League of Nations Society in Canada press campaign urged
The Fredericton Daily Mail notes the League of Nations Society of Canada does valuable work but lacks funds and staff. It urges broader press and public support, domestic interpretation of Geneva issues, and a perpetual endowment to sustain its campaigns.
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Rameau MacDonald
United States
Canada
League of Nations
Geneva
League
League of Nations Society of Canada
Press of Canada
Fredericton Daily Mall
Canada's New Northwest Highlighted at Sherbrooke Dinner
John M. Imrie managing editor of the Edmonton Journal spoke at a joint Canadian Rotary dinner in Sherbrooke Quebec. He described "Canada's New Northwest" reaching northwest of Lake Superior and explained the drive from mineral wealth agricultural and forest development oil and gas discoveries new trade routes markets and decentralization of industry.
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Sherbrooke, Que
John M. Imrie
Edmonton Journal
Canada
Northwest
Dominion
Lake Superior
Mr. Imrie
Imperial Farmers Union moves toward Empire coordination
The National Farmers Union of Scotland and the Imperial Farmers Union of Federation aim to unite empire agriculture. The Saskatchewan executive noted potential national links, seeking a coordinating agency and advisory central executive to align provincial groups with Scottish efforts to stabilize prices and control surpluses.
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National Farmers’ Union of Scotland
Imperial Farmers’ Union of Federation
United Farmers’ of Canada
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Opi Nion
Canada
U.F.C
Scottish Union
Frank Eliason
Sugar in Cocoa Sparks Breakfast Quarrel
A morning scene shows Milford adding two heaping spoonfuls of sugar to his cocoa despite his sister’s belief that one would suffice. Milford retorts that it “ain’t” enough, hinting at a small domestic disagreement over sweetness.
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Milford
Beetle in Soup Sparks Hushed Diner Panic
A distressed diner cries for the manager as a waiter jokes that the frightened boss is terrified of beetles, turning a simple meal into a comic scene in a busy eatery. The exchange captures a moment of light chaos over an insect in the soup.
Dietitian notes hash contains vitamins
A dietitian states hash provides vitamins and minerals. The comment suggests hash may naturally include other vitamin rich components and prompts consideration of foods sharing these nutrients.
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Dietican
Western horses travel east to test New Brunswick market
A shipment of 18 horses from Moose Jaw to the Maritime Provinces seeks to test demand in New Brunswick. The Saskatch ewan Livestock Pool and the Department of Agriculture organize the consignment with federal and provincial support, arranging future larger shipments to follow.
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Moose Jaw
New Brunswick
Maritime
Saskatchewan Livestock Pool
Department of Agriculture
Livestock Pool
Canada Seen as Most Promising Country by League Council
Hon J C Elliott minister of Public Works said Canada is the most promising country in the world in the view of League of Nations deliberators. He noted Canada’s strong standing among delegates at Geneva this autumn and called the Canadian presence a first class introduction at any international gathering.
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Canada
League of Nations Council
J. C. Elliott
Ottawa
Europe
Elliott
Geneva
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Iyemasa Tokugawa
K.C.V.O
Dominion
Vancouver
Togo Fukuma
Tokugawa
Iyesato Tokugawa
Puppy Won't Let Tommy's Dog Pick Anger Mary
Tommy boasts of his new puppy as Mary, a thin child, arrives. The pup adores Mary and trails her everywhere. Mary claims the puppy likes her best, while Tommy jokes that the dog thinks she is a bone.
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Tommy
Mary
Reverence for the date palm in ancient Egypt
The date palm is described as sacred to Egyptian fellahs and African nomads as the tree of life and death. Its dates fed frugal peoples, its bark bore hieroglyphic writing, its wood made coffins for tombs, and its essences perfumed mummy wrappings.
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Africa
Tooth enamel mirrors crystalline phosphate rock
The enamel of a tooth is practically the same composition as crystalline phosphate rock.
Miracle of wireless conductin g by Dr Erich Fisher unveiled
Swiss engineer Dr Erich Fisher has developed a wireless system to conduct orchestras across nations. An Zurich test will link London Paris Berlin and Milan to perform a new hymn for the tenth assembly of the League of Nations. Whales rely on hearing more than any sense to avoid predators.
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Erich Fisher
Zurich
London
Paris
Berlin
Milan
Fisher
League of Nations
Evidence Of Ancient Doll Offerings In Greece And Rome
The article notes girls near marriageable age offered dolls to Venus or Diana in ancient Greece and Rome. Dolls made from wood clay ivory or wax appear in tombs, suggesting a universal votive practice across the ancient world. It then switches to a science thought question about species adapting to adversity and lawn grass growth.
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Greece
Rome
Venus
Diana
Modish Siender and Distinctive House Dress Patterns
The notice lists patterns No 143 Modish Siender No 919 Distinguished Model No 498 Mourning or House Dress No 526 Grown Up Style No 965 Cunning Bloomer Dress Emb 11115 Luncheon Set. It specifies sizes, yardage of 40 inch material, contrasting fabric amounts, and prices. Patterns cost 25 cents in stamps or coin, coin preferred, with wrapping instructions.
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Siender
Projected Trans Atlantic Air Service via Greenland
A planned Canada to England air link via Greenland is outlined by Warren Scholl, Chicago engineer, proposing daily Winnipeg to Croydon service with New York shuttle. The scheme envisions three national companies, amphibious all metal planes, radio beacon navigation, four foot blind landing accuracy, and up to 20 passengers per flight with deferred express rates. Seed oats for drought areas in Saskatchewan are bought. farmers urged to secure seeds early.
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Canada
England
Greenland
Department of Nations Defence
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Baker Lake
Cape Dyer
Warren Scholl
Chicago
Scholl
Croydon
New York
Westerniay
Iceland
Faroe Islands
Ireland
United States
Great Britain
Grain mixtures for feed show little advantage over oats
Fredericton New Brunswick Experiment Station reports years of trials comparing grain mixtures with single varieties. Victory oats alone yielded up to 1,648 pounds per acre, slightly higher than several mixtures, barley and oats combinations, and individual wheat or barley crops. A mix of two parts oats and one part barley at three bushels per acre also produced top yields in another series.
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Fredericton, N.B
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Victory
Charlottetown
Manitoba fishing industry contributes over two million annually
A clerk explains room rates, noting the 75-cent room includes a rat trap. The text then states Manitoba's fishing industry adds more than $2,000,000 each year to the province’s production figures.
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Manitoba
Where the Rain Goes Three year USGS study sheds light
The Pomperaug Basin in Connecticut was intensely studied as a typical site. Of 44 inches of annual rainfall, 21 inches flow away via streams while 23 inches return to the atmosphere through soil evaporation surface water and leaf transpiration.
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United States Geological Survey
Pomperaug
Connecticut
Popular Science Monthly
Spoiled the Show Dramatic Society Beheads the Maid
A Dramatic Society member with a single line as headsman enters in black tights and mask and announces he has beheaded the maid. A fellow actor in the guise of the cruel king retorts that the performance is ruined, noting two acts too soon.
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the Dramatic Society
Paper Guest Towel Shortage Sparks Market Talk
A brief item notes shoppers discuss a paper guest towel shortage affecting households and hospitality sectors. It mentions limited stock at local grocers and expected restock timelines, with emphasis on consumer impact and possible price shifts.
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League of Nations Society
New Northwest
Imperial Farmers’ Union
Federation
Leon
Moustique
Charleroi
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
W. C Buckle
R. M. Johnson
Pasqua
Alberta
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