Plans for valuable by products from wheat surplus
Dr W Boyd Campbell of the Canadian Pulp and Paper Research Institute at McGill University discusses turning wheat into higher value outputs. He cites monosodium glutamate made in China as an example and urges a five year, 500000 budget to develop new outlets for Canada's wheat, noting protein-rich wheat could yield $2 to $3 per pound products.
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Canada
Canadian Pulp and Paper Research Institute
McGu University
W. Boyd Campbell
Forest Products Laboratories
China
Dominion
Japan
Laborers Will Occupy Historic Old Cottage Near Chelmsford
Henry Ford buys Anne Boleyn’s former cottage near Chelmsford England for 1250 and plans to restore it to 16th century style then split into town cottages for Ford farm workers. An underground passage once linked the cellar to Bull's Lodge and the castle cross fields.
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Anne Boleyn
Chelmsford
England
Henry Ford
Henry
London
Mr. Ford
Bull
Anne
Bullen
Holy Land
M. Livermore
Livermore
Ford
Electric Eye Controls City Street Lighting by Photo Cells
The Stockholm Electric Light and Power Company reports experiments using a photo electric cell to time street lighting. The device, called an electric eye, triggers turning lights on and off regardless of day or night if the switch needs changing. A second note mentions the grapefruit’s name likely derives from grapes-like clusters.
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Stockholm Electric Light and Power Company
Stockholm
Sweden
World silver production noted at 250000 ounces
Annual world production of silver is about 250000 ounces with the bulk used by the chemical industry.
Tattered Billboards Must Be Taken Down After Events
London alderman Allan Towe argues circuses and political campaigns should remove or cover post show billboards. The Border Cities Star agrees that dead or buried events leave unsightly, torn remnants on roadsides.
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Allan Towe
London
Border Cities Star
Watermelon Rayon Dress Pattern Style No. 500
A pattern description for a fall dress in watermelon shaded rayon with a deep yoke and belt in dull bengaline silk. Black bone buttons, optional back crepe marocain or black satin accents, and self fabric belt options. Sizes 14 to 40 with material estimates and a 20 cent price.
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Paris
Livestock Production In Canada in 1933
Canada’s provinces support a broad livestock base with high meat demand. In 1933 Canadians consumed per person 74 lb pork 56 lb beef 10 lb poultry 6 lb mutton and lamb plus 30 lb butter 3.3 lb cheese and over 21 dozen eggs. Exports rose with 50,317 head live cattle to the UK and 10,000 head to other nations. beef and pork exports also climbed.
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Canada
Dominion
United Kingdom
Montreal Lamb Supply Strains To Meet Retail Demand
It is estimated that at least 3 000 lambs weekly are required to supply the retail butcher trade at Montreal. The supply is short of the demand. More than 1 000 Japanese ships have been equipped with radio tele graph equipment.
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Montreal
Outbreak Of Pale Western Cutworms Forecast After Annual Survey
An 1935 forecast by Dominion entomologists predicts a widespread pale western cutworm outbreak in western Canada. The pest threatens wheat and other grains across a wide zone from Indian Head to near Calgary, with losses depending on spring rainfall. Protective steps urge preserving undisturbed land between August 1 and September 15 to keep fields free from eggs.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Indian Head
Sask
Calgary
Markinch
Saskatoon
Chamberlain
Hazenmore
Kenaston
Cavendish
Alta
Biggar
Cowley
Iddesleigh
Drumheller
Acme
Coutts
Champion
Man Overcomes Age Limits in Pursuit of Learning
A reflective line suggests that while age can slow growth, it does not erase the ability to learn. The saying implies that many people realize wisdom comes with effort, and aging should not hinder starting new studies or skills.
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British Honduras
Brockville Recorder and Times
Why Lens Stops Matter for Snapshooting Today
A practical guide to camera diaphragm use, from simple box cams to fast lenses. It explains f numbers, lens openings, and exposure time to avoid over or underexposure. Let eyes guide settings, use built in guides, and shoot around f8 with 1/25th second for quick results.
Busiest Doctor In World Rebounds From Leg Injury
Sir Frederick Kay Menzies LL.D. chief medical officer of the London County Council nears recovery from a leg injury that kept him indoors two months. He oversees a vast system with 46 000 beds, hundreds of doctors, and 10 000 nurses across LCC hospitals, and handles medical exams for school children.
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Frederick Kay Menzies
London County Council
L.C.C
Guardians
Sir Frederick
Why Go To College A View On Purpose And Worth
The text argues college choice depends on the individual. It warns against students seeking only recreation and sport. It says universities will tighten controls on such behavior and emphasizes training and discipline as the sole legitimate purpose of attending college.
Typist and Boss Exchange About Nine O'Clock Arrival
A typist asks about waking early to arrive by nine. The boss replies suggestively that nine is the time to come and learn the exact requirement. The exchange hints at a test or orientation linked to arrival time.
Male Fur Seals Guard Harems From April To July
Male fur seals maintain guarding of their harems through the breeding season from April into July, with prolonged periods without food, drink, or rest as they defend mates and territory.
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Bury Ford
Electric Eye
Taffoyl
Ruth Rogers
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
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