Pasteurization Drive Aimed At Universal Milk Safety
Social Hygiene Council backs Health League of Canada to push universal pasteurization. Sir James Woes letters persuade professionals and business leaders to support the campaign, highlighting severe milk borne illness and urging public health action.
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Social Hygiene Council
James Woes
Gordon, MacKay, Company
Toronto
James
Health League of Canada
Canada
Health League
Sir James
Gordon Bates
Ontario Milk Distributors’ Association
Ontario
Reindeer project feeds Eskimo schools and future herders
More than 3000 reindeer driven from Alaska to the Arctic produce 881 fawns in the first season at the new herd site near the Mackenzie delta. The Canadian government ordered 215 steers killed and fed to Eskimo children at Shingle Point and Aklavik schools. native patients at two hospitals also received meat. Officials praise the reindeer meat program as a means to train apprentice herders and establish future food sources in the Arctic.
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Seattle
Andy Bahr
Alaska
Mackenzie River
Canadian Arctic
Shingle Point
Aklavik Roman Catholic
A. L. Fleming
Arctic
Aklavik
Fresh Water Troughs Unveiled at Neustreitz Barracks
At Neus trelitz near Berlin a model soldier's living quarters barracks feature a water-dispenser disc in every tail that releases fresh water to troughs when stepped on. The complex, built in 10 months by 1,700 workmen, boasts modern ventilation heating lighting cooking and sanitary systems.
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Neustrelitz
Berlin
Canadian Apple Production Rises in 1935
Canada’s apple output for 1935 is estimated at 4,141,000 barrels, up from 3,891,000 in 1934 and above the 1930-34 average of 4,063,000. Except Nova Scotia, all provinces show slight gains. Nova Scotia remains at 1,800,000 barrels, unchanged from 1934.
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Canada
Nova Scotia
Nine of ten Indians depend on agriculture for living
A historical note states that nine out of ten Indians rely entirely on farming for their livelihood, reflecting agrarian dependence in the population.
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India
Death of Mrs Julia Chatterton Spurs Folk Song Legacy
Winnipeg Free Press recalls the death of Mrs Julia Chatterton noted for collecting folk music across Morocco Yugoslavia Egypt Greece Albania Spain and Europe with aid from the International Folk Song and Folk Lore Society she founded. Her aim was a world anthology of over a thousand songs and a Canadian national identity built on folk traditions.
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London
Julia Chatterton
Morocco
Yugoslavia
Egypt
Greece
Albania
Spain
International Folk Song and Folk Lore Society
Winnipeg Free Press
Crows Fail to Count in German Shooting Box Tale
In a Berlin area tale a shooting range setup used bait hare to lure crows. Each time the number of men entering or leaving the box failed to trigger the birds until five men went in and four left, allowing one marksman to shoot. The crows finally came down after realizing they had lost count.
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Germany
Berlin
Beavers Help Rehabilitate Southern Saskatchewan Drought Areas
Beavers build dams across small streams creating natural reservoirs aiding drought recovery in southern Saskatchewan. The practical efforts show beavers shaping water storage and ecological restoration in the region.
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Saskatchewan
Campaigns and seed care across the world address rootrot and noise
Articles discuss wheat rootrot risks from poor seed and the remedy of fanning mills, plus the global push to abate noise. Seed quality, germination tests, and dust treatments are outlined, with guidance from Dominion Plant Pathology labs. Separately Burghead's Burning the Clavie ceremony is noted, and the worldwide noise suppression movement gains momentum through practical silencing measures by industries and authorities.
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Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology
Saskatoon
Dominion Laboratories of Plant Pathology
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Youll Win Prizes With This Afghan Pattern 5439
This notice promotes a crochet afghan with jewel like squares and a matching pillow. It claims easy instructions and a complete pattern set including chair sets and block illustrations. Readers are invited to send 20 cents to a Winnipeg address for pattern 5439.
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Household Arts
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Imperial Chemical chief cites arms note limits in London
Sir Harry McGowan of Imperial Chemical Industries told the royal commission that publishing company transactions would aid competitors still active since Germany entered the field. He warned government export bans on chlorine hurt his firm and denied producing poison gas. John Brown and Co. said its output remains under Admiralty control.
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Harry McGowan
Imperial Chemical Industries
Royal Commission
London
Harry
Imperial Chemical
Germany
John Brown and Co
Admiralty
Grain Elevator Contract Awarded to Carter Halls Aldinger
A private interest project in Three Rivers Quebec will build a 2 million bushel grain elevator. The Carter Halls Aldinger Company of Toronto received the contract. The exact amount is not disclosed but believed near seven million dollars.
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Three Rivers
Que
Carter- Halls-Aldinger Company
Toronto
Forests Sequester Solar Energy Equal to 1.5 Billion Tons Coal
An estimate indicates that American forests capture and store annually an amount of solar energy equivalent to the energy contained in about one and a half billion tons of coal.
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Montreal
Quebec
Chicago
Far North
Beavers
H. W. Mead
Burghead
Scotland
London City Council
Jas. W. Barton, M.D
Alice Brooks
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