Historic Spot marked by treaty site in 1876
Professor Arthur E. Morton returns to Saskatoon after guiding a survey to the Duck Lake Carston trail near School No.64 where the treaty between the Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba and northern tribes was signed. A monument may be erected at the crossroads. An Indian bystander known as Little Rattle Snake helped locate the ground with J C Davie and Angus McKay acting as interpreter.
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Manitore
Arthur E. Morten
University of Saskatchewan
Morton
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Duck Lake Carston
Canada
Cross Roads
Historic Sites Board
Dominion Parke Board
Prof. Morton
J C Davie
Royal North West Mounted Police
Angus McKay
Ince
Green Feed For Laying Pullets Prized Clover Over Oats
A Kapuskasing Ontario station study over five winters tested sprouted oats against clover and alfalfa leaves as green feeds for laying pullets. One hundred pullets split into two groups showed no practical difference in total feed cost egg production cost per dozen or profit between oats and clover based regimens.
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Kapuskasing
Ontario
Big Horn Mountain Sheep Set for Vancouver Island Reserve
Vancouver Island's new game sanctuary will receive six big horn mountain sheep from Dominion Government parks authorities. The release occurs at Mount Albert Edward in Strathcona Park as part of the board's transfer experiments. Muskrats were the initial transplant, seen as a potential nucleus for a local fur industry.
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Big Horn Mountain
Colummbia Game Conservation Board
Vancouver Island
Dominion Government
Mount Albert Edward
Strathcona
The
Game Board
Interior
German Girl Leaves Flowers at Westminster Abbey Tomb
A yellow flower bouquet found near the tomb of the unknown soldier in Westminster Abbey honors Armistice Day. A note on the bouquet reads to the great unknown soldiers of all nations from a German girl, reflecting Locarno era spirit amid the tributes from many nations.
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Locarno
Westminster Abbey
Armistice Dar
Airplane Service Initiated For Miners In New Guiana Fields
An airplane service was established to reach miners in the newly found fields of New Guiana. The plateau field is six days by horseback away, while planes from the coast arrive in about one hour.
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New Guiana
Prophecies From Great Pyramid Stir British Anxiety
The piece notes alarmist claims that inscriptions in the Egyptian Great Pyramid foretell a period of tribulation beginning in 1325 and extending to 1936. It cites Lord Rothermere and Lloyd George warning Europe is returning to arms and cites British press worry over international tension and military entanglements after Geneva.
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Great Britain
Europe
Lord Heathermere
Rothermere
Chamberlain
Geneva
Britain
Lloyd George
Home Made Mending Cement From Rubber Soles
A Field and Stream Magazine writer describes making a rubber cement from cut crepe rubber and benzine in a wide mouthed bottle. The swollen jelly like paste mends boots socks and clothing and can waterproof matches by dipping the match head in the cement and drying.
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Field and Stream Magazine
Iere
Soft Pork Causes Found At Central Experimental Farm
An Ottawa study at the Central Experimental Farm identifies primary causes of soft pork as poor nutrition and unhealthy condition. It finds barley or oats or middlings alone worsen pork firmness, especially with milk by-products, while mixed meal balances improve firmness and slow gains correlate to softer flesh.
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Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Made in Canada Promotes National Industries and Jobs
Citizens buying foods made in Canada would boost domestic industries and improve business conditions. If municipalities prioritized Canadian goods, it would aid factories, farmers, builders, and sheep producers by circulating wages and materials, as money moves through multiple hands.
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Canada
British Columbia Tourist Trade Officials Address Good Roads
Publicity Commissioner J. Webster of Vancouver said the tourist trade ranked fourth among BC industries. He noted that 1926 visitor influx reached 2,500,000 as delegates prepare for the Good Roads League convention.
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Good Roads League
J. Webster
Vancouver
British Columbia
Teacher Pupil Exchange Over Freeze Point Joke
A classroom quip centers on a teacher asking for a liquid that won’t freeze and a pupil replying hot water. The exchange highlights a common paradoxical joke about liquid behavior under cold conditions.
