Fur Bearing Animals Must Be Protected To Prevent Extinction
A Canada Free Press report cites J Heit Anthony of the American Museum of Natural History warning that fur trade and overharvesting threaten mammals. It notes 1919 1920 1921 skin sales totaling about 106 606 000, predicts a possible end to the age of mammals within a century, and urges refuges and public education alongside national parks and game reserves to curb exploitation.
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Canute
J. Heit Anthony
American Museum of Natural
Osborne
Museum
Anthony
Africa
Canada
Banff
Jasper
Wainwright
Fort Smith
Ontario
Free
Alberta Homesteads Rise Amid Immigrant Families
Evmenton Deminion Land Office reports Alberta born men filing homesteads, mostly sons of Galician immigrants. November filings show nationalities including Canadian, New Zealander, American, English, Swede, Pole, Galician, German and Russian.
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Evmenton Deminion Land Office
Alberta
Diabetes Deaths Rise in United States in 1922
Census bureau statistics show 17,182 deaths from diabetes in 1922, up from 14,923 in 1921 and 14,662 in 1920, with a death rate of 184 per 160,606. The figures highlight a notable increase in diabetes mortality last year.
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United States
Census Bureau
Vatican Keeps Outside Anglican Reunion Talks Says Prelate
A Vatican official stated that Vatican involvement in Anglican reunion discussions is unofficial and limited. While the Vatican wishes well to efforts, it remains outside and would only engage if Anglicans seek more than friendship and recognize papal supremacy.
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Lonmilen Daily News
Rome
Cardinal Mercier
Canterbury
Lambeth Palace
Vatican
Butter and Cheese Scoring Contests in Dominion 1923
In 1923 the Dairy and Cold Storage Branch ran butter and cheese scoring contests from May to October. Provinces entered varying sample counts with Manitoba and Nova Scotia all special grade in butter, while Ontario Quebec and others showed mix of first and second grades. Special grades rose 23.40 percent from 1922. Ontario and Quebec led in cheese samples with mixed grades. Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick varied.
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Dominion
Dairy and Cold Storage
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
New Brunswick
New Bromwick
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Farmers Helpers Push Alberta Crop Research
The Edmonton Bulletin lauds agricultural colleges and government experts for advancing crop production in Alberta. It notes the Alberta climate and soil variety drive need for tailored cultivation methods and stresses the role of trained nurses and federal support in modernizing farming practices, as highlighted by the Moose Jaw Times.
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Alberta University
Edmonton Bulletin
Alberta
Moose Jaw
France poised for stronger year over reparations push
The French government enters the new year in a stronger position, insisting on collecting reparations from Germany with Allied cooperation where possible, and alone if required.
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France
Germany
Of Course Doctor at a Loss to Diagnose the Case
A patient questions the doctor about his marital life and silence as a coping tactic. The exchange reveals a humorous, ironic moment in a midcentury medical cartoon setting.
Advair in Medical Science New Transfusion Method
London report from St Marys Hospital describes a new transfusion method by Sir Almroth Wright using vaccine-primed donor blood to boost microbe killing substances. Early results are promising but regarded as the beginning of potential advances in treating septicemia.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Lemonsaré
London
Lally Mail
Almroth Wright
Tw. Wright
Forests at Risk as Canada Daily Cuts 6000 Acres
The Natural Resources Intelligence Service warns Canada must cut over 6000 acres of forest daily to supply woodpulp for paper mills. Demand grows with new mills and large machines, threatening vast forest areas across eastern and western Canada. Compressed ash shovels cited as time savers. a statistician estimates about 475000 Roman Catholic nuns worldwide.
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Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Sare
Canada
Astern Canada
Animated Agronomists Discuss Rotation and Corn at Edmonton
The Edmonton agronomists conference erupted in debate after Jeerie De Long spoke on rotation experiments at Lacombe. Manitoba's J. H. Fills sparked fire by urging soil improvement crops before rotation education, while corn topics drew wide comment from James Murray and others. S. Barnes outlined soil moisture work at Swift Current with seeds and peas experiments failing due to pea crowding. George Deong described seeding issues with corn and peas, and J. R. Fryer noted air movement matters more than heat for curing corn. J. N. Elis urged grass and clover, noting western provinces have little of these on cultivated lands. Manitoba aims for an acre of grass and clover seed on every farm. 100 farms without grasses now growing them. Rain tends to fall between three and eight in the morning.
