Motor Highways Open Access to Canada National Parks
The article describes expansion of Canada’s National Park highways to reach scenic points in Waterton Lakes and Jasper Banff Kootenay Yoho areas. It highlights the Kennedy Creek Belly River cutoff linking Glacier National Park in Montana with Waterton Lakes, plus the Lake Louise Jasper route nearing completion to span 60 miles more. It emphasizes safe, dustless roads, dramatic mountain views, and varied accommodations for visitors.
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Canada
Department of the Interior
Waterton Lakes National Park
Alberta
Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
Kennedy Creek
Belly River
Glacier National Park
Montana
Babb
Glacier Park
Park
Lake Louise-Jasper
Jasper National Park
Banff, Kootenay
Yoho
Jasper
Lake Louise
Canadian Rockies
The
Rockies
Selkirk Range
British Columbia
Prodigal Return Met with Labor and Training
The prodigal son returns seeking indulgence. The father refuses sacrifice and instead assigns work to shed the excess and teach responsibility. He opts for disciplined reform over immediate reward.
Grading Of Beef Brand Guarantees Government Inspection
The Blue Brand and Red Brand beef sold in Canada are government inspected and graded to ensure quality. The ribbon-like mark on each cut signifies official safeguard, with Blue Brand offering good quality and tenderness and Red Brand signaling higher finish for those prioritizing quality over price.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Honorary Degree for Dominion Cerealist Newman at UNB Convocation
The University of New Brunswick will confer Doctor of Science on Leon ard H Newman the Dominion Cerealist in a July convocation at Fredericton during the Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturists meeting. Newman known for wheat and grain varieties has led the cereal breeding program since 1923 after roles with the Canadian Seed Growers Association.
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Leonard H. Newman
Dominion Cerealist
University of New Brunswick
Fredericton
Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturists
Newman
Canada
Ontario Agricultural College
Iowa State College
Cambridge University
England
Sweden
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Dry storage guidance for onions
The text advises keeping onions dry and in an airy place and warns against damp conditions. It recommends open crates of lath used for potatoes to provide ventilation and prevent onions from sweating and rotting in dense piles. It also notes windows should be closed on foggy days to avoid moisture buildup.
Manitoba member probes cost of information in year book
A Manitoba member claims the agricultural committee spends five to six thousand dollars to obtain information easily found in the Canada Year Book. He notes the Edmonton Journal is underused by Ottawa and other Dominion areas.
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Manitoba
Agricultural Committee
Edmonton Journal
Ottawa
Dominion
Use of wood gas urged for vehicles in France
Authorities in France push adoption of wood gas as an alternative vehicle fuel. Officials cite potential energy independence and reduced emissions while outlining investment needs and infrastructure steps to support the shift.
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France
Study plan to teach safety in driving ages youth
A. F. Falls of Amherstburg Ontario proposes teaching driving safety in schools to instill careful habits from a young age. The Montreal Star backs the idea noting youth drivers pose a special problem and urges safe principles to be taught while pupils are impressionable.
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A. F. Falls
Chatham
Amherstburg
Ontario
Ont
War on Wolves Planning Airborne Hunt in Alaska
Three U S government agencies outlined an aerial effort to control savage wolf packs in northern Alaska. Officials said remote open spaces hinder stealth kills and proposed enlisting reindeer herders to trap wolves with expenses shared by the Biological Survey and the Reindeer Service. Traps and equipment would be supplied by the Indian Affairs Office and traps would be carried by plane. They cited wolf activity, noting over 100 Barter Island reindeer were killed despite patrols with lanterns, and warned Eskimos faced food shortages without government aid.
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United States
Alaska
Biological Survey
Reindeer Service
Office of Indian Affairs
Indian Office
Longest Lightning Rod in World At Boulder Dam Line
California report notes a lightning rod system at the Boulder Dam high power line towers extending above and below the steel structure. It is designed to attract strikes and could divert lightning over a distance of 230 miles.
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Los Angeles
Boulder Dam
Milk Cows Plow Farms Near Freiburg Gateway
Milk cows are employed for field work around Freiburg in the Black Forest region, assisting farmers as a traditional agricultural practice in southwestern Germany. The note highlights the rural use of dairy cattle beyond dairy production.
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Frieburg
Germany
Black Forest
Wild Plant Study and Milk Discussed for Diet and Value
A metropolitan study on milk suggests its dual role in weight management, aiding both gain and reduction. The report notes milk provides essential nutrients and can replace low-value beverages, while highlighting Canada’s Division of Botany herbarium as a resource for identifying wild plants and educating the public on edibility and risks.
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Division of Botany
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Herbarium
Dependable Front Page Faith and a Patented Butter Claim
The city editor urges faith in headlines as the managing editor worries about a front page. A chemist notes synthetic butter patents exist but dairy interests guard the natural product. The joke notes the average man shaves 20 square miles of face in a lifetime.
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Bill
Steve
Lacy Sailor Hat Crochet Pattern Offer
Fashion minded readers can crochet a lace sailor hat using the same lacy stitch for a dipping or rolling brim. Pattern 5647 provides complete instructions for the hat and coordinating flowers, with an illustration and stitch details. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union to obtain the pattern.
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Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Rail Highways Trial Truck Runs Akron to Cleveland
A new rail high way motor truck traveled from Akron to Cleveland on Baltimore and Ohio rails. The vehicle uses combined wheels with rubber tires and steel flanged rails wheels. Tires deflate to lock steel wheels on tracks and re inflate at terminus.
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Akron
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio
West Third Street
Scientific American
European schools Introduce American History After World War
Many European nations added courses in American history only after World War I, reflecting shifting cultural ties and educational reforms. The timeline shows gradual adoption across countries rather than a uniform approach.
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