Possibilities Of Pottery Making As An Important Addition
Canadian pottery expansion moves forward with Ottawa plant support and plans for Port Hope restart. Oshawa output tops 54 006 to 73 004 weekly pieces, using local materials. sources list clay varieties, from kaolin to stoneware, and note regional deposits in Saskatchewan and New Brunswick for future coverage.
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Canada
Tottery
Ottawa
Ontario
Port Hope
Oshawa
St. John
N.B
Iberville
Que
Hamilton
Medicine Hat
Alberta
China
Department of Mines Bes
Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan
St. Beri d’Amherst
Argentenil
Quebec
East End
Willows
Mines Department
Arctic flight may open westward Asia route says Shenandoah
The Shenandoah Arctic cruise aims to test a trans polar air route from Europe to the Far East. The effort could shorten travel, enhance safety in summer daylight, and reveal unknown Arctic geography north of Wrangel Island. Canada watches closely as advancements promise new northern shipping and exploration possibilities.
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Tokio
Montreal
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Railway
Japan
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Canada
United States Navy
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Polar Ocean
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Winnipeg Tribune
Manufacture Carbon Black At Sarnia and Medicine Hat Plants
The Sarnia Oil and Gas Co Ltd will soon start carbon black production at Sarnia plants and at Medicine Hat Alberta. The Sarnia site has six burning houses an engine room and a block house with capacity for 1490 pounds daily. Medicine Hat will feature a gasoline refinery of 5000 gallons daily and a carbon plant able to produce 1000 daily.
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Sarnia Oil and Gas Co, Ltd
Sarnia
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Forest Fire Convention Calls to Control Settlement
Federal and Provincial officials at a forest fire convention discussed the fire hazard from unconstrained settlement in forest areas. They stressed settlement should be controlled and settlers not on lands suitable only for tree growth, and a check on bogus settlers who seek land to acquire timber rather than develop bona fide farms.
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Forest Fire Convention
Malapropos Yachtisman Squall Report
A fragment notes a squall driving a vessel to heave to as a passenger in London comments on the grim phrasing, with a bystander observing the scene. The snippet evokes maritime weather and urban reactions without further details.
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Bystander
London
Canada Supplies Less Butter to Britain in 1923 Ten Months
Britain imported 2 362 874 hundredweights of cheese in ten months ending October 21 1923 with Canada at 766 694, New Zealand 1 212 246 and the US 39 039. Butter imports total 4 378 227 hundredweights with Canada 33 764 and the US 10 578, while large unspecified shipments reach 585 893 hundredweights. Canada supplied 110 000 hundredweights less butter than in the prior year.
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Canada
Britain
Great Britain
New Zealand
United States
Denmark
Australia
Argentine Republic
Propagating Salmon Trout Eggs Reach Forty Million Total
The Department of Marine and Fisheries reports a season total of forty million salmon trout eggs collected in Lake Huron Georgian Bay and Lake Superior. The eggs are sufficient to stock Great Lakes hatcheries with fry to be distributed from Georgian Bay to the Thurlow hatcheries and into Lake Ontario.
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Department of Marine and Fisheries
Lake Huron
Georgian Bay
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Thurlow
Lake Ontario
World peace hinges on nations ending territorial grabs
Average oysters for sale come from five to eight years of age before harvest, reflecting long maturation before market.
Expansion Of Dairying Industry Outstrips Any Other Phase Of Agriculture
Alberta Wheat Pool reports big business with about 1 500 cars of wheat weekly in December and a forecast of forty million bushels for the 1923 crop while Canada's dairying boom shows 1922 butter and cheese outputs at record levels. Quebec leads in factories and butter production with Ontario close, and export markets expand to the UK, Belgium, and the Caribbean amid strong shows at Syracuse.
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Dominion
Alberta Wheat Pool
Chester M. Eliott
Elliott
Canada
New York Times
Canadian Pacific Railway
Quebec
Ontario
United Kingdom
Belgium
Bermuda
British Guiana
British Honduras
Barbadoes
Jamaica
Trinidad
America
Okanagan Apples Fuel Demand for Empress of Canada Trip
The Okanagan brown apples, noted for quality and uniformity, are in high worldwide demand. A large batch was purchased by Associated Growers of British Columbia Ltd the official sales body to supply the Canadian Pacific Empress of Canada on its world voyage earlier this year.
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Okanagan
Associated Growers’ of British Columbia, Ltd
Doctor’s Son Cures Small Patients in Strix Notes
A brief remark from Strix Stockholm recounts that a boy, described as a future doctor, already helps very small children with simple illnesses, prompting friendly curiosity about his studies. The exchange emphasizes early caregiving and hopeful medical talent.
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Strix
Stockholm
National Parks ARF and Game Sanctuaries in Canada
Canada’s National Parks protect wildlife with hunting bans drawing animals to Jasper Park and Wainwright buffalo and elk herds surge. Bears, deer, moose, mountain sheep, goats, beaver and more roam safely, while management studies show captive buffalo propagation could offset park costs through meat and head sales.
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Canada
Jasper National Park
Alberta
Wainwright
Canadian National Railways
Edmonton
Buffalo Park
Jasper Park
Grizzly
Estimated Crop Value in Canada for 1923
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics values Canada's 1923 grain crop at $892,572.20. About $450,066 comes from the three prairie provinces. Manitoba and Saskatchewan fall below last year while Alberta rises by over $45,000,000. The man who has no igency can't lose.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Japan's tallest man stands seven feet tall
A Japanese man identified as the country’s tallest stands seven feet high and weighs 414 pounds, drawing attention to his unusual stature and physical measurements.
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Japan
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