Summer Cunard and Anchor Lines Plan 23 Cruises From New York
Cunard and Anchor Lines schedule 23 summer cruises from New York using eight liners. Franconia Mauretania Aquitania Transylvania California Caledonia and Tuscania voyage to Bermuda Cuba Europe and Nova Scotia with multiple 121 day trips visiting ports from Saguenay to Havana and Oslo to Paris. The Tuscania chartered by Bible Conference Association offers no dancing or open bars but three daily Bible classes.
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Cunard
Anchor Lines
New York
Franconia
Canadian North Cape
Saguenay River
Quebec
Murray Bay
Bermuda
Boston
Cuba
Havana
Nassau
West Indies
Port of Spain
Trinidad
la Guaira
Caracas
Venezuela
Willemsted
Curacao
Colon
Panama
Mauretania
North Cape
Raymond and Whitcomb
Iceland
Hammerfest
Norwegian Fjords
Bergen
Oslo
Copenhagen
Zoppot
Kisby
Stockholm
Leningrad
Moscow
Swinemunde
Germany
Cherbourg
Carinthia
Aquitania
Nova Scotia
Europe
Cork
London
Hamburg
Berlin
Rotterdam
Holland
Havre
Paris
Anchor
Saguenay
Transylvania
California
Caledonia
Tuscania
Bible Conference Association
Cunard-Anchor
Canada and United States as Model for World Peace Effort
A column argues that world peace rests on international action, not national reforms. It cites Roosevelt and London Economic Conference aims, notes Canada’s trade talks with France, and urges Canada and the U S to unite in promoting disarmament and economic cooperation.
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Canada
British Commonwealth of Nations
France
C. H. Cahan
House of
Germany
Italy
Spain
Roosevelt
London
Geneva
Bennett
Ramsay MacDonald
United States
Europe
North America
New World
Grain board suspends six cent lake freight rate
The board of grain commissioners suspended the maximum rate of six cents per bushel for wheat shipments from the head of the lakes to Montreal Sorel and Quebec. The move ends discrimination between Sorel Quebec and Montreal rates. The board will monitor federal coastal law legislation and study the overall freight situation once resolved.
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Board of Grain Commissioners
Montreal
Sorel
Quebec
United States
Kruschen Salts Claim Restores Vitality for 92-Year-Old
A letter from Mrs A J W praises Kruschen Salts for a 92 year old father who becomes agile and alert after taking a daily dose. She says health improves, energy returns, and old age is reversed via internal cleansing. The testimonial urges families to start Kruschen habits for vitality.
Prairie West prices and settlement era recalled
John M. Imrie of The Edmonton Journal told the BC division of the Canadian Manufacturers Association that prairie west settlers once saw wheat at 65 cents to $1 f.o.b. Fort William as a pot of gold. He noted lower costs now but recalled the postwar influx and higher early prices.
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Prairie West
F.o.b. Fort William
John M. Imrie
Edmonton Journal
British Columbia
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Canadian Goat Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Canadian Goat Society held its 16th annual meeting in Victoria British Columbia with breeders in attendance. The group adopted a new constitution under the Live Stock Pedigree Act and noted steady registrations and transfers despite quiet business. Demand for goats exists in the prairie provinces though prices remain low.
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The
Canadian Goat Society
Victoria
B.C
Prairie Provinces
Society plans stratosphere ascent surpassing Piccard record
The Society for Air and Chemical Defence in Moscow plans an ascent into the stratosphere to beat Professor Auguste Piccard's record of over ten miles in two ascents. In Edinburgh Scotland automatic machines are being installed in street cars to print tickets as needed.
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Society For Air and Chemical Defence
Moscow
Russia
Auguste Piccard
Edinburgh
Scotland
C P R Official Dies In Vancouver At 73
F. W. Peters, 73, longtime C P R official and oldest officer still in office, died at his Vancouver home. He served as assistant freight traffic manager for western lines from 1903 to 1908, then assistant to the vice president of western lines, before becoming general superintendent of the British Columbia division in 1912. He is survived by his wife Gertrude Wynyard Hurd, a brother in Victoria, and two sisters in Quebec and Ottawa.
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F. W. Peters
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
Western Lines
Winnipeg
British Columbia
Gertrude Wynyard Hurd
Toronto
T. L. Peters
Victoria
B.co
H. C Hannington
Quebec
W. Morse
Ottawa
Pork Tops Canadian Meat Diet in 1932
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports per capita pork consumption at 91 pounds in 1932, exceeding all other meats and poultry. Beef stood at 56 pounds, mutton and lamb seven pounds, and poultry 11. Eggs totaled 297,949,339 dozen or 28 per person, down from 29 the prior year.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Grass as Stock Food Seen In Various Stages
Practically any wild grass will serve as stock feed in one stage or another. Trinidad anticipates any shift in trade activity to move upward, signaling improved commerce or market momentum.
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Trinidad
White-haired Father Goutray to lead French Guiana mission
Father Goutray, a 25 year missionary, sails from France to become the first bishop of French Guiana. He will oversee a parish including about 4,000 murderers and criminals at the penal colony on Devil's Island. He plans to live with the flock and know each man personally, despite slow monthly cargo boats to Cayenne.
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Father Goutray
France
French Guiana
Devil's Island
Cayenne
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Lal Vt
T Milburn Co
Arez and Geers
C.P.R
Vr. W. Peters
Clude Poultry
Ogden
Chantecler
Carter
Appleford - Paper Products
Hamilton
Ontario
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