Forest Products Drive Canada's Trade With U S
Canada relies on a vast forest industry to keep its trade with the United States balanced. In 1940 Canada sold about 242 million dollars in wood and paper products to the U S, more than half of exports to that country. Concerns grow over rapid depletion, underscoring a need for strong forest protection and management.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Television and Radio Show Future of Broadcast Quality
A General Electric demonstration in Schenectady shows a future where viewers at home can see and hear radio performers. Three homes distant from the studio let visitors watch minute reproductions of on air talent with synchronized sound and visuals, including speech and even cigarette smoke curls.
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Science
Ceneral Electric Company
Schenectady
N.Y
When Daylight Increases Says W G Sibley
The Journal of Commerce explains that daylight lengthening is about the period between sunrise and sunset, not clock time. It notes December 14 sunset shift begins earlier, January middle for sunrise, with net gains in afternoon light and total daily length in northern states.
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W. G. Sibley
The
Journal of Commerce
Area Sown To Crops In Canada In 1927
Total area sown reached 54 672 310 acres with wheat 22 460 104 acres oats 13 239 963 acres and barley 3 505 713 acres. Remaining 13 468 480 acres grew diverse crops including rye flaxseed corn peas potatoes alfalfa and more. The Prague city smoke load is estimated at 70 tons of solid matter daily.
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Canada
Prague
One-piece frock shown with jabots and jabot collar
Winnipeg newspaper ad describes a simple smart one-piece frock with long sleeves gathered to wristbands. It lists No 1625 in bust sizes 34 to 40, yardage for 54-inch material, and price details for the pattern and fashion book.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipes Newspaper Union
Pattern order notice from Winnipeg listing 175 McDermot Ave. Includes pattern numbers and sizes. Provides address and contact for customers seeking pattern access and size options.
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Winnipes
Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
German Submarines Found Sunk in Baltic After Collision
Fishermen recover wreckage and six skulls after two German submarines collided off Windau Harbor in the Baltic. Divers report the subs appear only lightly damaged and three survivors were rescued. A stray fact notes a flea can jump 200 times its body length.
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Baltic
Windau
When a Sparrow Falls Save the Birds and Destroy the Insects
Scientists warn of a coming struggle between insects and humans as pests multiply. Birds eat hundreds of insects daily and millions in a lifetime, helping control pests though the problem remains difficult. The piece recalls dangers of targeting birds with rifles.
World petroleum output for 1927 estimated
The total global petroleum production in 1927 is estimated at 1 229 500 000 barrels. This figure reflects the combined output of major producing nations and contributes to discussions on energy supply and industrial demand during the period.
Reward wheat touted for prairie growth by Canadian experts
The Department of Agriculture of Canada reports a new cross-bred wheat strain called Reward. Trials show strong straw, early ripening after Marquis and before Garnet, low rust risk, and a flour that is blemish free. About 1000 bushels distributed to 400-500 farmers in Saskatchewan and Alberta for field tests and seed production.
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Department of Agriculture of Canada
Dominion
Quebec Chronicle Telegraph
Manitoba Agricultural College
Toronto
W. R. Motherwell
Herman Trelle
Wembley
Alberta
Chicago
Ion
Motherwell
Saskatchewan
Reindeer Meat Plans Aim to Feed Western Canada
The Dominion Reindeer Company, now active in Alaska, plans 4000 head moved in spring to lease 300000 acres along the Mackenzie River, granted by the Federal Government. Projected sales rise from 9000 dollars in 1929 to 45000 dollars the next year.
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Western
Canada
Dominion Reindeer Company
Alaska
McKenzie River Territory
All British airship aims to reach Canada with 30 passengers
A British airship firm announces plans for an all-British craft intended to land in Canada. The machine would carry 30 passengers plus a six to ten crew, with a 1500 mile range and a route that includes the Azores to cross the Atlantic.
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Canada
Atlantic
Azores
In after years the girl with auburn hair becomes a wife
A girl described for years by her auburn hair grows into a red headed wife. This concise note tracks a personal transformation from youth to marriage.
West to East travel shifts for Canadian Pacific Railway
French Canadian settlers from the west return to Quebec for a visit, arriving at Windsor Station in Montreal and touring Shawinigan Sherbrooke and Quebec City where they are welcomed by municipal government and church bodies. A guard of honor from a local Montreal school greets the party.
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Canada
Montreal
Toronto
Canadian Pacific Railway
Dominion
Victoria
Province of
Quebec
Windsor Street
Shawinigan
Sherbrooke
Quebec City
Windsor
Canadians urged to gaze north for great developments
The article notes Western Canada’s farms and remote areas could become connected by inexpensive light aircraft, shrinking travel times and enabling rural residents to reach cities for events and markets. It highlights planned Hudson Bay railway expansion to Fort Churchill, northern surveys, and government efforts to explore and develop northern Canada.
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Canada
W. S. McCardell
Dominion
Western
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Bache Bay
Ellesmere Island
North Pole
Straits
Port Burwell
Labrador Peninsula
Wakeham Bay
Nottingham Tisland
Hudson's Bay
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Fort Churchill
Hudson’s Bay
Port Nelson
Churchill
Nelson
Canadian West
Ottawa
Great Slave Lake
Chesterfield Inlet
Hanbury
Thelon Rivers
British Industries Fair to Show All Britain Makes in 1928
Plan Industries Fair showcases vast range from power equipment to fine jewelry. Held in London and Birmingham Feb 20 to March 2, 1928, the event aims to represent each industry branch and become a premier annual commercial section for manufacturers and trade buyers to view new products and contracts without traveling.
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Great Britain
London
Birmingham
First Shipment of Live Beef Cattle From Vancouver to Kobe
The Vancouver Livestock Exchange dispatched 40 Alberta heifers averaging 1200 pounds on the steamer Erviken bound for Kobe Japan marking what is believed to be the first live cattle shipment from Vancouver. The cattle will be slaughtered on arrival and posed a challenge for longshoremen as the animals had never been roped or branded before.
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Japan
Vancouver
Erviken
Vancouver Livestock Exchange
Alberta
British Columbia
Kobe
Ingenious safety device fitted to Paris subway trains
Reports that Paris underground trains will be fitted with a mechanism that prevents departure until all doors are closed and locked. The guard will not signal a start. a button press will unlock start only if all systems are in order, ensuring safety.
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Paris
Convalescing patron seeks uplifting read recommendation
A girl asks for a nice book for an invalid. the librarian offers options beyond religious titles. The conversation shifts to a patient named Pot Now as the convalescent, with a tangential remark that Spain claims high per capita wealth after the United States.
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United States
Spain
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