Train Nurses For Mental Hospital Work
Alberta psychiatrist Dr. N Barager urges combined graduate nurse training including mental health and general hospital work. He notes 61 percent of mental hospital patients were discharged last year and predicts broader treatment of criminals as mentally ill. The piece cites 25 000 mental hospital patients and 6 000 in defective institutions in Canada.
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Cas
N. Barager
Alberta
Alberta Association of Registered Nurses
Barager
Canada
Balancing Life's Budget in Human Existence
The piece argues that budgets must be balanced not only in money but in life itself. It warns that neglecting physical health or spiritual and mental development leads to unbalanced lives, and that true happiness and usefulness come from balanced body mind and spirit.
Worldwide car taxes and a quip about Washington DC
The passage notes Germany paying around 150 dollars for motor vehicle taxes while Britain averages 120 and America 32 including petrol tax. A remark about China’s gold supply and a child’s joke on Washington DC follows.
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Germany
Great Britain
America
Planes Used in Africa to Find Subsurface Copper
The report states that shallow copper affects plant growth and that aircraft surveys are being employed in Africa to locate copper deposits.
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Africa
British Capital Open To Canadian Investments For Empire Projects
Major Gordon C Home of the Empire Development Association in London says Britain holds ample capital seeking ordinary returns in industrial and related ventures within the empire. He notes the need to better connect worthwhile projects in British dominions with the motherland's funds. A separate line touts Douglas Egyptian Liniment for muscular rheumatism and related ailments.
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Canada
Gordon C. Home
Empire Development Association
London
England
Victoria
Great Britain
British Dominions
Garnet Wheat Allowance Discussed by Grain Inspector
James D. Fraser chief grain inspector told the House of Commons Committee on Agriculture that Garnet wheat may constitute seven percent of No. 1 Northern without affecting grade. Garnet has been kept fairly separated from other varieties and Fraser offered no opinion on separate grading. He noted no complaints about Garnet in No. 1 Northern.
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Northern
James D. Fraser
House of Commons Committee On Agriculture
Fraser
No. 1
Premier Brownlee On Tax Duplication And Western Prosperity
Albertan Premier John E. Brownlee told the Winnipeg Board of Trade that federal and provincial income taxes duplicate and urged constitutional revision. He called for cooperation with governments and farmers to solve western issues, notably agriculture, debt relief, and markets. He warned against excessive budget cuts harming essential services.
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Brownlee
Alberta
John E. Brownlee
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Canada
Brownee
Churchill freight shed construction and harbor upgrades at Churchill port
Bayport plans for the Churchill route include a freight shed with tenders to be let soon and a reduced workforce of about 250 compared with 750 last year. One dredge will handle summer dredging, finishing by summer and ensuring harbor readiness for twenty years. Conveyor extension proceeds toward mid summer, dock work nears completion, and efforts seek livestock facilities and coal unloading equipment for inbound ships.
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Western Canada
Churchill
Bayport
Department of Railways and Canals
It Testifies For Itself Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil
The advertisement claims the oil proves itself for coughs colds cuts contusions sprains burns and pains in limbs or body and asserts it needs no testimonial or guarantee because its effectiveness is evident and the oil is in general use.
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Thomas
Eclectric Oj
New Flashing Device Cuts Signaling Costs
A novel electrical fixture sends a wave along lamp rows without moving parts and aims to cut rail signaling and traffic control costs. Demonstrated publicly by William A. Gleasing at GE Research Laboratories before the New York Electrical Society. Worms fret infants. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator promises relief by clearing stomach and intestines.
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William A. Gleasing
General Electric Research Laboratories
Science Forum
New York Electrical Society
The Miracle Returns to London Stage
A box office anecdote from C. B. Cochran’s revival of The Miracle in London recalls a queue for advance bookings. A Scot buys twelve orchestra stalls with a ten pound note, while a Jew, who has already seen the show, requests no seats.
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C. B. Cochran
London
England
Bolivia Eyes Gold Mining Boost
Bolivia seeks to stimulate interest in gold mining as a strategic economic opportunity, outlining potential projects, investment incentives, and regulatory steps to lure developers and finance.
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Bolivia
Death Toll Among Deer In Saskatchewan Northern Northland
Reports from Northern Saskatchewan indicate a strange malady causing widespread deer deaths. Travelers describe scores and hundreds of carcasses as a game warden investigates twelve dead deer found south of Beaver River. Lungs and liver sent to the University of Saskatchewan for analysis to determine the cause amid plans to probe further when weather allows. Norway prohibits smoking while driving. London to host an ideal homes show this spring.
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Saskatchewan
Big River
A. H. Etter
Northland
Appleford Wonder Paper A Dusting Breakthrough At Home
Canadian women embrace Appleford Wonder Paper as a dusting, cleaning and polishing aid. The product, made from clean rags and soft pulp, absorbs dirt and can clean surfaces without a traditional duster. Packages offer twenty five sheets for twenty five cents with a factory mail offer.
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Appleford
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Hamilton
Ontario
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