Naval extension and zeppelin plans dominate world briefings
The U S extends the naval holiday to March 1 1933. Hugo Eckener plans a January trip to the Dutch East Indies to assess a Amsterdam Batavia zeppelin route. Canada and France discuss a new trade treaty. John Patterson predicts fire elimination and safe air lanes via weather forecasting. Mexico City reports immigration officials may reject a Mennonite colonization bid from western Canada and the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hugo Eckener
Dutch East Indies
Amsterdam
Batavia
John Patterson
Meteorological Canadian Institute
Toronto
Mexico City
Department of Immigration
Canada
Saskatchewan Fruit Growing Campaign Gains Ground Across Institutions
The Saskatchewan Government fruit growing drive led by James F. Bryant reports rapid start at Regina nurseries and Battleford orchards. Hundreds of grafted crabapples, plum pits, apple seeds, and diverse stock are being planted or stored for spring distribution, with support from Morden and Indian Head experimental farms and University horticulture experts.
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James F. Bryant
Saskatchewan
Regina
Battleford
Manitoba
Canada
Morden
Winnipeg
Assiniboine
Indian Head
J. E. Park
Robert Weir
Ottawa
E. S. Archibald
Dominion Experimental Farms
Western Canada
W. R. Leslie
Dominion
Leslie
Department of Public Works
Morden Farm
F. W. Hutton
Rosthern Experimental Farm
William Gibson
Indian Head Experimental Farm
R. Wilson
Morden Station
Mathews
Scott Experimental Station
Patterson
University of Saskatchewan
Riding Mountains
Campbells
George Watt
Prairies
Sunday School Lesson on Covetousness and Stewardship
This devotional outlines the golden text from Luke 12 15 warning against covetousness and the lesson from Deuteronomy 8 and 2 Corinthians 9 6 11 on God ownership of all things and the blessings of liberality. It notes Moses warning against pride in possessions and Paul guidance on generous giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Egypt
Paul
Jesus
J. R. Miller
Special Stamps Warn On Odd Postal Note Amounts
Postal authorities warn the public that odd amounts on postal notes must use special stamps. Beginning November 1 these stamps must be affixed to the notes and are available for purchase at the post office.
Recipe fragment for batter to flour ratio
A short note shows a batter to flour conversion using 1/2 cup batter with 24 cups pastry flour or 2 cups and 3 tablespoons bread flour as alternatives. It reads like a kitchen guidance snippet.
Miss Dutton Praises Magic Baking Powder For Cakes
Miss Gertrude Dutton cites experience with Magic Baking Powder as giving uniform leavening and reliable results. Dietitians and cookery experts endorse Magic across the Dominion and Canadian housewives prefer it, with sales leading all others. A free Magic Cook Book offers dozens of recipes, and Fraser Ave Toronto address is given. Canada’s one cent coins used copper. 66 tons were required for 18 million pieces, placed side by side would stretch 22 miles.
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Ome
Miss Dutton
Dominion
Standard Brands Ltd
Fraser Ave
Liberty St
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Department of Finance
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Piriovs
Gery
St. Iles
Borden
ST. Charles
Borden Co
George St
Addres
Mathieu
United Systems
Alexander Ave
Winnipee
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Vancouver
Ww. N. U
Scott
Wilbert Colquhoun
Sturgeon Falls
Ont
Robert Greenhorn
Philipsville
Gertrude Dutton
Chatelaine
Alu
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tara
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