Overcoming Fear Drives Postwar Economic Hope
In Watrous Sask Professor Swanson of the University of Saskatchewan urges leadership to replace fear with action on a global scale. Bruce Barton cautions open minds and moderation while warning fear blocks progress and worsens economic hardship. He calls for unity among Canadian leaders to combat fear and spur recovery.
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Watrous, Sask
Swanson
University of Saskatchewan
Japan
United States
Bruce Barton
Thoreau
Poultry Feed Efficiency Report At Ottawa Farm
Experiments at the Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa show Barred Rock cockerels reach 26 weeks weighing 6.68 pounds with 28 percent mixed grain. With good Barred Rock stock 4 pounds of grain yield one pound of meat, while lighter breeds require six pounds per pound of gain.
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Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Argentina Seeks Rubber Scrap from Canada for Shoes
The Industrial Department of the Canadian National Railways states Argentina seeks used tire casings and inner tubes from Canada to produce soles for cheap canvas shoes and tire fabric for sleeves on blowout patches. Japan is also a large importer of old tires.
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Argentina
Canada
Canadian National Railways
Japan
Household Drudgery The Bane of a Woman's Life
An advertisement argues that household drudgery harms women’s health and promotes Milburn’s H. N. coffee as a remedy to restore strength and vitality. It links nervousness hot flashes and insomnia to fatigue and promotes a caffeinated product for relief.
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Milburn
Eee
Unsinkable Lifeboats Costs Rise For Royal National Lifeboat
A London report quotes Lieut Colonel C R Satterthwaite on RNLI boats that shed water quickly through scuppers and can right themselves when capsized. Modern motor lifeboats carry 70 to 160 air-cases and 7 to 14 watertight compartments, keeping afloat even with extensive damage. Prices range from 3500 to 9000 pounds.
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Royal National Lifeboat Institution
C. R. Satterthwaite
Royal National Lifeboat Institute
London
Colonel Satterthwaite
Wingless Rooster in Smithsonian Institute
A wingless rooster received by the Smithsonian Institution defies prior science as such birds usually die young. Found in Rose Hill Kentucky on Mrs. Olio Deering’s farm, the bird appears normal but fears jumping to reach food and hesitates before leaping from table to floor.
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Smithsonian Institution
Olio Deering
Rose Hill
Ministers seek flexible advisory framework for central bank aid
In wartime and today the Finance Act offers elasticity to aid the minister facing crises. The piece cites Sir Thomas White’s independent approach and warns future ministers may fear advisory constraints, likening it to choosing not to be hampered by a horse in trouble.
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Thomas White
Canada
Sam Hughes
Financial Post
Migration to Old Country signals global economic health
The International Labor Office at Geneva reports immigrants returning to the Old Country as a healthy sign of improving conditions worldwide. Migration figures point to a normalization trend, with recent statistics showing improvement in various regions. The Soviet Union population is about 40 million more than the Continental United States.
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International Labor Office
Geneva
The
Soviet Union
Continental
United States
Revision of Canadian Constitution Under Consideration
The text reports that revision of the Canadian Constitution to align with modern conditions is being considered by federal authorities. It notes potential clashes between federal and provincial jurisdictions in areas like radio aviation and insurance and suggests referring the matter to a Senate committee for study with possible UK Parliament involvement.
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Dominion
John A. Macdonald
Canada
United Kingdom
Senate
Knoxville Negro physician values all life roles
Dr. G. J. Mills of Knoxville Tennessee is described as a physician real estate owner caregiver undertaker and cemetery owner who can assist with birth illness funerals and burial services, presenting a multifaceted community role.
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G. J. Mills
Knoxville
Tennessee
Argument over marriage hopes highlighted in silenced quote
A domestic dispute scene centers on a quarrel between a wife named in the text and her husband John. The wife calls him unreasonable and he concedes he was unreasonable, admitting she expected him to be reasonable.
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John
Husband
Apricot Custard Tarts with Meringue Top
Recipe describes making apricot custard tart filling with sugar salt corn starch milk and egg yolks, plus vanilla. Fill baked tart shells with the custard, top with meringue from beaten egg whites and apricot mixture, bake till lightly browned.
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Benson's
Drought Aid: Okanagan Growers Ship Fruit to Prairies
Forty four cartoons of fruit and vegetables from the Okanagan Valley are sent to drought-stricken prairie districts. Twelve hundred boxes of McIntosh apples were moved from Pendicton storage and dispatched to Mankota Saskatchewan.
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Okanagan Valley
Prairies
Pendicton
Mankota
Sask
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Smithsonian Institute
Crown Brand
Canada Starch CO
Montreal
Bayer Company, Limited
Bayer
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