Cambridge University Library to Open by King
The new Cambridge university library, costing 2 500 000 dollars, will be officially opened by the King on Oct 22. An ancient 4 000 year old monument near Ramsey Isle of Man has been unearthed by archaeologists. Chicago scientists announce a method to produce liquid copper after eight years of work. In Bloemfontein an avenue of maple trees honors the Canadian delegation to the fifth Imperial Press conference. Dr J S Foster of McGill University has been elected to the Royal Society of London.
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Isle of Man
Chicago
Bloemfontein
South Africa
England
J. S. Foster
McGill University
Montreal
Royal Society of London
Baby's Own Tablets Sell Safe For Childhood Ailments
Mrs. Russel Ward of Hilton Beach Ontario notes early signs of a cold in babies and finds Baby's Own Tablets a great help for colds fretfulness indigestion constipation teething and related troubles. Thousands of mothers use them priced 25c.
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Russel Ward
Hilton Beach
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Fire safety adviser urges farm ladder accessibility
Dr Williams, a fire prevention expert from the U S Department of Agriculture, says farm fire losses could drop substantially if every farm has a ladder. A ladder in a convenient spot allows quick roof access and facilitates occasional inspection of chimneys and flues.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Get Rid of the Crows (Continued From Last Week)
The author laments crow growth in Ontario blaming humans for disrupting ecosystems. He recalls past raven abundance and moose hunting, notes rising fur prices driving trapping and poison bait use, and warns of illegal activity along northern lakes.
The Human Trap and Birds of Ontario Decline
A first person account by Jack Miner discusses poison bait for wolves and its impact on birds. He notes ravens killed by poison and wolves avoiding poisoned bait, arguing experience matters for trappers and lamenting crows as threats to songbirds. Miner recounts reforestation near his home and abundant dove nests, urging protection of insectivorous birds over killing crows.
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Ontario
Windsor
Chatham
Quebec
Jack Miner
Ontario Forestry Department
W. E. Saunders
London
Faster cold relief with aspirin, doctors say
Scientists advertise a quick, safe method to ease colds using Aspirin. The ad highlights Bayer aspirin made in Canada, with instructions to take every 2 to 4 hours on the first day, drink water, and use an aspirin gargle if sore. Look for the Bayer cross on each tablet.
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Canada
Bayer
Bayer Company, Limited
Hudson's annual drive nets up to 700 white whales
The Hudson's Bay Company reports an annual drive that could take as many as 700 white whales. The effort aims to supply fur trade needs and market demand while maintaining traditional hunting practices in northern waters.
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Hudson Bay Company
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