Better Times Ahead When History Guides Our Future
Macaulay argues in The Edistworth Review that history shows repeated distress yields progress when governments stay within their duties. He cites 1950 projections, noting societies can advance through private industry, prudent finance, and peaceful governance, urging confidence despite present troubles. Published via Toronto Mail and Empire.
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Macaulay
Edistwergh Review
Historias
Benevis and
Helvellyn
Historia
Toronto Mail
Empire
Fox Breeding in Prince Edward Island Since 1878
The New York Sun notes PEI has many fox pens dating to 1878 when pioneers near Tignish began with foxes captured in the woods. The original 20 became the Adams and Eves of a thriving industry and by 1928 the Canadian National Fox Breeders Association registered 70,433 newborn cubs descended from the initial group.
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Prince Edward Island
United States
New York
Tignish
Canadian National Fox Breeders’ Association
Poultry Study at University of Saskatchewan Reports High Egg and Hatch Rates
The study tracks cold weather layers from hen No 668 and No 800. Eight full sisters began laying in August and average eight eggs daily. A setting of 74 eggs yielded 6 chicks, an 81 percent hatch rate. Professor W J Rae notes high fertility and hatchability in this family.
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University of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
W. J. Rae
Victoria
Autumn Town Dress With Cowl Neckline and Bolero Bodice
A stylish autumn dress designed for town wear and winter layering features curved seaming to slim the hips and a bolero bodice with a highlighting cowl neckline that forms a scarf at the back. It comes in tweed printed silk with dark brown and beige, with various material options and sizes from 36 to 42 inches bust.
How To Order Patterns AG aresa
Winnipeg newspaper notice lists Pattern No. owes details and address at 315 McDermot Ave. Unclear text suggests pattern order or sale. Local Union context implied by Winnipeg Pattern and address.
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Winnipeg
Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Canada Poultry Buyers Reach Agreement on Grading Standards
A series of Toronto conferences among shading wholesale poultry buyers and Dominion Agriculture officials led to a formal agreement endorsing government grades as the standard for trading. Two main grades milk fed and selected will be subdivided, with a four cent per pound differential in favor of milk fed. Crate feeding promises higher margins, potentially boosting farmer cash returns by five to seven and a half million dollars as 15 million birds move to market during the coming season.
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Toronto
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Bion Robert Weir
Minster
Department
Canada
Vancouver Harbor Capacity For Wheat Storage 150 Million Bushels
Vancouver Harbor may handle about 150 million bushels of wheat this winter. Chairman Sam McClay says the port has about 14.5 million bushels elevator capacity now with 2 million more arriving around November 15 and can store all incoming grain.
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Vancouver
Sam McClay
Youngest and oldest CPR conductor Dean Henderson praised
Charles H S Henderson a CPR train conductor on the St Stephen Edmundston line claims the distinction of being the youngest ever conductor and today the oldest in active service Born 1862 he began as a seventeen year old on the New Brunswick Railway and has since 1883 led regular trains almost continuously He has served three CPR presidents and was conductor on the vice regal train for Lady Willingdon this year He remains energetic and active despite his many years in service
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Charles H.S. Henderson
Canadian Pacific Railway
St. Stephen
Edmundston
N.B
New Brunswick Railway
Above Points
Paffic
W. C. van Horne
Henderson
Baron Shaughnessy
E. W. Beatty
Maritime Provinces
Beatty
Herbert Holt
Lady Willingdon
St. Edmundston
St. Andrews
New Calgary Definition Sparks Friendly Controversy
Calgary name debate renews as Rev Archibald Scott arrives from Scotland with a Gaelic definition claiming Calgary means Hut in the Thicket or Den of the Rough. The longtime belief that Calgary signifies clear running water is challenged by the new interpretation reported by the Calgary Herald.
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Calgary
Scotland
Archibald Scott
Helmsdale, Sutherland
Calgary Herald
Clay Resources In Canada Vast Clay Deposits Highlight
Canada shows vast clay and shale resources beyond common varieties suitable for building brick and structural and drain tiles as part of its mineral wealth.
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Canada
Rich man in straw hat haunts every town for five seasons
A cryptic local saying notes a wealthy man repeatedly seen in a straw hat across the last five seasons, with no further details provided about who he is or why he reappears in town life.
Progress of Water Power Installation in Canada
The Dominion’s water-power resources drive national progress amid global economic difficulty. From 2010 to today the installed hydro power rose from under 1 million to nearly 6 million horsepower, marking two decades of persistent growth despite pre war slump, wartime disruption, and decade‑long volatility.
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Canda
Canada
Dominion
Canada urged to expand livestock production for export gains
The Royal Bank of Canada notes declining grain prices but strong livestock demand, especially pork and bacon for Britain. Canada’s bacon, cheese and butter trade has shrunk as domestic needs rise. better margins exist in converting low grade grains into livestock products. Expansion hinges on steady supplies, quality, and empire market access.
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Alime
Royal Bank of Canada
Great Britain
Denmark
Canada
Imperial Economic Conference
Empire Marketing Board
Why Pasteurize Milk Promoted by Ottawa Department of Agriculture
Health authorities urge pasteurization of milk as the key to safety. The Ottawa Department of Agriculture explains at home methods using a dairy thermometer and double boiler to heat milk to 145°F for 30 minutes then cool below 50°F.
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Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Unusual Sheep Skin Wool Growth Experiment
The Research Association for the British Woollen and Worsted Industries explores whether sheep skins could produce wool indefinitely after slaughter. Officials state skin and hair cells might live on, allowing skins stretched on frames to serve as chemical wool factories long after the animal is dead.
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Research Association
British Woollen and Worsted
Saskatoon Inspectorate Teachers Associa tion Elects McKay President
Meeting of Teachers Association elects T. C. McKay of Warman Saskatchewan as president at the concluding session. A resolution asks amending the Teachers' Superannuation Act 1930 to include qualified teachers in Indian Federal schools for old age pension eligibility.
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T. C. McKay
Warman, Sask
Saskatoon Inspectorate Teachers’ Association
Germany Faces Widespread Dependence and Low Wages
A 40 million German voting population shows about one third reliant on public funds for food and shelter. The government spent roughly 1.25 billion dollars for all purposes, with over half aiding 12 million people dependent on the state. Skilled workers may average 16.25 dollars weekly, unskilled about 10 dollars.
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Canada
Germany Pages Big Library Growth Across Cities
New statistics show Germany’s libraries hold about 54 million volumes with Berlin at 13,360,000 and Munich at 4,260,000. Leipzig’s Deutsche Bucherei houses 3,130,000 volumes, and four other German cities each exceed one million books.
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Germany
Berlin
Munich
Deutsche Bucherei
Leipzig
Development Of Dairying In Manitoba Plan Announced
The Manitoba Livestock Credit Association and the Winnipeg Board of Trade discuss a scheme to develop dairying and raise poultry and egg production, plus rehabilitate hogless farms.
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Manitoba Livestock Credit Association
The
Winnipeg Board of Trade
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Uniersity of
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Vancouver Harbor
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Yverdon
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