Buffalo Meat Surges Across Canada From Wainwright Herd Cull
Up to half a million pounds of buffalo meat were placed on the Canadian market after a slaughter of about 1.2 percent of the Buffalo National Park herd at Wainwright Alberta. The plan diverts surplus stock to supply major centers while preserving the herd for future stability.
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Rubber pads for horse shoes reduce slipping on greasy streets
Experiments by a rubber company test rubber heel and toe pads for horses. The pads fit on metal cogs, can be replaced without removing the shoe, and the rubber absorbs shock from pounding on paved streets. The issue notes most accidents involve draught horses slipping on wet surfaces, and anti slip iron studs worsen danger.
French Battleship Dunkerque Begins Construction
The French Ministry of Marine announced December 21 that construction has started on the 26,500 ton super cruiser Dunkerque, a reply to Germanys pocket battleships. Paris expects four years to complete the ship at a cost of about 24 million dollars. Italy is also rushing plans for a larger super cruiser over 27,500 tons capable of 33 knots.
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Big Boy Collar Fashion For Pique Trim Dress
A vintage pattern description promotes a bright dress with a detachable white pique collar and vivid red plaid wool, noting easy laundering and a slim hip fit. It suggests navy wool jersey with white pique cuffs, a red or green belt, and sizing 6 through 14 years.
How To Order Patterns Pattern No Name Town
A brief guide shows ordering patterns by number and name from a catalog. It outlines steps for selecting patterns, noting town or store details and providing how to submit payment and delivery preferences.
Dog Derby Racing Rising as Winter Sport in Canada
Canada embraces dog team racing as a growing winter pastime with huskies police dogs and other breeds competing on equal footing. Both junior and major derbies draw amateur mushers who train weeks for a chance at a coveted trophy as dogs and sleighs thunder along tracks and byways.
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Antiques racket shocks Greece and a skull tale cited
A foreign museum allegedly paid 300000 dollars for the head of Apollo’s statue in a Greece antiques market. The piece recalls Mark Twain’s skull anecdote about Alexander the Great. The New York City Chamber of Commerce is cited as the first such body in the U S, formed in 17638 and chartered in 1770.
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Government Spokesman Denies Wholesale Deportations
A Canadian immigration official firmly denied reports of mass deportations aimed at easing unemployment. Hon. A Gordon presented 12 months of records showing 5 552 public charge cases deported, with most seeking to return home or adjust conditions, and stressed departures are case by case not routine.
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Faith in rocket ship professor arrives in New York
Auguste Piccard sails from Europe to promote a high altitude balloon flight and tobacco reform. He asks interviewers not to smoke, envisions rocket airships someday crossing the Atlantic, and notes public skepticism toward new ideas while highlighting social concerns like underfed London schoolchildren.
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