Live and Let Live in Postwar Settlement Debate
A wartime editorial argues that postwar terms must prevent a future Nazi threat while allowing Germany to rehabilitate as a democratic power. It urges an international authority to enforce mandates, avoid vengeance, and preserve peace, citing voices like Hermann Rauschning and Harold Nicholson.
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Canada
British Empire
France
Germany
Gert
Peace Council
Herr Rauschning
Harold Nicholson
London
Vienna
Hapsburgs
Fourth Reich
Danubian
Trans-Siberian Railroad Longest World Route
The Trans Siberian railroad spans about 10 000 miles and stands as the world's longest railway line. The vast route connects major cities across Russia and serves as a historic transportation backbone.
Bees Turn Aggressive At High Altitude
California researchers report bees that are calm at sea level become violent when moved to high altitude. Caucasian bees shipped from near sea level to Laramie Wyoming at 7,200 feet became aggressive within a week, according to Professor C. H. Gilbert of the University of Wyoming.
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College of Agriculture
University of California
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
California
C. H. Gilbert
Wyoming University
Rice growth and use surpass all other staples
Rice is grown more widely and used more extensively than any other foodstuff, reflecting its central role in diets and agriculture worldwide. The statement highlights rice's prominence as a staple crop and food source.
Canadian Butter Exports Reach Over Five Million Pounds
Canadian exports totaled 5 128 000 pounds of butter in 1936. A saying from Ceylon notes no man marries a woman without a dowry, reflecting prevailing views recorded in the era.
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Ceylon
Surrendered Her Interests
A recent statement of German war aims signals expansion to historic German borders in the Baltic states, implying plans for Russia after potential victory over Britain and France. It notes centuries of German presence in Estonia Latvia and Lithuania, their expulsion and loss of property, and the collapse of privileges once held by Teutonic landowners and merchants.
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Germany
Baltic States
Russia
Great Britain
France
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Knights of the Teutonic Order
Sweden
Poland
Teutons
Three States
Remembering the 1874 Mounted Policemen at Regina
The Regina ceremony unveiled a tablet at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police headquarters to honor 300 officers who marched 1000 miles into unsettled prairies to establish law and order. Only three veterans remain from the original company, led by Captain W. Parker, as the community recalls their courage and service.
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Prairies
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Regina
W. Parker
Mounted Police
Plastics Prods Emulate Bone to Ivory in New Uses
A. E. Pitcher, Nemours plastics division chief in Boston, says U S production exceeds 160000 pounds yearly and plastics are now crafted to simulate bone horn ivory wood metal and other common materials.
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United States
A. E. Pitcher
E. I. du Pont’s
Nemour's Plastics
Boston
Judge Rules Trailer Taxable As Motor Vehicle
Judge Paul Barns of Miami circuit court ruled that a trailer with no motor is a motor vehicle and subject to taxes like the family auto. He noted that a glider is a form of airplane, just as a trailer is a form of automobile.
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Paul Barns
Miami
Barns
Ancient Methods of Making Paper Described
The article outlines how ancient Egyptians Greeks and Romans produced paper by layering papyrus strands at right angles then soaking pressing and drying the sheets to create writing material.
Two men in a million reach age 105
A rare demographic note states that two men out of each million survive to age 105, highlighting extraordinary longevity trajectories and the rarity of extreme old age.
Canada Dominates Grain Crown At Chicago International Show
The Wheat Crown goes to Alberta with Francis Lloyd Rigby repeating his year victory from the Chicago International Hay and Grain Show. Canada leads with 17 wins in 21 years, Alberta maintaining the wheat reign while oats and rye go to Alberta and British Columbia respectively. Ontario highlights the soy bean emblem as a newer Canadian success amid wartime demands.
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Alberta
Francis Lloyd Rigby
Chicago
Canada
Rigby
Wembley
Herman Trelle
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
British Columbia
Ontario
Dominion
Toronto Globe and Mail
Import vital as Canada relies on foreign red clover seed
Canada imports about 4,000,000 pounds of red clover seed annually as domestic production averages just over 3,000,000 pounds. Hardiness varies by origin and affects winter survival, with tests showing Northern US and Northern Europe seeds often winter-killed more than Canadian seed. Seed identification uses staining: South America Italy Africa Turkey 10 percent red. US 1 percent blue. Great Britain 1 percent black. other imports 1 percent green. Canadian-grown seed is unstained.
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Canada
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
United States
Europe
Great Britain
South America
Italy
Africa
Turkestan
Driver’s Duty to Impart Horse Sense to Automobiles
Improvements in automobiles cannot grant horse sense. the onus remains on drivers to supply prudence and judgment while operating vehicles. Safe handling and attentive practice are essential to prevent accidents and ensure road safety.
Bank of Montreal Leaders Warn War Ready Economy
At the bank’s 122nd annual meeting Huntly R. Drummond and Jackson Dodds highlighted Canada’s war readiness and growing assets to 1,025,000,000. They urged pay-as-you-go policies, warned against autocratic trends, and noted quick assets at 742,600,000 while profits for the year reached 3,462,000.
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Canada
Bank of Montreal
Huntly R. Drummond
Drummond
Jackson Dodds
Great Britain
Quebec
Dodds
G. W. Spinney
Bank of Canada
Improving Their Time Through Technical College Classes
In parts of England where families are evacuated or men are away at war, women join technical colleges to fill idle hours. Southeast Essex Technical College reports crowded domestic science classes with adults studying cookery housecraft dressmaking and tailoring.
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England
Essex Technical College
Veteran Mountie McKenzie led royal tours in Banff in 1901
Frank W. McKenzie, 83, a veteran of the old North West Mounted Police who drove royal carriages for Queen Mary and King George V during their 1901 visit to Canada, died recently at his Calgary home.
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Frank W. McKenzie
Old North West Mounted Police
Duchess of Cornwall
York
Banff
Alta
King George V
Canada
Calgary
Henan Province City U Referred To In Historical Record
A fragmented historical note mentions Henan province and names a city designated as U, with limited readable context about its significance or exact location. The text lacks further details on dates events or officials.
Butterflies Under Police Protection In Monterey Peninsula
Official Pacific Grove notices warn that any person molesting local butterflies will be prosecuted. The city ordinances safeguard these prized insects, the only butterflies known to have police protection, highlighting a region famous for its protected wildlife.
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Monterey Peninsula
California
Monterey
Pacific Grove
Norway Holds Grain Stock to Last Until 1940 Harvest
The Norwegian authorities report sufficient grain reserves to feed the population through the 1940 harvest season. Official statements indicate steady supplies and no immediate risk of shortage, despite wartime pressures.
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Norway
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Reich
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Ramsay Company
Bank Street
Cppfoford
Paren Praouers
Appleford Paper ,Products Ltd
Winnipeg - Regina
Saskatoon
Edmonton
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