Maples Creek rally cites crops for Southwestern Saskatchewan
Honourable speaker urged crop plans for the region at an agricultural rally tied to the Gresan nua cornahow. He reviewed droughts 1915 1919 and the need for special relief while noting farmers with livestock fared better and the Potter Farming Commission’s findings guided soil surveys, crop trials, and Dominion experiments at Swift Current to adapt cultivation to soil types.
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Saskatchewan
Hongan
Maple Creek
Hamilton
Betters Farming Commission
Unai
Drouth
Potter Farming Commission
Agricultural College of the
University of Saskatchewan
Dominion Experimental Farms
Swift Current
Netfal Resources Bulletin on Prairie Lake Distribution
The Natural Resources Intelligence Service details prairie water coverage with northern regions rich in lakes and southern areas sparse. It lists lake areas by name and size across multiple provinces including Manitoba and Alberta, noting counts like 2,437 for Reindeer and 2,086 for Winnipegosis while detailing regional figures and region codes.
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Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
UlUiawamye
Prairie Proviness
Supreme Court Rules Against Color Bar In South Africa
The Supreme Court holds that the color line violates the law of the land in a case on mining regulations. Justice Krause notes no justification for racial differentiation and warns the Governor-General lacks implied power to make such a regulation.
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South Africa
Supreme Court
Justice Krause
Night Guard Dogs Patrol League of Nations Archives
Tourists admire two large dogs guarding the League of Nations building by Lake Leman. By night the animals roam the corridors with the secretary general ensuring security of valuable documents, amid rumors of would be thefts and rattlesnake related schemes.
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League of Nations
Lake Leman
Guardiana
Eric Prurimond
The
League
New York
Be Cordial A plea for cordial treatment of strangers
The Brookfield Argus urges friendly treatment of outsiders, arguing that a visitor judges a town by the people met and that cordial conduct creates a positive impression shared beyond the gates. The piece cites a four stage reform pattern from a Scottish paper and notes old customs about seating at public games.
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Brookfield
Evers
Treform
Bscottish
Youthful Brains Injury Warning from France on Child Genius
French physicians warn that pushing a child’s intellect beyond normal capacity risks long term harm. Notable cases include 11 year old Nino Rinaldi who composed an oratorio and led a symphony, and 5 year old Pietro Mazzini who gave a piano recital. Critics cite Mozarts rare exception and note many infant prodigies fail to mature.
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France
Paris
Nino Rinaldi
Pietro Mazzini
Mozart
Western Game Birds Description and Plumage Details
Western game birds feature underparts with brown and white bars of equal width. Males show a neck tuft of ten or more rounded feathers, females have smaller tufts. The tail is wholly barred and the bird produces a loud booming call.
Marquis Wheat Dominates Saskatchewan Entries at Chicago Show
The Marquis variety leads Saskatchewan in the hard red spring wheat class at the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago. Of 24 provincial entrants, most favor Marquis, with one Durum entry by E. Thompson of Keystown and additional entries including oats, rye, barley, peas, timothy seed, sweet clover, and two flat seeds.
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Saskatchewan
Chicago
Marquis
E. Thompson
Keystown
Town Refuses Elephant For Circus License Payment
In Reichenbach Silesia a circus offered an elephant to settle unpaid municipal license debts after barter failed. Town officials debated using the animal as a zoo nucleus but postponed plans due to food concerns, then accepted a car in satisfaction of the claim.
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Germany
Reichenbach
Silesia
Tates
Zoological Garden
British Woman Married to U.S. Citizen Lacks Nationality
A British woman married to a U.S. citizen is legally stateless. Under U.S. law she remains British. under British law she becomes a U.S. citizen. A parliamentary committee cannot find a solution.
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United States
The Hidden Wear When Starting Cars in London Streets
A century ago an observant foot passenger would notice many horse hoof marks and scarce horseshoes. Today embedded in London streets are tiny steel and brass motor parts loosened by use. The most concentrated wear occurs at starts, especially along Oxford Street at bus stops and taxi stands.
