Farmers With Faith In The West Will Share In Prosperity
The article argues western Canadian farmers face controllable and temporary hardships. It praises hopeful farmers who endure quietly, contrasts them with vocal grievers, and cites Calgary debts conference speaker J Frearn who sees Ontario and prairie prospects improving. Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta are named as homes of hopeful growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alring Ikear
Enye
Kereina
Heav Uy
Canada
Cies
Prairies
Calgary
Br. J Frearn
Southern
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Daughters Rise with Miss Carter in Home Economics Class
In September Mrs Smith and Mrs Worth discuss Miss Carter a new teacher guiding girls toward sewing and cooking. The girls, led by Miss Carter, prepare an exhibit for the Women's Institute scoring rompers by a judge from the Extension Service. The mothers discover the daughters’ skill and pride as the program continues into June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Smith
Mrs. Worth
Oll
Miss Carter
Mrs. Smith
Secondland
Mary
Women’s Institute
Institute
Mary Jane
Canadian cattle shipments eyed as embargo ends
30 000 Canadian cattle to arrive in Manchester as British traders expect 25 000 to 36 000 head in the coming spring. Cattle embargo removal praised as worth the effort, says Canadian Commissioner for Agriculture in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Marshall
England
Department of Agriculture
Manchester
Britain
Canada
Fokker Monoplane Introduces Eight Passenger Air Express
The first of a fleet of new woollen winged monoplane air expresses designed by M. Fokker with Rolls Royce engines has completed tests in Holland. These planes carry eight passengers plus pilot and wireless operator and feature separate smoking and non smoking saloons for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise
M. Fokker
Holand
Cajun humor on color and perception in dialect
A witty exchange in dialect contrasts color expectations with a black cow producing white milk and blackberries appearing red when green. The playful misunderstanding highlights language and observation as the source of color assumptions.
To Save a Bump Place Blocks of Wood on Garage Floor
A safety tip recommends placing blocks of wood near the rear wall of a garage to catch a car that fails to brake. The aim is to protect the front or rear of the vehicle from a potential collision.
Behind the Bars Small Winifred Scene
A brief catalog note describes a scene titled Behind the Bars Small Winifred with a line about a judge asking what they feed the workers. The text also mentions redhaired persons and a claim about baldness compared to oilers.
Russia Would Have Twenty Million More If War Had Not Happened
A Health Section estimate by the League of Nations argues Russia’s population could be about twenty million higher today without war. It cites nine million fewer Russians since 1911, with losses from migration wars civil conflict and epidemics totalizing around five to six million, plus famine deaths linked to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
League of Nations
Foreign Immigration Service
Texas
Alberta
South
Georgia
Manitoba
Halibut Treaty Sets North Pacific Closed Season
A Canada United States treaty establishes a yearly North Pacific halibut closed season from November 16 to February 15 with penalties for violators. A four member joint commission will study the fishery to propose preservation and development measures. The Arctic Snowy Owl is noted to span up to six feet with wings spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Ernest Lapointe
North Pacific
Arctic
Yukon Territory population decline and future prospects
The Border Cities Star notes Yukon Territory lost people from 27 219 in 1911 to 4 157 in 1921. It argues population shifts to cities reflect broader urban drift and denies an eventual 25 million New York, comparing cities to extinct dinosaurs and predicting a returning need for land as population centers dwindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon Territory
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Klondyke
New York
Yukon
Business May Invade Kensington Square
Kensington Square residents fear some homes may become business premises in a quiet London district. The area, built in James II era and once surrounded by fields, is renowned for residents like Addison Steele Mill and Burne Jones. A seventies ghost incident linked to Bishop Wilberforce is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Square
London
James II
Kensington
Addison, Steele
John Stuart Mill
J. R. Green
Burne Jones
Wilberforce
Urge Development Of Canada Wheat Areas To Pay British Debt
Sir George Johnston argues Canada should rapidly develop wheat regions and industries to fund Britain’s debt to the United States. He proposes freeing land grants and an emigration plan to boost wheat output and keep currency stable, benefiting both nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
George Lawson Johnstor
Leader Chamber of Commerce
Britis Empire League
London
Great Hrital
United States
Mle
Dki
George
Dominion
Britain
Sir George
George Johnston
Great Britain
Iis
Cost Of Grain Production In Saskatchewan 1922 Figures
The Dominion Experimental Farm at Ogema Saskatchewan reports favorable 1922 conditions with heavy rainfall and good moisture. Seeding in May used 1.5 bushels of wheat per acre 2 bushels of oats per acre 14 pounds rye grass per acre and 15 pounds sweet clover per acre. Harvest began August 25 with Kubanka Early Red Fife and Marquis wheats grown for comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Experimental Farm
Ogema
Saskatchewan
Marquis
Indiana Tulip Tree Blossoms as State Flower
The tulip tree blossom has been designated the official state flower of Indiana by state authorities. This landmark choice highlights the tree’s historic presence in Indiana and its cultural significance to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Indiana
Calf Market Outlook and Conservation Advice
A year with record calf marketing prompts concern over resource drain. The Ottawa Agriculture Department pamphlet urges saving beef type calves for feeders or finished cattle, while dairy calves may be slaughtered for modest beef value. Executing this shift could yield a large national dividend by returning calves to farm herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Livestoe
Ottawa Department of Agriculture
New stamp designs emerge worldwide in coming issues
Stamp collectors will note new issues for Mesopotamia Palestine and Nauru China ship motif with a Pacific island set. South Africa Egypt and other states plan designs featuring leaders pyramids and everyday life. The article also traces the origin of the term volume from ancient roll books called volumina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Nauru
Protectorate of
New Guinea
Union of South Africa
South Africa
Fuad
Italy
Spain
Holland
Greece
Jugo-Slavia
Why have Scotsmen a sense of humor
A brief London Morning Post quip notes humor among Scots, suggesting wit arises from a late reply or pun about Scots and timing. It frames humor as a cultural trait and uses a playful exchange to illustrate linguistic humor.
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Ings
Carter
Natural Science
Nate
U.S
Ukor
William Robertson Nicholl
Chicago
Carthage
ST. John
Montclaire
P. J. Andrews
Humboldt, Sask
London Morning Post
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