Livestock Exports and Market Strategy from Arkell
The article discusses Arkell urging Canada to diversify exports beyond the US, highlighting risks of quota dependence and US policy shifts. He calls for increased firestock production to ensure a steady British demand and proposes a cattlemen funded insurance scheme to cover export losses, citing London market relevance. Calgary Atherton.
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Arkell
Ivesto 4
Arkell Hay
London
Federal Agriculture Department
United States
United Kingdom
Calgary
Mother Says Child Fine Yet Mother Has Heroic Case
A Baltimore Sun item notes a Johns Hopkins medical school exam question where a worried mother interprets the symptoms. She tells the student that the mother herself has a terrible case of heroes, which is deemed the correct answer.
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Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore Sun
Weizmann Solves War Time Material Shortage
Dr Chaim Weizmann a Russian born chemist and former Manchester University professor solved a wartime shortage by producing acetone from maize potatoes and chestnuts for the Ministry of Munitions. The story notes his influence as leader of Jews in Palestine and contemporary figures discuss the broader impact on civilization.
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Alles
Palestine
Chaim Weizmann
Manchester University
News of the World
Ministry of Munitions
Weigmainn
Cruel Treatment of Pets Sparks Canada Penal Warning
An editorial denounces careless pet abandonment and cruel treatment by owners. It cites Canada Criminal Code Chapter 36 section 542, outlining penalties up to fifty dollars or three months in jail for cruelty, neglect, or abandonment of cattle poultry dogs domestic animals or birds. The piece urges accountability and humane responsibility.
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Hamilton Spectator
Zippers on Army Puttees Debate Rages in Vancouver Report
Officials in Vernon report an inventive officer proposed zippers on puttees but Defence officials doubt Army use. The rules require standard dressing and limits on folds, with protest that zippers may hinder proper appearance.
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Army
Defence Department
Vernon
B.C
British Columbia
Duke of Connaught
Spanish Loyalists Seek Refuge Haven in Mexico Coastline
Juan Negrin announced he would go to Paris to arrange safe haven for several thousand loyalist refugees under an accord with the Mexican government led by Lazaro Cardenas. He said Spain’s refugees in France would be settled near Punta Permasee between the Pacific posts and Santa Apa, with transport officials approving mining area routes.
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Juan Negrin
Spain
Paris
Lower
Calfornia
Negrin
Lazaro Cardenas
Alexion
Sani
France
Punta Permasee
Picific
Santa Apa
Sonera
Dublin pauper faces tax bill larger than prior income
A Dublin man inherits a fortune but is stunned to learn his income tax exceeds his previous yearly earnings. He vows to adjust his finances and reevaluate his situation.
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Dublin
Lobster Anatomy Question Prompt
A curious science prompt notes that muscles of the lobster lie inside its skeleton, which itself resides outside the body, illustrating an unusual external skeleton concept.
Canadian Poultry Demand Beats Backlog in British Market
Stephen Siratzky, a major buyer in Smithfeld London, notes Canada has improved packing and grading but still ships too little. He says Britain will pay a six percent premium and wants more Canadian poultry within three to five pound weights, stressing uniform grading and appealing sales presentation.
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Stephen Siratzky
Smithfeld
London
England
Ottawa
Canada
Mr. Siratzky
Dominion
Empire
United Kingdom
Children’s Voices book issued at education convention
Written By Children “Children's Voices' a book of verse written by children for children was issued at the National Education Association convention in San Francisco. The authors and illustrators are pupils in San Francisco elementary schools. Writings are in their original form. Germany's first large plant for producing synthetic rubber in Schkopau is expected to produce about 27 500 tons this year.
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National Education Association
San Francisco
Germany
Schko|pau
Poisoned Princess Sophie and the Great War link
Dr. Leo Pfeffer, the examining magistrate, asserts Princess Sophie was poisoned to ensure death, a claim tied to the assassination that sparked the Great War. He says autopsy was requested but refused, and notes Austria Hungary used the deaths to accuse Serbia and push toward war.
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Sophie
Franz Ferdinand
Leo Pfeffer
Pfeffer
Serbia
Austria-Hungary
Europe
Submarine and small steamship collide near Panama Canal
A U S submarine was rammed by the French coastal steamship Troisilets as it left the Gatun locks on the Panama Canal. Neither vessel sustained serious damage and both proceeded to Balboa.
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United States
Seal
Troisilets
Gatun
Panama Canal
Balboa
Cuban physician practice rule restricts new entrants
A future policy would require physicians starting practice in Cuba to have been non citizens for at least ten years. The proposed condition aims to regulate eligibility for medical practitioners entering Cuban practice.
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Cuba
Tall Mary Smith Leaves Hotel Life for London Police Work
Mary Smith, a 31 year old Herfordshire born receptionist from Shefield, plans to become a London policewoman. She lists a background in teaching, ministry of labor work in Salford, and varied hotel roles, saying she will train in self defence and work hard, despite friends' skepticism.
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Mary Smith
Shefield
London
Miss Smith
Police College
Sdea
New Mills
Derbyshire
Ministry of Labor
Salford
Lancashire
Pusiness
England
Germany
Whistle Loudness and Color Use in Films
Two identical whistles do not double loudness. combined they reach about 43 decibels from two 50 decibel sources. Natural color appears in a larger share of amateur films than in professional ones.
Wheat Crop Pests Threaten Western Canada Crops
A report notes pests and diseases endangering wheat in western Canada. It covers root rot impact, soil moisture effects from Dominion Laboratory findings, and recommends practices such as shallow early seeding, proper moisture conservation, weed control, and cautious depth to reduce common root rot and sustain yields. Enquiries are directed to Prairie Province plant pathology labs in Winnipeg Saskatoon and Edmonton.
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Canada
Thytesa Pothiy
Yiel
Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology
Sarkatoor
Neural Doominton Laboratory
Prairie Province
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Edmonton
CAS
Beginning of Medical Triumphs Over Old Diseases
The article extols medical science for eradicating or greatly reducing deadly plagues and epidemics once common in the East and West. It argues education shapes character and discipline as essential to democracy, noting even educated workers like ditch diggers contribute to society. It links progress in health with broader cultural advancement.
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Montreal Star
Rey
Cavid
Night Baseball at Shibe Park Promises High Camaraderie
The Philadelphia venue faces strong crowd energy and high attendance prospects as night baseball games loom, with expectations of robust enthusiasm and lively atmosphere throughout the event.
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Shibe Park
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