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London
Oxford Street
Bell Rock Lighthouse Chronicle and Spouse Quip
A lightkeeper’s wife asks for spending money and receives witty reply. The Bell Rock Lighthouse, off Scotland, was built in 1807 by Robert Slevensea on a rocky site.
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Bell Rock
Island
Scotland
Robt. Slevensea
Alberta Coal In Ontario Shows Local Shipment Totals
The Natural Resources Intelligence Service releases trial Alberta coal shipments in Ontario. Nearly 150 carloads were shipped with London 17, Guelph 10, Toronto 5, St. Thomas 4, Ottawa and Hamilton 3 each, and Ottawa, Owen Sound and Port Hope 2 each. Reorders were common.
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Ontario
Alberta
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
City of
London
Guelph
Toronto
St. Thomas
Ottawa
Hamilton
Oshawa
Owen Sound
Port Hope
Pickere Distribution Expands Across Ontario and Manitoba
The Department of Marine and Fisheries distributed over 211 million pickeres this year from five hatcheries in Belleville Sarnia Collingwood Kenora Ontario and Gulf Harbor Manitoba. The figure marks about a 20 percent rise from the previous year.
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Ontario
Manitoba
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Belleville
Sarnia
Collingwood
Kenora
Gulf Harbor
Greenland Island Solid Granite Profile
The note describes Greenland as the largest island in the world, characterized mainly as a granite formation. It references a remark about a person nicknamed Blackstone and mentions Webster questioning a person’s hobbies in a New York Sun context.
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Blackstone
Webster
New York Sun
Greenland
Island
Eastbound ships weigh less due to Earth’s motion
Professor W. G. Duffield of Reading University reports experiments on the origin of mountains showing ships traveling east are lighter than when moving west. A 2.00-ton destroyer loses 400 weight eastbound, and a 50,000-ton Atlantic liner could be about five tons lighter en route to England than toward America.
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W. G. Duffield
Reading University
England
America
England Faces Dental Shortage and Health Link Claim
An insurance concern says 3,000,000 children in England and Wales need dental treatment and that poor teeth drive general debility and minor illnesses. The country has only 17 dentists per million people, far from enough, and many election candidates gain only experience.
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England
Wales
Teddy Brown Rabbit Goes Missing In Woods Radio Rescue Sought
Mrs White Rabbit and Queen Loveliness react to Teddy Brown Rabbit’s disappearance after he runs away to see the world. Mr White Rabbit plans a cautious rescue as Bunnie Colony searches by radio and ground teams while Teddy pleads for help.
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Mr White Rabbit
Mrs White Rabbit
Teddy Brown Rabbit
Teddy
Bunney Colony
Rabbit School
Mr. White Rabbit
Bunnie
Timothy
Queen Loveliness
Ars White Rabbit
Brownies
Manitoba War on Mills transforms wool into textiles in Winnipeg
A Winnipeg venture dubbed the Manitoba War on Mills headlines a Western Canada wool processing plant. From 110 000 pounds of wool collected last season to finished cloth, blankets, rugs, tweeds, and socks emerge. The process covers washing, drying, dyeing, carding, weaving, and final stretching, with safety features to prevent fire.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Evening Tribune
Manitoba
Myers
Sunspots Cause Heat Increase On the Sun
Dr CG Abbot of the Smithsonian astrophysical lab explains that sunspots arise from stirring the sun’s outer layer. He notes higher heat radiation coincides with sunspots forming or entering view on the sun’s disc due to rotation.
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CG Abbot
Astrophysical Laboratory
Smithsonian Iestitution
Devil Loves Little Elsie Brings Tepid Moral Tale
In a vignette from Everybody's Magazine a child named Elsie torments her mother and claims the devil loves her more the naughtier she is. The mother laments, while Elsie asserts a grim reassurance: the devil will love her because she is bad.
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Elsie
Everybody’s Magazine
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