Warning on cattle export trade from London office note
The High Commissioner's Office in London issues guidance on the cattle export trade to Great Britain. It warns against shipping common stock, favors well bred dairy and beef cattle, and stresses careful selection by Canadian shippers to avoid economic losses and misimpressions in the British market.
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High Commissioners Office
London
High Commissioner's Office
Great Britain
Canada
United Kingdom
Animal Products Trade Commissioner
Dominion Live Stock Branch
Ottawa
Birkenhead
England
Lack Of Phosphorous Causes Tooth Decay
Dr. R Gordon Agnew of West China Union University reports tooth decay stems from shortages of phosphorous and Vitamin D. Lab tests on animals show decay when deprived of these nutrients, while sugar alone has little effect. Tibetan diets with corn and outdoor sun exposure provide adequate phosphorous and vitamin D, reducing decay.
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R. Gordon Agnew
West China Union University
Agnew
Dr. Agnew
Life Insurance Seen as Canada’s Largest Debtor and Creditor
Hon. Charles A. Dunning, former Canadian finance minister, in his Ontario Equitable Life address, called life insurance the greatest debtor and creditor in Canada. He noted contracts to pay exceed others, while accumulated small deposits from around five million insured accounts total over two and a quarter billion dollars loaned to governments municipalities school districts railways utilities industries policyholders and on mortgage.
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Charles A. Dunning
Life Insurance
Ontario Equitable Life
Canada
Toronto Star Weekly
Debunkers Spoiling Dick Whittington Legend in Toronto Globe
The Toronto Globe laments current debunking of Dick Whittington lore. It claims he did not own a wonderful cat, was not wealthy, and did not leave home or hear a call to return as Lord Mayor of London, warning that such challenges erase historic figures.
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United Kingdom
Dick Whittington
London
Tornoto Globe
Americans Buy Frauds Worth Thirty Million Weekly
Report notes weekly outlays of 30 million dollars on fraudulent stock schemes. Authorities warn investors to scrutinize offers and verify brokers before transferring funds or committing to risky securities.
Northwest Company drills farthest north oil well in Great Bear Lake district
The Northwest Company reports its Norman well on the Mackenzie River bank near Norman, Northwest Territories, as the first northern oil producer with output fueling early 1930s mining camps. The 1921 discovery led to a 1932 refinery and royalty payments, proving northern oil commercially viable despite vast transport challenges.
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Northwest Company
Great Bear Lake District
Department of the Interior
Northwest Company, Limited
Imperial Oil Limited
Norman
Northwest
Ter
Mackenzie
Great Slave Lake
Arctic Ocean
Rail Head
Great Bear Lake
Mackenzie River
Great Bear River
Simple comfy slipover frock pattern described
The article promotes a simple comfy slip into frock with front paneling creating a slender line and deep inset pockets on the front. It highlights open arm holes for coolness and sleeves protection, with quick assembly and a pattern number 21 for bust sizes 36 to 46 inches and material needs.
How To Order Patterns Pattern No Name Town
Pattern order guide outlines steps to request specific designs. Readers are directed to list pattern numbers and needed sizes while providing name and town for delivery. Instructions emphasize clear itemization to expedite processing.
Newsboys Test English Persona in Parisian Trick
A Cleveland traveler in England dons a full English outfit and stands on hotel steps. A newsboy dashes by shouting a New York Herald alert. A Paris paper vendor explains the secret of his skill spotting customers by their shoes.
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England
Cleveland
Lande
New York
Paris
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