Major Progress in Canadas Air Mail Service Advances
Canada expands air mail across vast regions with daily Montreal to Toronto and trans prairie routes. New links connect Montreal Albany Detroit Buffalo and Winnipeg to western lines boosting coast to coast service and remote communities along the Mackenzie and St Lawrence.
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Canadas
Canada
Post Office Department
Montreal
Toronto
P.Q
Albany
N.Y
Buffalo
Maritime Provinces
Quebec
Moncton
Saint John
Winnipeg
Regina
Moose Jaw
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Saskatoon
North Battleford
Edmonton
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Watt
St. Lawrenrere
Om Antioneti
Magdalen Islands
Gulf of St Lawrence
Mackenzie River
Mature Corn Silage Proves Superior In Milk Yield
Dominion Experimental Farm Brandon Manitoba tests fed six cows mature and immature corn silage alternately. Cows on mature silage showed higher milk volume and body weight gains. Laboratory tests show mature corn 69.1 percent relative feed value with 2.77 percent protein and 16.63 percent carbohydrates versus immature corn 9.27 percent fibre and 7.74 percent carbohydrates.
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Dominion Experimental Farm
Brandon
Manitoba
A.h
Experimental Battery Rearing in Poultry Stirs Debate
A Derminion Experimental Farm report questions the battery system for rearing chicks in stacked metal crates. While offering mass production and sanitation, the method causes high mortality due to overheating, wire-floor injuries, cannibalism, and handling limits, keeping it experimental and suited only for short term hatchery holds.
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Derminion
Canad
Willing to Help Atlantic Speed Boat Attempt
Norman Derham who swam the English Channel in 1926 writes to Knute Johansson a young Scandinavian proposing to cross the Atlantic in a speed boat. Derham offers his services as companion for Johansson who has been advertising for a partner.
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Norman Derham
English
Knute Johansson
Johansson
Sanding a road costs rise per mile in market data
A dialogue compares an empty champagne bottle to a road project, noting sanding costs range from 1690 to 2000 dollars per mile and highlighting the price spread in transportation work.
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Vila
Mill
Peetz Farmers Eye World Grain Exhibition
Peetz farmers plan to enter Peetz grown wheat rye barley sweet clover hog millet seed and beans in the World's Grain Show 1932 at Regina Sas katchewan Canada July 25 to August 6. S J Latta publicity agent notes local effort to secure prizes and display samples at the World Grain Exhibition and Conference.
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Peetz
Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Alaska reindeer herd soars from 3000 to 400000 by 1925
Population in Alaska rose dramatically from about 3 000 in 1900 to 400 000 by 1925 reflecting rapid growth. England exported roughly 4 000 Christmas puddings to the United States in the prior year, indicating festive trade activity.
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Alaska
England
United States
First Aid Car Begins Western Region Service
A new First Aid car set for Canadian National Railways has entered service in the Western Region. Fully equipped and staffed by an instructor, the vehicle will travel to outlying points to provide courses for engine men train men agents and maintenance crews who lack access to such instruction. These cars serve as traveling teaching stations and can respond in emergencies, marking the first railroad implementation of this type in Canada.
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Canadian National Railways
Canada
Five European Countries Enforce Domestic Flour Percentages
Legislation requiring a share of domestic flour in bread is in force in Germany France Spain Switzerland and Portugal. France sets a 97 percent minimum, Spain a 5 percent minimum, while Switzerland and Portugal lack fixed percentages but require delivery of一定 native wheat in practice.
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Germany
France
Spain
Switzerland
Portugal
G. M. Gillett
Overseas Trade Department
Soviet Rule, Wheat Seizure Report Reaches Brother in Siberia
Zachary Braunbeck quotes a pathetic letter from his brother in Oxruc Siberia describing government seizure of wheat crop bedding and furniture. Only 20 bushels remain for the family.
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Soviet Russia
Zachary Braunbeck
Oxruc
Siberia
National Parks as a Great Canadian Asset
The article argues Canadian national parks offer unmatched scenic beauty and wilderness, attracting broad international interest and tourism. It highlights rising requests for information, the role of Government and railways, and the economic benefits from park tourism while urging more parks across provinces to preserve natural heritage and sustain growth.
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National Parks of Canada
Department of the Interior
The
Railways
Department
Canada
United States
Mexico
National Parks
Mass production methods enter Erfurt shoe factory
Factory methods used in mass production of automobiles are being introduced into the leading shoe factory of Erfurt Germany. Footwear is manufactured as trays move through the facility. The inventor claims the method will reduce costs and boost output.
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Erfurt
Germany
World submarine cables total 360000 miles
An eye catching fact notes the global submarine cable network reaching 360000 miles in length. A quirky cartoon caption from Karikaturen Oslo quips about worm holes in antique furniture, reflecting a humorous take on science and invention.
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