Hudson Bay Resources Map Details Bay Region Development
The Natural Resources Intelligence Service reports on Hudson Bay area features including agriculture, mining, forests, fisheries, and climate. It highlights the Pas mineral belt spanning Manitoba to Saskatchewan, possible navigation of Hudson Strait, and vast hydraulic power along the Hudson Bay Railway Belt with Nelson River capable of 2.5 million HP. Copied data and maps are available from Ottawa officials.
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Hudson Strait
Hudson Bay
Herb Lake
Manitoba
Amish Lake
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan- Manitoba
Pas
Ontario
Nelson
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Where Bees Get Honey From Around The World And Beyond
The article explores global honey sources from Trebizond to Greece and France. It notes Turkish trees with poisonous blossoms, U S regional bee foraging habits, and famed locales like Mt Hymettus and Narbonne for distinctive clover and thyme honeys. The fragment ends with a quirky classroom exchange.
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Trebizond
Asiatic Turkey
Black Sea
United States
Central States
North America
Canada
Scotland
Narbonne
France
Mt. Hymettus
Greece
Athens
Remarkable Banknote Paper Mill Rules and Imperial Reply
A Hampshire mill supplies printing paper for Dank of England notes with strict entry rules limiting workers to their work area. Queen Victoria once reproved a grandson for extravagance, and he answered with a witty five pound sale remark to her letter.
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Hampshire
Queen Victoria
The Cruel Brownies Chase Chuckles Homeward
A child tale follows Chuckles the Good Deed Brownie as he escapes the pursuing Cruel Brownies across slippery night terrain. He slips, recovers his wand, and hops onto his bicycle to speed away, leaving the angry group behind after a failed rock throw.
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Nebuv
Chuckles
Patriotic Canadian Song Presented To Prince of Wales
Bandmaster Jaspar Vale Lane presents the patriotic song O Canada to the Prince of Wales. The late overseas Canadian military director composed the setting at Shorncliffe cemetery among 600 graves, with Vale-Lane now in England. The poem praises Canada from coast to coast and its wealth, land, and people.
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Prince of Wales
Jaspar Vale- Lane
Canada
Mr. Vale-Lane
Overseas Military Forces of
Shorncliffe Military
England
Pall Hall Gazette Succumbs in England's Oldest Paper
England's Pall Hall Gazette, founded in 1803, has suspended publication and passed out of existence. The title and features are claimed by the Evening Standard, leaving London with three remaining late afternoon papers: the Evening Standard, the Evening News, and the Star.
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England
Pall Hall Gazette
Evening Standard
Gazette
London
The
Evening News
Star
Red Cross Society Expands to Fifty Countries
The Red Cross Society now operates in at least fifty nations. Recent recognitions include Bolivia Latvia and Ecuador as part of its growing international goodwill and relief network.
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Red Cross Society
Bolivia
Latvia
Ecuador
Wormy oak becomes prized in antique clock trade
A consignment of worm-eaten oak sent to Europe found buyers when an antique furniture factory owner noticed its value for making grand father clocks. He bought the wormy wood at a premium, forming a profitable link between exporter and maker. The piece ends with a reflection on how hits matter.
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Europe
The Value of Cow Testing
The article notes that New York State cow testing saw milk output rise from 6403 to 7257 pounds and fat from 235.20 to 261.3 pounds between 1921 and 1923, a 13 percent milk gain and 11 percent fat gain. It argues Canadian cows could match New York output with about half as many cows, saving labor feed time and money.
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New York States
New York State
Dominion Dairy Commissioner
Ancient City Ruins Found Near Ferrara Italy
Ruins of an entire ancient city dated long before Roman times have been uncovered near Ferrara. Over a hundred tombs were found with clothing, jewels, vases, and elaborate art. A large temple remains traced. Some experts suspect an Etruscan city unknown language. others propose the site as ancient Spina.
