Wonders Of Canada S Scenic National Parks In Color
An illustrated overview describes Canada’s scenic wonders including Banff Yoho and Jasper along the Pacific corridor. It lists writers and poets contributing to a volume, notes maps and indexes, and praises the project to promote appreciation of North America’s natural marvels.
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Bier
Rena Laregie
Pete
Ieeervaston
National Parke of Canada
Robert Mt Yom
Zane Grey
Mary Volwrte Rinehart
Henry van Diyhe
Kerten Tale
Richard Biringer
Morey Carolyn Patios
JB Herkta
America
Dakota Settler Praises Saskatchewan Farm Prospects
A Canadian agent in Grand Forks, ND, quotes W. de Hope recounting his experiences in Saskatchewan. He bought three quarters of land near Wood Mountain, west of Moose Jaw, built a barn and house, fenced and fenced, and reports net profits of $2,400 after paying for the farm. He urges farmers to come west to work and find money in the new land.
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West
W. de Hope
Saskatchewan
Grand Works
Wood Mountain
Moose Jaw
Raskutchewan
Complete Fest Flight Yoo Test Flight Berlin to Peking
The Complete Fest Flight Yoo completed a test flight from Berlin to Peking and back to evaluate a regular air service to the Far East. The aviators return was witnessed by Traffic Controller Krohne and other government representatives, the Augelan ambassador, the Chinese and Lithuanian ministers, and Bren Hedin the explorer.
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Yoo
Beriin
Peking
Entablianthe
Wiineserd
Trafic Alinater Krohne
Augelan
Bren Hedin
Banjo Valuation Sparks Tiny Auction Debate
Difford notes a good looking banjo priced at 15 dollars while Harold questions the instrument's plink style and value in a brief exchange about the item and its condition.
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Difford
Harold
Terry Picking Bows and Watented Devices Describe Simple Tools
An item explains bows made easy by watented devices resembling a four scoop with a bottom of wire teeth. The description focuses on practical design features and用途.
Sunlight and Air to Feed the World in the Future
An Outlook article from New York discusses solar energy and atmospheric nitrogen as potential food sources. It cites factory production of proteins and carbohydrates, comparing a small plant’s output to vast agricultural lands, and questions farmers’ roles as chemists and engineers shape a new food economy.
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Institute of Politics
Williametown
Massachusette
Felda
Seemea
Population rise shown in prairie electoral districts
The quinquennial census shows nearly a five percent population increase across twenty federal electoral districts in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta compared with 1921 figures as of June 1 1996. The total population is estimated around 735 308 to 1621 and the report is a preliminary Dominion Bureau of Statistics release.
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Manitoba
Sagkatchewan
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Fragmented OCR Update On Warmer Weather and Reports
The readable text fragment mentions weather conditions, dates, and locations with unclear names. It references entities such as WA Peveaeh Hfee We WR and Anson tie CinaHA CFR, suggesting a scrambled report or OCR error. The piece lacks a clear narrative or verifiable facts.
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Fey
Canada aims to unite nations under a common viewpoint
J J Woode of The Calgary Herald urges a national viewpoint for Canada addressing a Canadian Club meeting. He traces Canada over 260 years on the land of the open trail and praises the regulatory system as a world model and peaceful coexistance of two great nations.
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J. J. Woode
Proms
Calgary Herald
Fnr
Woods
Canada
Busiest Pedestrian Section on State Street Chicago
A survey by the Association of Committee finds 40 000 people per hour use the Eldewalk south of Madison Street in Chicago during weekday rush hours. The 20 foot wide walk runs from building line to curb.
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Madison Street
State Street
Chicago
Association of Committee
Analysis of Fermentation Diet Effects on Crop Yields and Copper Use
The report discusses experiments on a diet for crops and notes metallic copper yields. A table shows better yields with the Herdeane diet than with spray methods using power machines. The study, conducted for one year, lists results on early and late blight.
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Fee Ho
Vantente
Wwe
Opraves
Fae Pew
Daater
Piforia
Abel
Alberta Butter Exhibits Win Big at Toronto Fair
At the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto Alberta creamery butter makers won numerous prizes. Thirteen Alberta exhibitors earned 19 first prizes, six second prizes and eight third prizes. Woodland Dairy Ltd of Beaumont captured the silver cup for the highest scoring butter with 98.7 percent. Central Creameries Ltd of Calgary and Mr Ki Christensen of Edmonton Butter Co of Beaumonton earned top scores in the overall exhibit classes.
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Alberta
Toronto
Woodland Wairy Ltd
Famonton
Elpsa
Central Crewmeries Ltd
Calgery
Ki. Christensen
Edmonton Pare Butter Co
Bamonton
Praying Plant Astral Tale Quits Town House Talks
An odd tale recalls Sir Jagedia Bose and Uindu plant specialist Elsa describing a towering praying plant that prostrates at dusk when temple bells toll. A wife asks her husband to discuss home needs, starting with a new dress as they converse about daily life.
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Jagedia Bose
Elsa
Christian Sclerfes Montior
Canadian Wheat Trade Reveals Windborne Spore Spread
A historical report notes that a windborne spread of spores from Canadian wheat areas reaches U S fields. It highlights high spore concentrations observed at 4100 feet and samples from the Pacific Northwest, with implications for widespread infestation via south winds.
Filming Clouds American King Picture Unit Hires Cloud Scout
Hollywood studio practice expands with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer hiring a specialist to shoot cloud scenes to supply ready atmospheric footage. Clouds will be stored at MGM headquarters for on demand use, aiding production timelines in sunny California.
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Hollyweed
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
London Chronicle
Canadian Wheat Growth Promises Higher Yields
Agriculture directs one third of Canada’s wealth, says K B Archibald director of the Canadian Government Experimental Farms. He asserts that with the current 22 million acres under wheat, a gain of ten bushels per acre could be achieved, boosting production.
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Canada
Archibald
Taxi Cab Proposal Sparks Eerie Moment
Helen confesses a misstep after accepting a marriage proposal in a taxicab. Ruth asks why, and Helen recalls the narrow moment when the driver paid the fare and they exited to walk away.
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Ruth
Helen
Swift Current Kiwanis rewards clean farms to curb weeds
A Swift Current report praises local farmers and business leaders who tackle weed infestations by inaugurating a reward prize for the cleanest farm and a banquet cup. The piece notes varying weed challenges and urges communal support over mere scolding, highlighting joint action by Kiwanis and local merchants.
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Swift Current
Kiwanis Club
Saskatchewan
How Plaster Of Paris Got Its Name From Gypsum
Gypsum is burned to remove water and ground to a fine powder. When moistened into a paste and pressed into a mold it forms a hard replica. Paris built over gypsum beds, so Paris became associated with plaster modeling. A Siamese kitten was rescued by the steamship President Garfield from a hat or cover floating at sea.
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Plaster of Paris
Paris
Plaster of Parle
President Garfield
Silent declaration under mutual vows in a private moment
He asks if he is the first to hold her in his arms and she affirms, noting the recurring question men ask. The exchange reveals a tender emotional milestone and a shared tenderness between the couple.
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