Science Aids Ship Navigation And Safety At Sea
George Iles notes innovations in maritime navigation and safety. Ultrasonic depth sounding via sea-floor echoes replaces lead lines while radio beacons and SOS signals aid fog navigation. Weather warnings reach ships, and conductivity sensors detect iceberg danger through salt content.
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United States
S.O.S
Weather
Canada
George Iles
Protection for Cultivators in Palestine Enacted
The high commissioner Sir Arthur Grenfell Wauchope promulgates a new ordinance protecting cultivators. Any tenant occupying and cultivating land for at least one year becomes a statutory tenant and cannot be evicted if he pays rent unless a nearby subsistence area approved by the commissioner is provided.
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Palestine
Sir Arthur Grenfell Wauchope
Dangerous toys blamed for canine fatalities across multiple cases
Reports warn that dogs die from swallowing rubber toy pieces. A reader cites five cases where rubber fragments caused death after play with rubber balls and dolls. Post mortems confirm rubber as the fatal factor, urging owners to protect pets.
Chinese general forces wife to swim in public spectacle
The New York Times correspondent reports General Yang Sen, reform governor of Szetchuan, ordered his wife to learn swimming. When she refused, he forced a peasant dress on her and, with a revolver at her head, made her walk to a river and splash in view of about 15,000 curious spectators in Tzechow.
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Canada
New York Times
Chengtu
Yang Sen
Szetchuan
Tzechow
Fertilizer Demand Grows Across Canada in 1932
The report notes widespread fertilizer use in Canada with 60 plants producing mixed fertilizers totaling 256,633 tons in 1932. Sales reached 265,442 tons, including 179,983 tons sold domestically and 85,459 tons exported. Government experiments support complete fertilizer blends, and pasture fertilization rises in farming and dairy regions.
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Canada
Dominion
Tree Planting Tour Reaches Prairie Provinces
The Canadian Forestry Association caravan on its annual prairie tour gave 28 lectures to about 4,000 people during a twelve day period. Since 1933 the car has visited 78 communities with 165 lectures and roughly 25,000 attendees, despite adverse weather.
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Canadian Forestry Association
Prairie Provinces
Saskatchewan
Stylish new season pattern details and sizing
The description praises fluid lines and a hip yoke as slimming features. It highlights striped fabrics and a brown and white model. Style No. 735 fits busts from 36 to 46 inches and sizes 14 to 46. Pattern costs 25 cents in stamps or coin. coin preferred. wrap the coin securely.
Manitoba Creamery Wins Silver Cup For Top Butter Score
The Manitoba creamery of Miniota earned the Silver Cup for highest scoring creamery butter by Canadian National Exhibition judges with 97.7. Ontario rivals and Peel Creamery of Brampton earned a silver medal with 97.6 for unsalted butter in 14-pound boxes. Saskatchewan Co-Operative Creamery of Regina placed second in salted 20-pound box division, while Swift-Canadian Co. of Neepawa and Modern Dairies of St Boniface also featured among top entries.
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Manitoba Creamery
Miniota
Man
Manitoba
Ontario
Peel Creamery
Brampton
Ont
Swift- Canadian
Neepawa
Modern Dairies, Ltd
St. Boniface
Saskatchewan Co-Operative Creamery
Regina
National Parks of Canada Carry Unemployment Relief Works
The Interior Minister reports over 620000 dollars spent in 1933 on relief projects in Western Canada National Parks. Projects include Banff Jasper Highway, Big Bend road, and park enhancements across Banff Jasper Waterton Elk Island Prince Albert Riding Mountain. The work supports unemployed men with housing, food, clothing, and medical care in camps.
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National Parks of
Canada
Thomas G. Murphy
Interior
Ottawa
Murphy
National Parks
Department of the Interior
National Parks Service
Banff, Jasper, Waterton Lakes
Elk Island National Parks
Alberta
Prince Albert National Park
Saskatchewan
Riding Mountain National Park
Manitoba
Banff-Jasper
Great Mountain Parks
Golden- Revelstoke
Winnipeg
Vancouver
North America
National Parks Engineers
Banff- Jasper
Banff and
Lake
Jasper Park
Miette
Jasper
British Columbia
Waterton Lakes Park
United States
Glacier National Park
Glacier Park
Kennedy Creek
Waskesia Beach
Wasagaming
Audy Lake
Study Links Health, Height, and Weight in Longevity
Public Health Service reports indicate middle age brings height and weight advantages in lifespan. Overweight men face higher death rates, while those underweight or severely overweight show poorer outcomes. The study analyzes 73 causes of death and highlights the impact of weight categories on longevity.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
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