Canada Pride Over Matches U S Prosperity In Editorial
The Canadian High Commissioner cites growing national wealth and stability, noting cities with high home ownership, a $2.5 billion urban trade, and Canada ranking among top gold producers and energy users. Investment from Britain and the U S totals rise, while Canadians deny being outpaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Manchester Guardian
Canada
Larkin
The
Daily Express
Dominion
United Kingdom
Toronto
Globe
Experiments With Fertilizer From Prairie Provinces
Experiments test superphosphate fertilizer value in the three prairie provinces this summer. Provincial governments and universities collaborate with Truth BAL supplying the fertilizer. Massey-Harvey Company provides three drills per province. these drills sow grain and fertilizer simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Prairie
Setters of Truth
BAL
Massey-Harviy Company
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order guide from Winnipeg Newspaper Union provides address 175 MerDerma Ave Winnipeg and pattern number wae Bige .c. for purchasers seeking pattern requests.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
MreDerma
Ave
Winnipeg
European Delegation Studies Canadian Wheat System Abroad
A Romanian eight member delegation arrived in Canada to study Canada’s wheat standardization system. They will inspect Western Canadian fields and trace grain from harvest to shipment from Montreal or Quebec, including Vancouver handling practices, aiming to apply the method to Pomaria.
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Canada
Pomaria
Prairies
Montreal
Quebec
Vancouver
Dominion
Japanese order boosts British Columbia poultry to Japan
A 10-year program following the World's Poultry Congress led to a shipment of 300 live birds to Japan. The Birds include White Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds, White Wyandottes and Burred Mocks with an aggregate value of 5050 dollars and an average price of 16.66 dollars.
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Tan
British Columbia
Japan
Rhode Island
Ottwalst
Stepping Stone to Success No Shame in Failure
The article argues there is no shame in student failure when effort is best. It warns failures reflect teaching, not pupils, and urges a constructive view that setbacks are stepping stones to success, noting success comes from being right a bit over half the time.
Considerate To the Aged in New York
A note praising New York for its courtesy to the elderly cites newsboys escorting seniors across streets traffic cops aiding confused pedestrians and waiters offering favorable seating. The passage closes with two maxims about experience and marriage.
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New York
Mange in Swine Sweeps Parts of the Country
The Scott Saskatchewan Experimental Station reports a skin disease called mange in swine, characterized by unthriftiness and itching. A treatment using raw linseed oil tar oil and sulfur heated and applied with a rag cured pigs after four ten day sessions, with stable cleaning and whitewashing of pens between treatments.
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Scott
Saskatchewan
Scott Sexperimental Station
Hoor
Turkey Renames Official Titles From Pasha to General
Turkey announces the removal of the old regime titles starting with Pasha. The highest military rank will be General, and Mustafa Kemal will be styled General Ghazi Mustafa Kemal. The westernized form replaces the former Rustam Pasha naming.
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New
Turkey
Pasha
Mustapha Kemal
Ghazi Mustapha Kemal
Rfustapha Kemal Pasha
No Glamour In War Declares Modern Battle Truth
A reflective article states war lacks glamour, noting modern combat savages myths of shining armor and replaces romance with mud blood and relentless office work. It stresses the harsh, unglamorous reality of contemporary warfare.
Le Foulon and St Jean Baptiste Celebration in Montreal
Thousands joined a French Canadian fête in Montreal for St Jean Baptiste. The event featured the oratorio Jean de Percurseur at Montreal Stadium and a procession of songs, with the Canadian Pacific Railway float Le Foulon illustrating the home spun shrinkage tale sung by Bytown Troubadours at the Quebec Folksong Festival.
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St. Jean Baptiste
Montreal
Jean de Percurseur
Montreal Stadium
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bytown
Quebec
Development Of Hardy Fruits For The Western Prairies
W. H. J. Tisdale reports strong confidence among sheepmen and bankers across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba as hardy fruit and mixed farming expand. BC shows rapid sheep growth, while prairies adapt tree fruits via experiments in Morden and Rosthern under W. T. Macoun. Rabbit damage and winds remain challenges, but cross breeding aims to fit all districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EH. J. Tisdale
Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers
British Columbia
Alberta
T. P. McKenzie
Canada
Canadian Co-operative
Co-operative
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alber
Prairie Provinces
Prairies
A. P. Stevenson
Morden
Indian Head
Stevenson Nursery
Patten
Aitkin
Stevenson
Cheney
Winnipeg
Canadian
W. T.macoun
Dominion Horticulturist
Ottawa
Dominion Experimental Farms
Man
Rosthern
Sask
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Heavy Marketing Of Veal Calves In Canada Report
A Department of Agriculture Ottawa report on commercial cattle marketed last year notes a surge in veal calves tied to dairy herd expansion. It records 114000 head more calves since 1923, with a disappointing overall quality and many common stock types. includes provincial origin, market classes, and destinations for calves, cattle, sheep, and hogs across Canada in 1827.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
World telephones require vast wire mileage
The piece states total wire needed is 100 million miles to support global telephones. It lists North America with 68,000,600 miles, Germany at 10,000,000, Great Britain at 7,000,000, and Canada with 3,500,000 miles as the next highest regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Germany
Great Britain
Canada
Emily Returns From First Day At School
Little Emily recounts her school visit with the mother asking what she learned. Emily sighs that she learned nothing and must return tomorrow while a separate note mentions the earth’s crust shifting under lunar gravitation like ocean tides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Nuffiin
Dry Land Fish Pool A Manitoba venture modeled on Wheat Pool
A new dry land fish pool in Manitoba aims to market Great Lakes Manitoba fish catch including whitefish pickerel jack fish and tullibees. It seeks higher producer returns without raising consumer prices and echoes the Wheat Pool model. The piece also contains a quip about yasu's troubles and a reflection on public reticence.
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Manitoba
Great Lakes
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
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Uncle Sam
P. C. Larkin
Rem Trritain
Daily Sketch
Washington
Grice
Yverdon
UW Wis
LABOR
Pinkham
Calgary
British Empire
Taio
Wae Bige
Europe Studies Canada
Bastern
Tie
Weil
Minister OF Fisheries
W. A. Found
P. J. A. Cardin
Marine and Fisheries
Mange
LE Foulon
Western Prairies
Sale
Yasu
Linsige Kalner Zeitung
Cologar
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