Undersea plain could be vast oil producer
The continental shelf could yield about 1000 billion barrels of oil if tapped. Estimates come from shelf sediment volumes and analogies with land discoveries. Extraction methods include tunnel excavation, diving bells with drilling rigs, and a large mid ocean platform.
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Attoral
New Prairie Ornamentals Introduced By Nurserymen
Prairie scene brightens with woody ornamentals from nurserymen and private breeders. The list includes W. J. Boughen pink beauty shrub and yellow chokecherry. Georges Bugnet Therese Bugnet rose. Oakes crimson rosy bloom crabapples. Muckle plum hybrid. grafted elm by H Patmore. numerous lilacs and roses like Snowhite spirea Evangeline and Master David. many hybrids from Dr. F. L. Skinner and Simonet. breeders across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta contribute. It notes active plant improvement efforts by several breeders.
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Morden Experimental Farm
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Canadian Prairies
W. J. Boughen
Valley River
Manitoba
Georges Bugnet
Gunn
Alberta
Therese Bugnet
William Oakes
Miami
Oakes
Alice
R. M. Muckle
Clandeboye
H. Patmore
Edward Robinson
Wavwanesa
FR. Simonet
Edmonton
F. L. Skinner
Dropmore
Rudolph Rosybloom
Olgae
Grace Clematis
Hardee
Betty Bland
Butterball
John McNabb
George Will
Suzanne
Will Alderman
William Godfrey
Snowhite Spirea
Assessippi
Evangeline
Excel
Gertrude Leslie
Hedin
Fodder List Shows Only Fifteen Suppliers Named
Regina reports the first surplus fodder list lists only 15 names with 14 from Saskatchewan and one from Manitoba. Farmers urged to begin feeding grain with roughage as winter stretches, six pounds ground grain per day replacing more hay. More listings to follow and urges to send details to local Agricultural Representative or Department of Agriculture in Regina.
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Regina
Teaiuee Een Tass
Eure
L.I.D
R. E. McKenzie
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
McKenzie
Department of Agriculture
Mental health and early diagnosis in treatment progress
Mental illness was once a family secret but now advances in medicine offer curative inpatient and outpatient options. Treatments vary by severity from simple therapy to intensive care, with early diagnosis emphasized to prevent full disease establishment.
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General Hospital
Tomorrow's Tune and Meteor Glory in Fragments
A poem praising Tomorrow's music and light fuses with stray notes about meteors burning in the atmosphere. The fragment mentions a Vermont normal school’s founding, linking literary reverie with distant facts.
Pastures Improved in Peace River Region with Legume Additions
Ottawa reports on Grey Wooded soil in Alberta Peace River area. Sheep production rises when legume included. three seasons show creeping red fescue alfalfa and bromegrass-alfalfa pastures yield 79 to 183 pounds of lamb per acre depending on mix. Fertilizer boosts vary in profitability across pasture types.
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Ottawa
Peace River
Alberta
C. H. Anderson
Beaverlodge
Canada Department of Agriculture
Took His Time
J B Williamsoe received a letter from an Ashford England man requesting a free shaving cream tube as advertised in a magazine. The company sent it to him despite the ad being clipped from a December 1922 National Geographic issue.
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J. B. Williamsoe
Ashford
England
National Geographic Magazine
New Zealand Trees Sent to Hiroshima University
Two hundred forty New Zealand trees including kauri tanekaha rimu and totara were sent to Hiroshima University by the Auckland University College Council. The consignment was assembled and forwarded by air from New Plymouth for Principal Tatsuo Morito after a request from Hiroshima University.
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New Zealand
Hiroshima University
Japan
Auckland University College Council
New Plymouth
Tatsuo Morito
Tung oil trade notes China as source and US as largest consumer
A report identifies China as the chief source of tung oil while the United States is the leading consumer. The text highlights the global flow of the commodity and the dominant roles of both nations in production and demand.
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China
United States
Exiga? Lee Masters Letter Reveals Poet’s Profitless Art
A Catalina Island letter now at the University of California Library shows Lee Masters, famed as a poet, lamenting that verse is a profitless art and he dislikes being known as a writer of poetry. He writes to Dr Marcia A Patrick that these are among his last verses and he hates the business aspects of poetry.
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Exiga
Lee Masters
America
Catalina Island
University of California Library
Marcia A Patrick
Triumph of Justice Inspires Hope in Historic Poems
A fragmentary excerpt reflects on justice and endurance with quotes about truth and right prevailing. It references voices including Mary Baker Fordy and Abraham Lincoln, noting Masters' collection of poems in book form.
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Mary Baker Fordy
Abraham Lincoln
Masters
Charm Schools Teach Millinery Styles For Beginners
Instruction by Jeanmine Mallinson guides new students in clothing and accessory planning. Advice covers fabric, color, design, and use of accessories to help housewives and models in early millinery courses.
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Jeanmine Mallinson
Toronto
Lois Piton
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