British Lords weigh bill to ship British art abroad
The Lords consider authorizing overseas loans of pictures from the National Gallery. Other items note the Manchester express fatality of Leonard Walsh, seed fair dates in Edmonton, and debates on arming the League of Nations.
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House of Lords
National Gallery
Leonard Walsh
Stephen Walsh
War Fm
MacDonald (Labor
Manchester Express
Alberta
Edmonton
Alberta Seed Board
Calgary
League of Nations
League of Nations Union
Austen Chamberlain
Little Journeys In Science Plant Fertilizers And Soil Nourishment
Plants take carbon dioxide and a small quantity of oxygen from the air but rely on soil nutrients for nourishment. Fertilizers supply calcium phosphates nitrogen and potassium from rock phosphates bone slag and nitrogenous chemicals. Commercial blends adjust proportions to soil and crop needs with cereals demanding phosphate rich soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Dominion Meteorological Service urged to focus on agriculture
Dr. J Patterson of Toronto told the Conference of Dominion Entomologists in Ottawa that the Dominion Meteorological Service collects daily and monthly data for agriculture navigation and other uses. He stressed weather forecasts relation to agriculture and to study of insects and crop diseases.
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Dominion Meteorological Service
J. Patterson
Toronto
Dominion Entomologists
Ottawa
Patterson
Fashion Fancies Dress Pattern Offers Versatile Styles
A pattern for a black crepe silk dress with lace frill and rhinestone buttons is offered in sizes 14 to 40 with options in satin-back moire and bold colors. Pattern No 710 requires specific yardage. mail orders go to Winnipeg Pattern Department with 20 cents and optional Fall Winter Fashion Magazine.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Surprise Valley builds dams to flood flats for hay
Surprise Valley municipality in southern Saskatchewan is constructing flood dams on large flats to irrigate hay fields. Farmers may receive relief credit for labor. The project aims to yield about 1 000 extra tons of hay.
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Surprise Valley
Saskatchewan
Italy's Record Still Stands as Altitude Chase Fails
Lieut Renato Donati of Italy still holds the world altitude mark at 47 352.02 feet after Wiley Post failed to reach 48 008.36 feet. Post says Washington officials advised he needed 200 metres over the Italian record to claim the record and claims Bureau of Standards did not report his exact height. Post intends another attempt.
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Sary
Wiley Post
Bureau of Standards
Renato Donati
Italy
Flver
Post
Washington
Must Register Stores Protect Owners in Free State
The Free State Commission on Shops may require all retailers to register their places of business to curb overproliferation, aid public-interest control, and shield owners. The Travelling Shop, a motor vehicle seller to farms, would also face registration due to tax, location, and rent concerns. Science notes uncertainty about the moon crater formation.
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Irish Free State
Free State Commission On
The Victory of Faith in Whosoever Believeth the Christ
Devotional discussion of 1 John 5 1 12 emphasizing faith as birth from God. Love for God and for brethren proves obedience to commandments and conquers the world. True religion rests on living faith not mere imagination or ritual.
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Jesus
Christ
God
Vinet
W. L. Watkinson
John
Jesus Christ
Christmas photo tips for candids and setups
Practical advice for capturing holiday scenes with both interior and exterior shots. Focus on wreaths, tree trimming, stocking displays, opened gifts, and carolers. use time exposures, tripod, photoflash, and closeups to maximize human interest and festive clutter.
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Brown
Holly
British Columbia Tops Canadian Prestige Lists
A look at British Columbia highlights includes Victoria hosting Canada's largest dry dock and hotel Empress, Vancouver Island sites like Strathcona Park and the province's leading status in fisheries, timber, mining, and per capita wealth. Victoria also claims the mildest winter and daily year-round golf on green courses.
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Canada
Victoria
British Columbia
Delta Falls
Vancouver Island
Strathcona
Mount Robson
British Empire
Tadanac
Pacific
Macaulay
Beef on the Christmas Sideboard in Canada
Beef remains a festive staple alongside turkey with the Dominion Department of Agriculture promoting graded beef. The bulletin highlights Choice and Good grades, their quality and handling benefits, and offers over one hundred recipes plus a beef chart detailing cuts and cooking guidance.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
National Soul Begging Corps Forms in Shanghai
In Shanghai a new anti Japanese protest emerges as the National Soul Begging Corps organizes workers to kneel before Chinese owned shops selling Japanese goods and loudly pray for shop owners to Save the National Soul. The action aims to deter Japanese trade by public appeal rather than violence.
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Shanghai
National Soul Begging Corps
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S.C
Gordon H. Guest
M.A
Ellen Worth
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Big Brother
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