Canadian Western population shows strong British birth majority
Ottawa census data reveal 1,808,574 Brit born and 544,955 foreign born in the three Western provinces from the 1931 census. More than half are second generation or native born to Canadian or British parents, with notable intermarriage and a call for enhanced citizenship education and guidance.
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Niagara Gorge Age Seen at Twenty Five Thousand Years
The Niagara Gorge known as the geological lock is dated about 25 000 years old. The report notes regional geological history and formation timelines.
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Japan's Pearl Crop Expands as Ocean Beds Yield
Pearl farming in Japan covers over 40,000 acres with more than 3 million oysters placed in steel cages on rafts awaiting harvest after seven years. Thousands of workers tend the beds as seed pearls are inserted into oysters and disease control is maintained. about 60 percent bear fruit, and five percent are marketable, with the crop valued in the millions annually.
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Kruschen Salt Weight Loss Report Leaves Reader Energized
A 53 year old woman recounts losing seven pounds without changing her diet after six months on Kruschen Salts. She notes lighter feeling, easier stairs, better energy, and improved appearance while maintaining normal weight. The claim cites Prins minerals aiding glands nerves blood and body organs to function.
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Eskimos Show Extra Rib Found by Smithsonian Doctor
Dr T D Stewart of the Smithsonian Institution reports an evolution sign in Eskimos with 25 ribs instead of 24. About 12 percent of 200 Alaska Eskimo skeletons studied show the extra rib chiefly among males living north of the Yukon.
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T. D. Stewart
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Thunderstorms Rattle Java People Used to Constant Noise
Java residents endure hundreds of storms each rainy season with frequent severe events. The constant thunder rarely alarms them unless a dramatic overhead crack occurs, making them unaware of the ongoing uproar until storms stop.
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Australian National Bank profits rise from 1931 level
The bank’s profits for last year exceeded those of 1931 signaling improved earnings. The Bay of Fundy spans about 8 000 square miles highlighting a notable geographic estimate.
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Britain declares five year war on slums to curb disease
Britain launches a five year plan to clear insanitary slums across England and Wales. Housing authorities must submit programs by September 30 detailing areas to be cleared, demolition plans, affected inhabitants, and rehousing timelines with a target completion by 1938.
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England
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Edward Hilton Young
Imitating Birds Becomes Test Between Lovers
At 11 p.m. he boasts he can imitate any bird. She challenges with a homing pigeon, prompting a playful exchange about talents and impressions.
Tourism Surge Boosts Italian Businesses Across Regions
Italy welcomes a heavy influx of tourists boosting hotel occupancy, restaurants, and retail in major destinations. Revenue increases tied to cultural sites, seasonal events, and international travel, with regional highlights in Rome, Florence, Venice, and Naples driving local economies.
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Immunization Cuts Manitoba Diphtheria Deaths Dramatically
Manitoba cut diphtheria deaths from 21.5 per 100 000 to 10.3 by 1929 and to 5.2 with rural rollout. Since 1930 unimmunized areas had 63 deaths while immunized areas, though larger, recorded 18 deaths, with no deaths among immunized people.
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Winnipeg Tribune
Wages Increased at Fraser Mills Plant
A 10 percent wage rise affects 750 workers at Fraser Mills, Western Lumber Co. Ltd., New Westminster B C. The move follows stronger lumber demand and higher prices as Fraser Mills outputs about 250 000 feet daily and the shingle mill runs double shifts. Employment has grown from 450 to 750 since last winter. Rail demand for shipments rises alongside continued sea cargo.
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Population tallies place New York City behind London in size
A census by the New York Merchants' Association puts New York City at 7,218,000, while London leads with 8,202,818 in 1932. Berlin exceeds 4,000,000 and Chicago 3,376,000, with eight cities over 2,000,000 and thirty-one over 1,000,000.
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Queen of Norway Buys Three English Hunting Horses
The Queen of Norway purchased three English hunting horses, adding to royal stables. The purchase signals continued support for traditional equestrian pursuits within royal circles.
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