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Agronomists
Edmonton
Jeerie de Long
Lacombe
J. H. Fills
Manitoba
James Murray
C. McKee
University of Montana
S. Barnes
Swift Current
Sask
George Deong
A good neighborhood is a place without much worry
A columnist notes that in a good neighborhood residents mainly concern themselves with everyday life while the persistent issue of servant problems subtly shapes local politics and social dynamics.
Geological History Of The Great Lakes Revealed By Shore Lines
The study outlines how shorelines and raised beaches indicate shifts in the Great Lakes outlets over thousands of years. It describes ice sheet retreat, drainage diversions via the Trent and Chicago outlets, and the evolution of Niagara Gorge shaped by changing flows. It notes Niagara Falls recession since 1827 suggests 3,000 to 3,500 years to form the upper gorge.
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Great Lakes
Chicago
Canada
See
Saye
Feologic Survey
Department of Mines
Otis
Ciren Lakes
Erie
Inkens
Niagara
St. Lawrence Valley
Lake Ontario
Great Lake
Hudson Valley
Trent Valley
Fce
Port Huron
Upper Great Lakes
Ontario
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lakes
North Day
Ottawa
Champlain Sea
St. Lawrence
Trent
North Bay
Niagara Gorge
Upper Lake
Great Gorge
Niagara Falls
Upper Gorge
Phonetic Script Aids Baffin Land Natives Writing System
A Canadian missionary has created a phonetic writing system for Baffin Land natives. Each symbol represents a syllable so spelling is unnecessary. The method spreads quickly as letters reach recipients via traveling postmen and even when lost, the message is conveyed orally to the intended addressee.
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Baffin Land
Girl Reads Title Not Man in Count Romance
Dialogue shows a girl planning marriage to the Count de Bunkem but a second girl jokes she only cares about the title. The exchange casts doubt on the match and on the suitor’s character.
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de Bunkem
Heredity Quote Sparks Debate in Times Union
A Rochester Times-Union opinion attributes a boy’s faults to his paternal lineage, sparking reader reactions on heredity. The remark frames hereditary influence as a factor in character, prompting discussion about nature versus nurture.
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Rochester Times-Union
New Basilica at St Anne de Beaupre rises from ashes
The historic shrine at Ste. Anne de Beaupre near Quebec rebuilds after the March 1922 fire. Plans call for a fireproof Gothic Roman cross shaped church with five naves and 26 altars, about 812 feet long and 85 feet high. Foundations are done, steel and stone tenders accepted, with a three year blessing and five year completion target. A temporary wooden chapel, 164 by 52 feet with eight side chapels and 1266 seats, was erected to maintain services during construction as pilgrims continue to visit the site.
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Ste. Anne de Beaupre
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Canada
Paris
Cologne
Europe
Alberta Crops and Wealth Per Capita figures
The Alberta crop value across roots vegetables alfalfa and fodder is estimated at 1 600 542 204 dollars. Dairy products are valued at 150 188 519 dollars and livestock at 112 691 132 dollars. With a population of 656 000 each person would receive about 609 dollars if wealth were shared equally.
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Alberta
Regina builds 1843 new homes in a record year
Regina added 1,843 new residences in the past year with a total valuation around 600,000 dollars. The figure represents about half of the city's annual building programme.
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Regina
A Good Housekeeper Helps Save Home From Mortgage
A humorous line from the Buffalo Commercial quotes a housekeeper asking if a wife knows how to manage a home and the reply that she prevented her husband from mortgaging their house to buy an automobile. The witticism reflects domestic savings advice.
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Buffalo
Philosophy Echoes on Present Fear in Leston Transcript
A quotation from the Leston Transcript contrasts a philosopher remarking that future concerns do not worry him until the future becomes the present. The exchange highlights attitudes toward time and worry.
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Jones
Leston Transcript
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Sorn
Fiji
the Farmer's Helpers
Patiert
Advair
Natural Resources Bulletin
Long Island Bird Club
Nebraska
New York State
New Basilica
ST. Anne DE Beaupre
Ste. Anne
Italia
Gueristy
H—Noerth
March Sth
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