Buffalo Census of Wood Buffalo Park Reported
Special investigator J. D. Soper completed a two year study of wildlife in Wood Buffalo Park, spanning 17 300 square miles in northern Alberta and the Northwest Territories. Findings estimate Buffalo population above 8 000 with animals acclimated from Buffalo National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Soper
Department of the Interior
Campada
Ottawa
Wood Buffalo Park
Alberta
Northwest Territories
Thomas G. Murphy
Interior
Soper
Buffalo National Park
Wainwright
Soprr
Baffin Island
Murphy
Fort Smith
Dominion Agriculture offers free well water testing
The Dominion Department of Agriculture through the Chemistry Division provides a free examination of farm well waters. Samples must be collected and shipped per directions with prepaid postage. Even clear water can be unsafe, so testing is advised if purity is in doubt. Directions are available from the Division of Chemistry at the Experimental Farm in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Dominion Chemistry Division
Division of Chemistry, Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Right Kind Of Shoes And Foot Health Debate
A Rochester medical school dean told the American Medical Association in Cleveland that proper shoe fit hinges on the small toe. He described a triangular weight transfer from heel to small toe then to the big toe and warned improper shoes can cause foot trouble and affect posture and other body parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
American Medical Association
Cleveland
Detachable cape adds flair to smart straightiide dress
Fashion note describes a versatile dress with detachable cape and inverted plaits in a low flounce skirt. Recommends fabrics like cottons, sheers, washable crepes, and linens. Style No. 309 covers sizes 14 to 40 inch bust, with size 16 needing 3 yards of 39 inch material. Price 20 cents in stamps or coins.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order details listed for Winnipeg readers with address 175 McDermot Ave location. Includes contact cues for the Winnipeg Newspaper Union and instructions likely tied to pattern requests and delivery in the local area.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Wheat’s rising share questioned in Canada’s farm picture
A Hamilton Spectator piece analyzes wheat's actual role in Canada’s agriculture. It notes wheat’s declining share from 25 percent of farm revenue in 1925 to about 16 percent in 1933, while other crops and farm products remain significant. It cites declines in fall and spring wheat, poor Ontario prospects, and a broader mix including oats, barley, potatoes, hay, dairy, poultry, fruits, sugar beets, vegetables, and furs as major revenue sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Federal Crops Reporting Board
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Ontario
Russia
Danube
Argentina
Hamilton Spectator
Canada
Life
Menhaden Fish Valued for Oil by Herring Family
Menhaden are small oily fish from the herring family noted for their high value in oil production. The description highlights their economic importance and biological relation to other herrings.
No End To Inventions At Omaha Congress
Visit to the National Inventors Congress in Omaha Nebraska reveals a diverse group of inventors including Whites Negroes and Chinese. Exhibits range from highly practical to seemingly worthless with inventors like Albert G Burns declaring the world has yet to see many more creations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Inventors’ Congress
Omaha
Nebraska
Albert G. Burns
Congress
Burns
Origin Of Human Mind Origins Tracked To Fish Brain
At New York's American Museum of Natural History Prof D M Watson of the University of London presents that the human mind began in the sense organs of ancient marine creatures. The mental line from fish to man is traced to a knot at the upper spinal cord of a fish, evolving slowly over ages, a view highlighted by the Christian Science Monitor.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
D. M.&. Watson
University of London
Earth
Christian Science Monitor
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Buffalo
Prairie Provinces
Ruth Rogers
Cape
United States
Bennett
Wallace
Australia
Willingdon
London
Lord Willingdon
India
England
Croydon
Lady Willingdon
Lady Ratendone
Mary Foster
Sir Samuel Hoare
Lord Ratendone
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