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Ferrara
Italy
Spina
Aviator Capra Saves Flight En Route to Bologna
An aviator named Capra climbed over the fuselage to seize control when his pilot was struck by sudden illness. The aircraft, speeding from Rome to Bologna at 6000 feet, was brought safely to ground by Capra in the observer seat after Madassi collapsed.
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Capra
Bologna
Italy
Rome
Madassi
Gift of Appreciation to Royal Automobile Club Leader
Hon. G. P. Graham Canadian Minister of Railways and Canals presented a portrait of Sir Arthur Stanley the club chairman to the Royal Automobile Club of London. The gift came from Canadian officers who enjoyed the club’s wartime hospitality.
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G. P. Graham
Canadians Gain From British Harvesters Stay On Farm
Ottawa dispatch reports 15 074 winter jobs found by the Soldier Settlement Board for 12 000 British harvesters who came west to gather crops. Most plan to stay in Canada, boosting immigration prospects and promoting Canadian opportunities as Beatty boys return from England. The move signals a steady postwar settlement and anticipated spring wave in 1924.
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Ottawa
Soldier Settlement Board
Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Dominion
Great Britain
Beatty Boys
Young Farmers’ Club of
England
F. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Regina Post
Prince of Wales plans spring visit to South Africa
The Prince of Wales, well travelled by land and sea, is expected to visit South Africa next spring as his next imperial tour. After returning from Canada he discussed the trip with the colonial secretary, aiming to see the remaining dominion of the empire. He has traveled more miles than any royal except his father.
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Prince of Wales
South Africa
Union
Frugal Household Advice From a Ham Bone Scene
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt mocks household economy as a wife trims scraps from a ham bone for dinner and later plans to boil it for soup. The exchange ends with the dog receiving the remaining marrow and scraps.
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Mary
Philadelphia Ledger
Power of a Smile in a Traffic Moment
A young woman tosses an apple core from a car, hitting a speeding motorcycle cop. He stops in anger but smiles back after she grins. He remarks that she is not a bricklayer, then remounts and rides on, the incident ending with humor. The Boston Transcript reports the lightweight courtly moment.
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Boston Transcript
Roses Fade Quietly as Lovers Ponder Ends
A humorous exchange between a romantically inclined youth and a practical sweetheart about why roses wither. The young man asks why blooms fade and the woman replies that quiet decline is preferable to a noisy fireworks end.
Conservation To Protect Game In Saskatchewan
Fred Bradshaw asserts conservation defines utilization under regulation to prevent waste. He cites 40 000 sportsmen and 20 000 trappers in Saskatchewan, a fur industry over one million pelts, and the broader value of wildlife for food, revenue, and pest control. The piece frames wildlife as a public resource benefiting both urban and rural communities.
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Saskatchewan
Fred Bradshaw
Wild Life Resources
Great Britain Suffering Under War Tax Burden
From the Indianapolis News report Britain faces heavy taxation and high debt with widespread unemployment while still repaying debts to the United States. The piece argues for lower tariffs to aid both nations and the American farmer as Britain aids in war debts.
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Europe
Great Britain
Britain
America
England
Indianapolis News
Clerk Gives Ten Rules For A Happy Marriage
St Joseph County clerk John Niendorf prints marriage guidance cards for couples receiving licenses. One side offers a blessing while the reverse lists ten rules: keep up courtship, share money and love, make your own home, avoid relatives, beware of the boarder, and avoid being a tightwad. He says he has followed them in his own home.
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John Niendorf
St. Joseph County
Mich
Niendorf
Learning By Degrees Foreman
A witty exchange shows a job interview where a college graduate is told to start with simpler tasks escalating to life’s lessons. A girl’s cricket catchability is joked about comparing to a man’s reach and softness. Punch notes Mr Edward Bok’s war prize plan overlooked the Ten Commandments.
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Edward Bok
Punch
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Huson Bay Resources
Nelson River
U.S
Grover
Mrs. Chatterton
Aunt Dee
Lane
Prince
Eve
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