders. E F Richardson presided at the Saskatchewan Swine Breeders Association dinner at the Kitchener Hotel Regina. A man over eighty claims to have built a gramophone audible a mile away. experts say he should know better at his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Sackville
University of Alberta
Saskatchewan Swine Breeders’ Association
Kitchener Hotel
Regina
E. P. Brocklebank
University of Saskatchewan
Boys’ and Girls’ Swine Club
Royal Fair
E. F. Richardson
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper
A fragmented notice from Winnipeg based on pattern orders lists an address at 175 McDermot Ave. It references a rescue phrase and a quoted exchange about drowning with names Kasper and Stockholm appearing in the legibility. The readable text is sparse and puzzle like.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Scientist claims fixed speed of light supports relativity
Prof George Joos of Jena University Germany says his device measures one thousandth of a light ray and proves light travels at a uniform speed, adding fresh support to Einstein's relativity theory that the velocity of light is absolute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einstein
George Joos
Jena University
Germany
Fashionable jumper dress copies grown up styles for misses
A description of a jumper dress worn by a big sister at college with a thin navy and white wool check fabric, blue patent belt, and a yellow beige cotton blouse. It highlights styles for girls from ages 6 to 12 and suggests fabric options and patterns for spring fashion. The ad promotes a Fashion Magazine with sewing lessons and patterns priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sister
Luck y Winner Claims $38,303 from Canada Draw
Mary Pacheco, 21, of New Bedford Massachusetts, bought a dollar sweepstake ticket to avoid a persistent salesman. She won the $40,000 prize in the Army and Navy Veterans of Canada draw and has received a cheque for $38,303 after tax deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pacheco
New Bedford
Mass
Army and Navy Veterans of Canada
Dull Menus to Be Replaced by Artistic European Cuisine
European gastronomic futurists at an Academy of Good Eating urge a radical shift from traditional dining. They propose turning kitchens into mixed labs and beauty shops, treating cooking as a science with formulas, music, perfumes between courses, and edible experiences that are not eaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Woodcock
The
War-Time Pilots Plan For Royal Canadian Air Force Reserve
At the Canadian War time Pilots and Observers Assoc reunion in Ottawa plans emerged to establish a Royal Canadian Air Force reserve. Senior officers who served overseas would continue flying to bolster public enthusiasm for aviation. Annual dinners were proposed with Montreal as the next host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canadian Air Force
Royal Canadian Air Force Reserve
Pilots and Observers’ Association
Ottawa
Montreal
Rockcliffe Field
Baker Field
Canadien
W. G. Barker
Vic
Col. Bishop
D. M. Sutherland
National Defence
J. H. MacBrien
Aviation League of Canada
A. G. L. McCaughton
Department of National Defence
Dominion
Defence Department
Betty Barclay's Helpful Hints on Vitamin C and Recipes
A health note cites Dr Milton Theodore Hawke of the University of Chicago advising a daily pint of orange juice with lemon juice to prevent dental decay. The column urges precise measuring of teaspoons and tablespoons when following recipes and warns against blaming recipes for errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Theodore Hawke
University of Chicago
Indian medicine man questions own cure on Kisplex reserve
Letter from Miss Menzies, Kisplex field nurse, to United Church Home Missions in Toronto, notes a Kisplex medicine man who seeks aid only after initially refusing help. He says drums and medicine are fine but he is sick. Meanwhile farm students test winter coursework on home farms as Farmers' Advocate notes rise in heart disease causes.
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Kisplex
B.C
United Church Home Missions
Tororonto
Miss Menzies
Kisplex Reserve
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Merket
Kasper
Stockholm
Pee Ereer
Speed of
Taft
Annette
Europe
League
Canadian Flying Clubs Association
Betty Barclay
Betty
W. H. Slater
Cliffe
Kent
England
Cheosis
New York State
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