Alberta Cattle for Japan Good Prospects for Export
Alberta aims to expand exports to Japan after Capt Kawakami of Yokohama studied conditions here. Following a prior Orient visit by H A Craig, and a trial shipment, plans exist to import beef and dairy cattle, horses, and swine for breeding and slaughter on a scale to boost Far East trade.
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Alberta
Japan
Capt
T. Kawakami
Yokohama
H. A. Craig
Orient
Capt. Kawakami
Far East
Navy Life Improves On British Vessels Says Commander Kenworthy
Commander Kenworthy notes all ship crews are better fed with diverse meals. Cooks now prepare full meals for all messes, electric bakeries supply fresh bread daily, and electric refrigeration preserves meat on long cruises. Modern ships boast electric laundries, ventilation, hot baths, and abundant fresh water.
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Kenworthy
Taymaster
Harbor
Old Theories Fall Back On Time Tested Christian Precepts
The passage argues that aging theories reveal distrust of new high sounding life theories and calls for old proven Christian precepts. It emphasizes enduring wisdom that combines serpent like caution with dove like harmlessness to guide through daily life dangers.
Lindbergh Reaches Paris Without Back Seat Advice
An amused driver recalls Charles Lindbergh’s solo flight to Paris, quipping that the aviator reached the destination without any guidance from his companions in the car.
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Lindbergh
Paris
Champion Stallions of four countries reach Canada by ship
A premier shipment of horses from England and Europe, owned by W. J. McCallum of Brampton Ontario and Regina Saskatchewan, arrived in Montreal on the Canadian Pacific freighters Bosworth and Bolingbroke. The stock includes Flemish, Clydesdale, Suffolk and Belgian breeds valued at over a quarter of a million dollars. Lord Willingdon, bought for more than 210000, is the standout stallion. McCallum plans exhibitions in Toronto, Chicago, Guelph and Ottawa, with breeding trips to Scotland planned for this star. He travels by air for buying and by car in summer tours, noting tractors threaten the industry but high-class horses will spur better breeding.
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Bosworth
Bolingbroke
W. J. McCallum
Brampton
Ont
Regina
Sask
England
Scotland
France
Pelzium
MecCallum
British Isles
Europe
Toronto
Chicago
Guelph
Ottawa
Lord Willingdon
McCecflum
McCallum
Canada
Montreal
Great Britain
Belgium
Newport
Kilmarnock
Old Country
Paris
Marston
Cleaning Milking Machines Step by Step
Dominion Animal Husband Man states the milking machine issue now centers on careful operation and cleaning to prevent bacteria. Proper sterilization of tubes cups and pails via chemical or heat methods is essential, with daily cleaning after each milking to maintain bacteriological cleanliness.
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Dominion Animal Husband Man
Unusual anti low mood restaurant opens in major store
A large Ficcadilly Circus department store opens a long restaurant to cheer women shoppers on foggy dull days. Artificial sunlight from golden walls and ceiling lights, silver walls, amber globes, yellow carpet with blue suns, and apple green chairs create a woodland illusion. Directors say the aim is to brighten English days.
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Ficcadilly Circus
England
Western Wall Worshippers Seek Privacy Rules
Jewish worshippers at the Western Wall petition the Palestine high commissioner asking that generally accepted sightseer rules for holy sites in Jerusalem be enforced at the wall. They request Jerusalem police prevent sightseers from visiting the wall during prayer hours Friday night and Saturday.
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Palestine High Commissioner
Temple
Jerusalem
Sale of Pure Bred Aberdeen Angus Cattle at Dispersal
Twenty seven head of the herd from Sir James A. Atkins former lieutenant governor of Manitoba were bought by R. Sullivan of Rochelle Illinois at a dispersal sale last month. The remaining stock was purchased by Manitoba farmers. The item ends with a humorous dialogue about bath buns.
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Sir James A. Atkins
Manitoba
R. 8. Sullivan
Rochelle
Ilinois
Minister Speech Revealed in Sleepy Exchange
In a brief dialogue, Henary claims the minister spoke in his sleep, while Jane counters that the minister speaks in Henary’s sleep, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding between them.
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Jane
Henary
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Quebec
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Oxford
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B.C. Tourist Trade
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Leipzig
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Old London
Bobbie
Baker
Vixingen
Oslo
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