Northland Could Become Canada’s Proud Heritage, Says Engineer
Edmonton Bulletin reports engineer Mary Warner credits Arctic stock raising and small scale farming as feasible. He notes past HB C and CPR plans, cattle and horse trials near Aklavik, Fort Yukon, and Mackenzie delta, and compares Arctic potential to Scotland's agricultural shift as warming opens land for barley and crops.
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Export Cattle Trade In First Quarter Of 1923
The Dominion Live Stock Branch reports for Q1 1923 show cattle marketings at Canadian stockyards about 149000, up from 129000 a year earlier. March prices were about 25 percent lower in the west and steady in the east. by quarter end west prices were 0.00 up and east 1.00 higher. Store cattle movement rose to 18937 from 14804, aided by Great Britain autumn feeder prospects. Hog gains rose 63 percent, slaughterings up 20 percent, lamb and sheep movements up 5600 head with lamb prices 50 cents to 1 dollar higher in March. Export trade for cattle and calves nearly 200 percent above last year. beef up 62 percent, bacon 12 percent, pork 186 percent. Sheep and mutton exports were lighter. Canadian stores in Great Britain sold at high prices, aligned with domestic stock.
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Canadian Hatcheries Test Depths for Young Fish Viability
Tests at Lakelse Lake hatchery in British Columbia evaluate depths up to forty six feet for submerged fry fingerlings and newly hatched fish. Experiments show no adverse changes after submersion and twenty three hours, with fish emerging lively and healthy.
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Elusive Compass Secrets in Canada’s Far North
Engineers study the magnetic compass to map variation across Western Canada from the Pacific to Hudson Bay. Over 20 000 observations by Dominion Land Surveyors feed Ottawa charts, yet mysteries like earth currents and auroras still obscure precise needle behavior.
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Dominion Land Surveyors
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Ottawa
Protecting Our Valuable Forests This Is Our Duty
Burned forests offer no lumber or jobs and threaten railways and mills. Most Canadian land now supports timber rather than crops, so we must protect forests to keep sawmills wagon factories furniture mills and paper plants running.
Sleeping rooms ballet in the treetops at California resort
A California mountain resort features sleeping rooms built among the trees offering a unique elevated lodging experience. The article describes the treetop ballet ambiance as a distinctive attraction drawing visitors seeking scenic immersion.
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Grant's Bible Revision Would Cut Verse on Temple Cleansing
The New York Tribune notes that if Dr. Percy Stickney Grant succeeds in updating the Bible for modern times he will likely delete Matthew chapter 21 verse 12, the account of Jesus cleansing the temple and overturning money changer tables and dove sellers.
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New York Tribune
Wood samples from King Tut tomb sent to Wisconsin lab
Samples of ancient timber from King Tutankhamun's tomb travel to the Forest Products Laboratory at Madison Wisconsin to test how age affects physical and mechanical properties and the glue joints of fitted pieces.
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Quotations on Society and Truth
A reflection on gender bias and the burden of companionship. The text notes the 1800 U S population center lay 18 miles west of Baltimore and observes that truth telling can be socially unwelcome, highlighting perspectives on fairness and courage.
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Baltimore
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Butter From Western Canada Tops Markets in Europe and U.S.
Western Canada butter gains prominence in Europe and the United States as market prospects look bright. Reports through April 26 note shipments from Toronto and Calgary to France and England, with dairy provinces expanding mixed farming, boosting butter production and export potential. Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba show strong 1922 dairy value rises and award recognition at exhibitions in Chicago and Canada.
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Europe
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Dominion
Sakatchewan
Alberta Telephones Linked Across Provinces and States
The annual Alberta Government Telephone Department report notes nearly 40 900 miles of long distance circuit mileage and 26334 exchange plus 20617 rural subscribers lines. It lists 968 provincial Government plane connections and 217 external links including 78 U S states 33 British Columbia and 106 Saskatchewan.
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British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Thames Supples Proportion to London Water Board
The Metropolitan Water Board sources 69 percent of London's water supply from the Thames, with the river remaining the primary intake for the city’s water system.
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London
Thames
Women and Children First at St John Port Facilities
The article describes the St John port’s new passenger facilities for mothers and children after long voyages. A nursery under W A Tremaine with a physician attendant, a large washroom, and dressing area aid infants and mothers. Red Cross and VAD support help with tickets, luggage, and meals. Port nurses and Red Cross follow ups tracked some 2000 children last season, as 20,000+ travelers and immigrants arrived 1922 to 1923.
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Sand Point
W. A. Tremaine
Red Cross
Vad's
Toronto
St. John
Canadian Pacific Steamships
Taking Stock of Yourself Appear to Others
A reflective piece urges readers to examine how they present themselves to others. It compares curbside reflections in shop windows with inner self scrutiny, urging honest assessment of words and actions and adjustments to improve influence on those around them.
Seed Wheat Exports Grow As Demand Surges Abroad
Western Canada seed wheat plays a growing role in global markets with a Winnipeg firm recently securing an order for 500000 bushels destined for Argentina Republic. The strong demand from the United States and Europe reflects the high grade chest and rising reputation of the crop.
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United States
Winnipeg
Argentine Republic
Moonlit Lovers Forget Earthly Ties
A lyrical line evokes lovers strolling under the moon as earthly bonds fade from memory. The mood blends romance with a sense of detachment, highlighting the planet’s gravity against human devotion.
Eskimos Portrayed As Happiest People By Observers
A report notes that Eskimos are described as the happiest and most contented people in the world, reflecting a view from observers of Arctic life and culture.
Woman Pushes Man Ahead in Go Cart Start Story
A historical note highlights an anecdote where a woman’s push in a go cart helped launch a successful man’s early career. The tale illustrates how support from a partner can influence later success.
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