Investigating Ways And Means Of Extending Wood Fuel Use
The Forest Service and other bodies study extending wood fuel use amid Canadian economic strains. European low emission slow burn stoves inspire design, aiming for complete combustion with tight air control. Research seeks adapted systems for Canada to boost producer and consumer benefits while regulating fuelwood harvests.
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Mmost
Dominion
Forest Products Laboratories
Forest Service
Department of the Interior
Fuel Research Laboratories
Canada
Canadian Travel Advisor urges authentic Algoma atmosphere for tourists
Leo Dolan of the Canadian Travel Bureau tells the Sault Ste. Marie Star that U S visitors seek a distinct Canadian British vibe abroad. He says aim to show Mounted Police Union Jack Indian wigwams birchbark canoes and lumbering life with sturdy beds and good meals to create a memorable atmosphere. Clouds do not burst during a cloudburst and rain falls when currents weaken.
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Leo Dolan
Canadian Travel Bureau
Sault Ste. Marie
Americans Overuse Superlatives Says Massachusetts Reader
A Massachusetts reader criticizes American society for overusing superlatives from “America’s busiest man” to “the prettiest girl in the world.” He argues such terms are dangerous and should be reserved for the truly omniscient, warning against reckless declarations in public discourse.
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Massachusetts
America
Detroit Free Press
Grow Old Gracefully with Hobby and Youthful Friends
Dr. Irving S Cutter of Northwestern University urged aging adults to adopt a hobby and seek companionship with younger people. He said old age can be a happy period with a lively mind, balanced activity, and a well ordered life, not a time of melancholy.
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Irving
Cutter
Northwestern University
St. Paul
Minn
University Medical School
International Medical Assembly
Inter-State Postgraduate Medical Association of America
Canadian Broadcasting Corp to extend radio programs coast to coast
Major W Gladstone Murray announced during a Maritime tour that the CBC plans to extend program hours locally or generally. If wires allow, six hour limits will be eased and longer line time pursued. otherwise new programs to broadcast from individual stations. The policy aims to foster a sense of Canadian unity.
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
W. Gladstone Murray
Maritime Provinces
Board of Governors
Stone quarry dispute shapes Vimy memorial matériaux
M F Godge told Ottawa engineers that Italian and Jugo Slavic workers fought over quarry labor for Canada s Vimy memorial. Dalmatia s ancient quarry supplied stone dating to Diocletian era with Italian and Jugo Slav labor contentious. stone cut to spec and numbered before a 1000 mile transit.
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Canada
Vimy
M. F. Godge
Federal Department of Mines
Ottawa
Engineering Institute of Canada
Dalmatia
Palace of
Diocletius
Old Laws In New York City Begin To Change
A long outdated city charter in New York City governs many odd ordinances. Reformers note rules about cattle led by a boy, hot tea in glasses, parks seating, bean bags, sleigh bells, and stray pigs. The piece highlights the novelty and public interest in modernizing the laws.
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City of
New York
Real Fire Preference Guides Marlborough House Heating
Queen Mary favors traditional warmth over electric flames and insists on a visible red fire in Marlborough House rooms. She dismisses modern electric fires as cold and unhome-like, noting imagination can mislead.
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Mary
Marlborough House
New Wheat Timophecvi Promises Rust and Smut Resistance
Scientific notes report a newly discovered wheat species, Triticum Timophecvi, showing complete freedom from rusts and smuts. Researchers from the University of Saskatchewan and USDA scientists detail cross-breeding progress, chromosome counts, and disease resistance, with breeding efforts accelerating via greenhouse generations.
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North America
J. B. Harrington
University of Saskatchewan
Washington
American Society of Agronomy
Harrington
Central Asia
N. I. Vavilov
Doctor Vavilov
Saskatoon
United States
J. A. Clarke
U.S.D.A
L. R. Waldron
North Dakota
R. G. Shands
University of Wisconsin
Clarke
Easy To Identify Sir Bartle Frere At Busy Railway Depot
A London chauffeur was told to spot Sir Bartle Frere, a tall gentleman helping an elderly lady with bundles and parcels as he assisted her from a train. The scene matched the employer’s description of the identifiable proconsul.
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Mary
New Hampshire Guide
Sarah Josepha Hale
Newport
N.H
Mary Sawyer
Somerville
Mass
Henry Ford
Mrs. Sawyer
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Works Progress Administration
Hale
Lady's Magazine
Vassar College
Sir Bartle Frere
Britain
Sir Bartle
Study of the Dressed Hog reprinted for clubs in Canada
Owing to popular demand from Boys and Girls Swine Clubs a reprint of the bulletin A Study of the Dressed Hog is issued. It analyzes the pig carcass and its commercial value with practical illustrations for farmers and club members. Free copies available from the Publicity and Extension Branch Ottawa.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Crochet Lace Medallion Pattern 5560 From Winnipeg
Crochet pattern 5560 offers complete instructions for a dainty medallion square with an illustration and stitch list. Supplies require 20 cents, sent to Household Arts Dept., Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Ave. No Alice Brooks pattern book published.
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Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Krupp Gun Works Celebrates 125th Anniversary
The Krupp Gun Works marked 125 years on November 20 with bonuses to former employees and widows. The firm began in 1811 as a small steel foundry and now payrolls exceed 100,000, with a wartime peak of 171,000, though skilled labor remains scarce.
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Krupp Gun Works
Krupp
Brazil Plans Farm Credit Institution
Brazil moves to establish a government backed farm credit institution to support agriculture. The proposed lender would provide financing to farmers, aiming to ease access to credit and bolster rural development.
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Brazil
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