Internationalism urged to ban wars at Toronto address
Raphael Herman of Newfoundland argues in a World Federation speech at the University of Toronto that true peace requires education for international understanding. He says nationalism and internationalism are complementary and calls for schools of peace, accurate history, and global cooperation to prevent conflict.
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World Federation of Federation Associations
University of Toronto
Raphael Herman
Nfelfrwood, Cal
Herman
Alberta Honey Industry Sees $100000 Value In 2020 Era
In Alberta irrigation districts around Lethbridge beekeepers expect a rich harvest from alfalfa and sweet clover. Coaldale hosts a large apiary with a 3–4 ton daily capacity and 1100 colonies, Brooke has 100, and shipments have gone to Calgary and Edmonton. If good weather holds, over 360 tons may be produced worth about $100000. Reidel packs honey from a 45 frame extractor into large tanks for shipment. Wireless alerted England to fire on the steamer Patriotic near Ingport. brigades saved cargo after an hour battle.
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Lethbridge
Coaldale
Brooke
Calgary
Edmonton
Alberta
Reidel
England
Ingport
Patriotic
Belfast
Liverpool
Exceedingly smart frock pattern for youth with plaits
Exceedingly smart is this frock of youthful charm with groups of plaits at the front and a plain back. Bodice has tucks at shoulders, a shaped collar, long sleeves or short cuffs, and a trim belt. No 1615 offered in sizes 16 15 and 20 years with yardage and pricing details.
New British Coal Process Promises Cheaper Ship Fuel
H A Bradstreet of London, aboard the Berengaria in New York, describes a patented reducing process for coal by a retort method that yields volatiles while leaving a safe pulverizable residue. Demonstrated July 12 at Cambridge for the British Institute of Naval Architects with US Shipping Board observers, the tech could cut fuel costs for ships by up to five to one sixth.
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H. A. Bradstreet
London
New York
Berengaria
Sensible Heat Corporation of
England
Mr. Bradstreet
British Institute of Naval Architects
Cambridge University
United States Shipping Board
Fogiland
America
Poultry Congress in Ottawa a Great Success
The Third World's Poultry Congress held in Ottawa from July 7 to August 4 drew delegates from 42 countries and nearly 10 000 live birds. The United States and Canada showcased large exhibits highlighting North American poultry progress. Attendees included King George V s farms and European monarchs. royal visitors on August 8 included the Prince of Wales Prince George Viscount Willingdon and British and Canadian prime ministers.
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Ottawa
George V
Britain
Prince of Wales
Europe
United States
Canada
North America
Wria
Prince George
Viscount Willingdon
Stanley Baldwin
Patterns Order Notice From Winnipeg Union
Winnipeg pattern order notice lists Jia McDermot Ave as the address and references Pattern No. details. The item indicates how to place orders through the local union and specifies a Winnipeg location for pattern requests.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Jia McDermot
Ave
Winnipeg
British Government expands farm training in Britain
The decision extends the farm training system for Overseas Dominions by enlarging centres in Britain to train 2,000 men annually, up from 1,000. It is viewed as a preliminary step toward a much larger expansion of the program.
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Dominions
Britain
Progress In Agricultural Methods In Western Canada
Western Canadian farming shows ceaseless progression with greater use of machines and reduced manual labor. Observers note two trends: powerizing large dry land farms and rising use of the combined harvester thresher. Dealers report unprecedented demand for light tractors and hundreds more combines planned for Saskatchewan and Alberta this fall. Regina Leader.
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Western
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Regina
Smut Infected Feed Warned Against For Livestock
Dominion Department of Agriculture warns against feeding animals smut contaminated grain or feed though widespread sickness is not common. Studies show minor disturbances but some cattle fatalities occur when green feed contains abundant smut. U S peanut production reaches 75 000 tons yearly. data on other nuts is lacking.
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Department of Agriculture
Health and safety drive in Canada outlines five year study
A five year Canadian experiment at Agassis Experimental Farm compares penned versus free range hens with little advantage for either. The Health Department reports on quarantine, immigrant screening, narcotics enforcement, patent medicines control, child welfare, food integrity, and Great Lakes water pollution, noting extensive inspections and public protection efforts.
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Department of Health
Ottawa
Canada
Food and Drugs Laboratory
The
Department
Great Lakes
Seaweed Crops Sustain Japanese Soldiers On Dried Rations
Japanese troops rely on dried rice and fish with seaweed as a relish. Seaweed is grown as a crop, later washed and dried for future use. After typhoons, women haul saplings stripped of leaves to form weed beds where the leafy crop gathers with the incoming tides.
Prince and Baldwin Enjoy Deck View in Quebec Welcome
The Prince of Wales and Premier Baldwin stand on the Empress of Australia deck as the liner nears Quebec. The Ancient Capital greets them with a thunderous salute from Citadel guns while crowds cheer from the docks and shoreline.
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Prince of Wales
Baldwin
Great Britain
King’s Wharf
Quebec
Absent-Minded Shopper Smashes Window at Folkestone Shop
A woman shopper in Folkestone crashed into a large plate glass window at a drapery shop while anxious to leave. She had been browsing while the window panel was open for dressing and walked onto the window floor, shattering a 14 by 12 foot pane. She escaped unharmed and said she had been thinking of something else.
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Folkestone
Easterners Should See West by Lady Rod dick
Montreal society figure Lady Rod dick praises western Canada and Alaska after seven weeks touring the region. She extols the scenic beauty and Western progress, expressing surprise at prairie towns and mountain vistas encountered beyond the Great Lakes.
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Lady Roddick
Montreal
West
Alaska
Great Lakes
Prairies
Earl of Minto Turns to Sheep Raising in Alberta Ranch
The Earl of Minto sells pure-bred cattle to focus on sheep farming. His Alberta ranch already hosts 1,500 sheep with plans to add more. A lion in a circus is valued around 2000 dollars, as are trained tigers bears and leopards.
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Earl of Minto
Alberta
Barbour district residents plan fall rabbit slaughter
Barbour district near Swift Current residents announce a general slaughter of rabbits this fall if depredations resume. Last year rabbits swarmed from the bush, ate nearly all grain on a farm, and pelts will be sold while carcases feed pigs.
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Barbour
Swift Current
Government denies Vancouver to West Coast steamship plan
Canadian officials deny reports that the G M would start a regular steamship service from Vancouver to the West Coast of Mexico and South America. Local office says plans may exist but the merchant marine will not operate the service.
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Merchant Marine
G.M
Vancouver
Mexico
South America
Scotsman complains after dish returned over service tip
A Scotsman argues with a friend about sending a dish back claiming the waiter will not expect a large tip if the service impression is poor. The exchange highlights dining etiquette and tipping expectations.
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Friend
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