Management Of The Farm A Shift To Cash Based Commerce
The article contrasts past farm life with modern commercial farming noting higher cash needs for machinery transport and services. It describes farm planning budgets and the shift from self sufficiency to planned revenue, urging use of farm accounts and a financial plan for the coming year. It mentions Garnet Kellaway’s proposal for a wingless vertical takeoff aircraft with dual propellers and potential military use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE Economics Division
Marketing Service
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Valuable Clay Deposits Spark Saskatchewan Industry Hope
G. M. Hutt of the CPR urges focus on southern Saskatchewan clay deposits as a future provincial industry base. He cites current use of Saskatchewan and Alberta clays with reach to Ontario and U.S. states, notes bentonite and volcanic ash potentials, and praises salt cake plants while cautioning against oversupply of the domestic market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
G. M. Hutt
C.P.R
Winnipeg
Gyro Club
Regina
Alberta
Ontario
Canada
University of Saskatchewan
Air Photographers Discussed By Ottawa Convention
Fight Lieut. H H C Rutledge of the Royal Canadian Air Force spoke at Ottawa closing of the Cana dian Institute of Surveying 32nd annual convention. He noted RCAF’s air photography for the Dominion government and maps prepared by government surveyors from photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H.C Rutledge
Royal Canadian Air Force
Ottawa
Canadian Institute of Surveying
E. M Medien
RCAF
Dominion
Their Own Worst Foes in Irish Strife and Crime
A dated column argues that Irish foes are the Irish themselves, citing the Irish Republican Army’s latest crimes as deeply deplorable. It laments continued grievances and warns that such acts erode peace, harmony, and Ireland’s standing with foreign and neighboring nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eire
Caus
Irish Republican Army
Brandon Soc
Stage stars of China tour Japan next April
Chinese stage stars announce a tour of Japan in April. The plan highlights performances by leading actors and companies visiting major cities, signaling cultural exchange between the two nations and expanding regional arts exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stage Stars of
China
Japan
Arctic Document From 1859 Preserved In Regina Museum
A tattered McClintock hand dated 22 July 1859 from Port Kennedy is preserved in the RCMP museum at Regina barracks. Corporal Dodsworth found the tin canister near a cairn on Somerset Island during the Nascopie voyage. The fragile document was sent through Ottawa to England for treatment and later returned to Canada for archival and museum display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Arctic
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Regina Barracks
Sir F. L. McClintock
North West Passage
Corporal W. Dodsworth
Fort Ross
Somerset Island
Eastern Arctic
North West Territories
Corporal Dodsworth
Nascopie
McClintock
Port Kennedy
RCMP
Ottawa
Department of Public Archives
Public Record Office
England
British Museum
R.C.M.P
Regina
Public
German journalist to tour Canada on empire study mission
Dr. Kurt von Stutterheim, newly on the Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung staff after absorbing the Berliner Tageblatt, will tour Canada and other Dominions to gather material for an Empire problems series. He is dean of German correspondents in London and aims to spend May in Canada before visiting South Africa, New Zealand and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt von Stutterheim
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Berliner Tageblatt
Canada
Dominions
Empire
von Stutterheim
London
South Africa
New Zealand
Australia
England
Anthony Eden
Why Women Withstand Winter Heat Queued By Health Study
Public health officials from Yale University School of Medicine report that women endure winter and summer clothing with less discomfort due to greater thermal insulating tissues. The finding suggests women stay cooler in heat and retain appearance in humidity, while men show more stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University School of Medicine
Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers
Brockville Recorder and Times
Curzon Street Property Sells Near Half Million Pounds
London Times notes a £500 000+ sale of Curzon Street plots over an acre long slated for redevelopment from a fashionable enclave to a business quarter. It mentions No 20 once home to Elizabeth Carter and No 1 home to Madame Vestris, with other famed residents linked to the street. The remark closes with a quip on public speaking miseries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curzon Street
Mayfair
No 20
Dr. Johnson
Elizabeth Carter
Epictetus
Madame Vestris
Charles Mathews the Younger
Charles Reade
In OEM ALO PATTERN 6273
Cute as can be and they’ll look even cuter when you see them done in black and grey or brown with bright color flowers. Motifs suitable for a variety of household linens. The 8 to the inch crosses work up quickly. Pattern 6273 includes a transfer of 11 motifs sized 144x242 to 1%x104% inches with color schemes illustrations stitches and materials. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave E for pattern. No Alice Brooks pattern book published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Alice Brooks
Canadian chemurgic committee lassoes farm product uses
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce national chemurgic committee aims to map agricultural research and draft new uses for farm products. D. G. McKenzie chairs, seeking cooperation between industry and researchers, noting only ten percent of 400 patents are exploited and planning surveys and reports within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Canada
Dominion
Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturists
Chamber of Commerce
National Research Council
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Mke
D. G. McKenzie
Winnipeg
McKenzie
United Grain Growers, Limited
Manitoba
Toronto
Agricultural, Scientific and Industrial Life of Canada
Canadian lily hybridist Skinner’s hardy varieties gain world renown
Lily King and other tuberous offspring trace to F L Skinner of Dropmore Manitoba. The garden pioneer’s tests near the Saskatchewan border yield hardy lilies and new lilac hybrids with deep rose coloring, admired in many lands and climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
F. L. Skinner
Dropmore
Manitoba
Skinner
Saskatchewan
Riding Mountain
Mr. Skinner
Immigration to Canada Rises in 1938 Reported
A 1938 calendar year immigration report shows total entrants up to 17 244, up from 15 101 in 1937, a 14 2 percent rise. British Isles 3389 up 18 5 percent, United States 5833 up 5 percent, northern European races 1312 up 14 7 percent, other races 6710 up 211 percent, Japanese 57 admitted and total decline from 104 806 in 1930 to 17 244 in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Immigration Branch
British Isles
United States
Seekers Of Solitude In Britain Buy Islands At Auction
Britain sees more hermits as islands change hands via London auctioneers. Some buy tiny isles for year round solitude amid misty glens and grassy slopes, often rearing sheep. John Monins seeks to form an Island Owners Association as sales continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
London
John Monins
England
Arran
Lundy
Britain
Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph
Three men saved after carbon monoxide rescue in London
A coroner notified that three men, overcome by carbon monoxide in London Ontario, were revived after firemen worked about an hour with an inhalator and prone pressure resuscitation. The article notes lives are saved daily by exhausted rescue resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ont
One Or The Other Henry In A Quarrel Of Kindness
Mrs Meekton credits her husband for a kind disposition or mere lack of courage in a humorous exchange. The narrator notes that driving at 60 mph uses ten times as much fuel as driving 30 mph, illustrating the casual rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Mrs. Meekton
Henrietta
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Royal Navy
British Admiralty
Garnet Kellaway
Willowdale
Admiralty
Hitler
Air Force
Kellaway
Mr. Kellaway
North York
Tom
Hammond
Crane
Soviet
Changhufeng
Changhufeng Hill
Rashin
The
Arctic
Terial
Public Health Authority
Mayfair District
Olive Schreiner
Toronto Star
Lily King
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