Child Labor in Canada and the Rural Gap in Protections
The article compares U S child labor controls with Canadian laws, noting agriculture largely escapes urban protections. It cites 1930 census figures showing many under 16 worked in farming, warns of exploitation in fields, and urges parental responsibility and strong school laws to raise child welfare nationwide.
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Canada
N.R.A
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
U.S
Jack
Fair
Dominion
Dragons at London Zoo Giant Komodo monitors debut in Jubilee display
Live dragons from Komodo Island were shown at the London Zoo during King George's Silver Jubilee celebrations. A pair, brought by Lord Moyne, attracted public attention as they stood erect on four legs with long tails sweeping the ground. замет
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Dutch East Indies
London
Komodo Island
Lord Moyne
Russia Develops Rubber From Waste and Calcium
Russia tests new rubber making methods from refinery waste and calcium carbide. Moscow starts the first plant producing 20 000 tons yearly, while Erivan Armenia hosts a calcium carbide route. Labs in Leningrad yield a chlorepene based process, claiming rubber of real quality at lower cost.
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Russia
Far East
Moscow
Erivan
Armenia
Leningrad
Magnificent Black Prince statue shines after cleaning
Canterbury Cathedral reveals a gold and bronze fourteenth century effigy after centuries of grime and a protective enamel layer are removed under Professor W. W. Tristram. The tomb, built about 550 years ago, is hailed as England’s most magnificent and attracting many visitors.
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Canterbury Cathedral
W. W. Tristram
England
Tristram
Canterbury
Gasoline Lake Found Beneath Wilmington Harbor District
A vast underground gasoline lake was uncovered in Wilmington California's harbor area drawing hundreds of prospectors. Shallow wells yield four to six gallons per hour, as motorists fuel cars and trucks. Fire Chief Ralph Scott suggests a long abandoned pipeline leak may be the source.
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Harbor
Wilmington
California
Ralph Scott
Great Salesman Prince of Wales Secures Rio Contract
Lord Dudley recounts that the Prince of Wales spoke in Rio de Janeiro for over an hour on a hot day, leading to a $15,000,000 iron and steel contract for Britain. The tale was shared at a meeting of the Iron and Steel Federation, of which Dudley is president.
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Prince of Wales
Lord Dudley
Rio de Janeiro
British Iron and Steel Industries
Iron and Steel Federation
Best Aid To Sleep From Tea And Milk Night Caps
Article argues warm milk is the best sleep aid and proposes a tea based night-cap. It explains tea should be brewed with one teaspoon per person, half-filled pot, four to five minutes, half-filled cups then topped with hot milk not boiled. Notes Canada drinks 22 million cups daily and tea without milk is rare.
Darwin Welcomes Knock Em Down Rains End Monsoon
Heavy rains in Darwin and the Northern Territory end the wet season. Monsoon downpours flush tall grass, lowering roadside growth and easing travel. Over three months after Christmas about 40 inches fell, leaving grass up to ten feet in low areas and ten-foot tangles in other spots.
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Darwin
Northern Australia
Northern Territory
Canton Hokow Railway Construction Nears Operation
Construction of the Canton-Hankow railway in China progresses rapidly. Officials predict the line could be in operation within the year, marking a major transportation milestone for the region.
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Canton-Hankow
China
Early Holstein Breed Origins and Associations in North America
The Holstein breed originated along the North Sea coast with Germany and Denmark, later dividing into Holstein and Friesian lines. A Holstein society formed in Germany in 1872, Friesian Society in the United States in 1879, merging in 1885 as the Holstein Friesian Association of America. Canada followed with the Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada in 1891.
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North Sea
Holland
Denmark
United States
Holstein
Friesland
Zuider Zee
States
Holstein - Friesian Association of America
Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada
Art of Remembering What to Forget
A reflective aphorism urges learning to erase unnecessary memories to gain popularity. It emphasizes selective recall as a social strategy and hints at practical self discipline in memory management.
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