Vision of Iron Smelting Industry in Ontario Province
Government study plans to assess Belcher Islands hematite deposits in Hudson Bay and Abitibi lignite prospects. Officials consider new export routes via Moose River estuary to fuel northern Ontario manufacturing and reduce reliance on external iron ore sources. The Belcher Islands evaluation will be led by the Department of Mines.
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Iros
James Bay
Belcher Islands
Hudson Bay
Ontario
Abitibi
Canada
Moose River
Nova Scotia
Alberta
Sydney
N.S
Labrador
Hudson Straits
Churchill
Department of Mines
Dominion Public Health Meet to Convene in Regina
Regina will host the Dominion-wide Canadian Public Health Association annual meeting June 17 to 19 with concurrent Saskatch ewan Health Officials Association events. Dr F C Middleton Saskatchewan deputy minister of health presides as Canadian PM, with Hon F C Munroe as honorary president. Dr W R Coles Regina medical officer leads Saskatchewan Health Officials Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Canadian Public Health Association
Saskatchewan Health Officials’ Association
F. C. Middleton
Saskatchewan
F. C. Munroe
W. R. Coles
Saskatchewan Health Officials Association
Farm Organization Writer Wins RCBC Fellowship
Andrew Stewart of Manitoba Agricultural College won the Royal Bank of Canada economics fellowship for 1930 31 with a paper arguing that farm organization improves equipment and reduces operating costs boosting production per worker and national wealth. Second place went to George D Thomson of University of Toronto and third to G M Rountree of McGill University for related studies. Stewart's prize essay was titled The economy of machine production is agriculture.
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Andrew Stewart
Manitoba Agricultural College
Royal Bank of Canada
George D. Thomson
University of Toronto
G. M. Rountree
McGill University
Stewart
Languages In Europe totals by language in 1931
An Associated Press despatch from January 21 1931 in Geneva lists 125 languages used in Europe. Leaders by speaker counts include Russian 70 000 009 and English 47 000 000 with German 1 000 000 Italian 41 000 000 and French 39 000 000.
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Europe
Linguistic Office
Associated Press
Geneva
Today's interesting home frock in salmon pink tones
A cotton shanting print dress in salmon-pink features a shoulder capelet, a pointed bodice, and an inverted plait center-front for added width. Style No. 198 fits sizes 36 38 40 and could be made in white crepe silk with blue bindings for resort wear. Pattern priced at 25 cents.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Instructions list pattern names and ordering details for Winnipeg patterns from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union located at 173 McDermot Ave. The record notes pattern numbers and titles such as teree and provides contact or mailing guidance for purchasers.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Manitoba Ontario Trans-Canada Highway opening planned
Prominent Manitoba and Ontario leaders will attend the official opening of the Manitoba Ontario Trans-Canada link between Winnipeg and Kenora on Lake of the Woods next September. Manitoba guests include Lt Gov James D. McGregor Premier John Bracken and several ministers. Ontario patrons include Lt Gov William D. Ross and Premier G. S. Henry. Pacific Ocean and Atlantic water volumes are noted alongside.
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Manitoba
Ontario
Winnipeg
Kenora
Lake of the Woods
James Duncan McGregor
John Bracken
W. R Clubb
R. A. Hoey
Ralph H. Webb
Sanford Evans
M.L.A
Associated Boards of Trade
William D. Ross
G. S. Henry
C. McCrea
Mines
W. Finlayson
Mines and Forests
W. J. Gunn
Manitoba-Ontario-Trans-Canada Highway Association
Eye placement in animals reflects hunting roles
Some animals such as rabbits have side eyes to watch for predators while others like foxes position their eyes forward to aid in hunting. This distinction highlights how vision adapts to ecological roles and survival strategies.
Canadian Dairy Gains Boost London Cheese Prices
London reports show Canadian cheese prices exceeding New Zealand by about three cents per pound in 1930. Senator Buchanan urges eastern manufacturers to aid western farmers via diversified industries like cheese factories and wool, warning the coal sector remains weak while oil grows.
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London
New Zealand
Adenet
J. A Ruddick
Canada
W. A Buchanan
Lethbridge
Alberta
Toronto Board of Trade
Buchanan
Australia
Horticultural societies plan fall circuit in Saskatchewan
W. E. Lake reports Saskatoon University extension lecturer that regional societies Springside Melville Watrous Yorkton Canora have discussed a fall circuit. Melfort and Prince Albert horticulturists may join. A bulletin listing recommended Saskatchewan plants will be available soon at the extension department.
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Saskatchewan
W. E. Lake
Saskatoon University
Springside
Melville
Watrous
Yorkton
Canora
Melfort
Prince Albert
Horticultural Societies Association
Queen Anne Sideboard Sparks Witty Banter at Auction
The dealer invites a potential buyer to view a fine Queen Anne sideboard while the American quips that it would fill a large dining room, joking that it is the eighth sideboard shown this week.
Cushing Advances Cause of Gastric Ulcer After Seventeen Years
Harvard surgeon Dr. Harvey Cushing announced a theory that gastric ulcers arise from disturbances in the diencephalon the brain region governing primitive emotions and automatic actions. He spoke at Convocation Hall Toronto during Lord Lister’s birth anniversary noting the theory as the first coherent explanation. The condition, linked to overwork and emotional stress, is described as increasingly common.
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Harvey Cushing
Harvard University
Cushing
Convocation Hall
Faculty of Medicine
University of Toronto
Lord Lister
Toronto
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Writer
Charl
dagsaisse-Strix
Stockhaim
Annette
Capelet
Teree
Britain
Kaye Don
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Niagara
Western
QUEEN
England
Queen Mary of England
Hay Wrightson
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