Long Trip For Black Bass To Prince Albert Park
Federal biologists moved 300 adult smallmouth bass from Georgian Bay Ontario to Lake Waskesia in Prince Albert National Park Saskatchewan. The Bass will be monitored by Dr. D. S. Rawson to gauge reproduction and growth as authorities test the lake’s suitability for stocking. Two railways provided free transport and Ontario’s fisheries aided the effort.
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Prince Albert National Park
Saskatchewan
Lake Waskestu
Jasper Park
Fish Culture
Dominion Department of Fisheries
Lake Waskesius
Lake Waskesia
Georgian Bay
Ontario
Spanish
North Channel
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sudbury
Prince Albert
Canadian National
D. S. Rawson
Waskesia
Prairie Province
Manitoba
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University of Saskatchewan
National Parks
Department of the Interior
Department of Fisheries
Ontario Department of Game and Fisheries
Dominion Service
Canadians urged to increase milk intake across cities
A report from health officers in 43 Canadian cities shows average milk consumption below health recommendations. Officials note babies to teens need higher intake, with income groups and certain districts viewing milk as luxury underscoring need for education and wider access.
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Canada
Department of Agriculture
Britons Move From Beef to Lamb and Chicken Says Expert
Col Waley Cohen, a noted agriculture authority, warned in Montreal that British beef consumption is falling as doctors urge people to eat less beef in favor of lamb and chicken, threatening beef’s dominance on dining tables.
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Great Britain
Col
Waley Cohen
Montreal
Col. Cohen
Real Blue Ribbon Of The Atlantic Now In Existence
Harold K. Hales created the Hales Blue Ribbon Trophy for the fastest transatlantic crossing. The Rex held the trophy for three months before the Normandie claimed it last November. The rule ties the trophy to a new record holder for at least three months and grants the ship the symbolic ribbon.
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Harold K. Hales
M.P
Hales
Atlantic
Rex
Normandie
Kingston Whig-Standard
Robin feeding rate cited by Massachusetts ornithologist
A Massachusetts ornithologist claims each young robin in a nest eats daily the equivalent of 14 feet of caterpillars or about 65 feet of bologna sausage for a man. The passage contrasts robin predation with killing a robin, citing Our Dumb Animals.
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Massachusetts
Consider The Strawberry And The Worth Of Simple Fruits
A reflective meditation on the strawberry’s value and the labor behind it. It ponders wealth versus a berry’s worth, the global scarcity of fruit, and the ethic of producers who toil in soil, weather, and pests to bring fruit to market. The piece ends noting money’s ease compared with keeping it.
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Victoria Times
Language quality urged to keep English living yet structured
Baron Tweedsmuir warns the Canadian Club in Quebec against jargon and lax speech. He urges language to stay living and organic with strong internal structure and cautions against fading into limp ordonance. He questions overuse of the word reaction.
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Baron Tweedsmuir
Quebec
United States
America
King Edward Eligible for Royal Yacht Squadron Membership
The King will join the Royal Yacht Squadron at Cowes in August as a member for the first time. The committee proposed 1911 when he became Prince of Wales, but the late King George declined citing the rule that all members must own a yacht, a requirement he could not meet then.
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Royal Yacht Squadron
Cowes
Prince of Wales
King George
Duke of Northumberland
Pets Are Pests Nicotine Sulphate Drives Off Destructive Pets
The article notes cats and dogs spoil lawns and flower beds and suggests nicotine sulphate as a deterrent. Used in a weak solution of one tablespoon per five gallons, it can repel pets without harming plants or structures, though rain will wash away the spray.
Teacher Defines Similar Problem In Math Class
The class struggles with today's arithmetic problems. The teacher promises a similar, but simpler, example on the board. Roger offers a concise definition: a similar one is one like the others only not so hard.
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Roger
Turks End Eclipse Fear With Silence And Firepower
Turkiye observers recalled a long standing myth as locals in Turkey avoided shouting at the darkened sun during a recent solar eclipse. For years people believed a dragon devours the sun and fired guns to scare the beast away, but the crowd refrained this time.
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