Women Prospectors Grow From Manitoba University Course
Women in Winnipeg join a University of Manitoba prospecting class led by Dr. G M Brownell expanding their mining field activity. Seven students earned department of mines certificates, with plans for spring fieldwork and one member, Kathleen Rice, already locating in Manitoba at Herb Lake with a husky team and hob-nailed boots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Manitoba
Manitoba
Kathleen Rice
Toronto University
Herb Lake
Rice
Alberta may declare prairie chicken shooting season
World happenings brief reports potential open season for prairie chicken hunting across Alberta. Also notes third reading on a 99 year rail joint use bill at Quebec City, and Mary Pickford birthplace tea room plans in Toronto. Plans outline Unified US transportation oversight and other diverse items.
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Alberta
House of Commons
Quebec City
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Toronto
Mary Pickford
A. Trudelle
Exceptionally Youthful Jacket Dress Pattern
The pattern features a navy blue crepe silk skirt and jacket with a bright green and navy bodice. It showcases a frilled collar and an easy, wind-blown style. A second beige tweed option uses a brown necktie silk bodice with beige stripes. Style No. 589 offers sizes 14 to 40 inch bust and requires 37 yards of fabric for size 16.
Snow in Canada and the Snow Line Explained
Gordon H. Guest outlines how snow forms and varies with temperature, altitude, and latitude. He explains snowflakes patterns, the snow line on mountains, and how snow acts as ground insulation and a water source. The piece notes red snow in Arctic regions tied to tiny organisms.
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Canada
Himalayas
Rocky Mountains
Norway
Polar
Aristotle
Arctic
New Dental Chair Aims to Ease Patient Fear at Chicago Society
Dr Elmer S Best of Minneapolis demonstrated a dental chair designed to calm patients by transmitting music through the chair to amplifiers near the mastoid bones. The device, shown at the Chicago Dental Society convention, uses bone conduction to soothe nerves, with the music often inaudible yet engaging for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Dental Society
Elmer S Best
Minneapolis
Herald
Mary Magdalene Sees the Risen Christ at the Tomb
Sunday lesson centers on Mary Magdalene visiting the tomb early on the first day of the week and recognizing Jesus after he calls her by name. The meditation explains the significance of the encounter, faith over touch, and the call to proclaim the risen Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Magdalene
Christ
Jesus
Magdalene
Magdala
Tiberias
John
Mary
R. C. Gillie
Rabboni
Edward Everett Hale, Jr
Augustine
Proves The Workmanship In Middlesbrough Bridge
The Middlesbrough bridge on the new road between Yorkshire and Durham spans the Tees with 120 feet clearance for ships to Stockton. The 2,600 ton centre span was lifted by hand power in a test, proving craftsmanship, though electrical and motorized systems are intended for future operation.
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Middlesbrough
England
Yorkshire
Durham
Tees
Stockton
Weight Of A Million In Gold
The weight of a million dollars in gold depends on fineness and form. US gold coins would weigh about 53.50 ounces for nine-tenths fine gold, while at current RFC gold price it would take roughly 28,000 ounces of newly mined gold to equal 4 million dollars.
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United States
R.F.C
When You Pass Selfishness and Jealousy to Success
A terse moral note stating that after crossing selfishness untruthfulness jealousy and egotism success follows as the next station in personal conduct. It frames ethical progress as a sequence ending in achievement.
Motorists Pay Over A Quarter Of Canada Revenues
A Canadian government statistics report shows automobile owners paid 45.5 million dollars to provincial treasuries in 1932-33. Gasoline taxes amounted to 24.95 million with license fees at 20.55 million. Ontario motorists provided 35.9 percent of revenue, Quebec 32, Nova Scotia 27.2, New Brunswick 27.3, Alberta 24.1, Prince Edward Island 22.7, Saskatchewan 19.8, British Columbia 17, and Manitoba 15.45 percent.
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Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Treasuries
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Alberta
Prince Edward Island
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Manitoba
Economic Survey Of Saskatchewan Land Plans
Hon. J. F. Bryant announces an economic survey to inventory land resources for future agricultural development in Saskatchewan. The plan aims to identify crop areas and soil value, reclassify unused or poorly yielding lands, and direct use to best adapted purposes under a planned program of land utilization.
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Saskatchewan
J. F. Bryant
K.C
Public Works
Prophet Daniel praised for resisting fame
A witty exchange notes only one man remained unsullied by lionization the Prophet Daniel. The agent asks who that was, and the remark answers with a quip about Daniel’s safety from fame.
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Prophet Daniel
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Scott
Interstate Commerce Commission
Transportation Conference
J. H. Parkin
National Research Council
Ottawa
Council
Prairie Provinces
Dominion
Fremier Brownlee
J. R. Dymond
Royal Ontario Museum of Zoology
Brilliant
B.C
Piers Island
Opleford
Toronto Type Foundry Co., Limited
Winnipeg
Ene
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Ruth Rogers
McDermot Ave
Gordon H. Guest
Carter
the Risen
Economic Survey of Land
Denicotea
Rebt. Simpson Co. Limited
the T. Eaton Co. Limited
Liggetis Drug Stores
Moodey’s Cigar Store Co
Rutherford Drug Steveg Bess
Chantler & Chantler, Ltd
Canadian Distributors
Wellington St. W
Toronto, Ont
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