Ruling and appointments stir tariff board news
The report lists the tariff board chair Hon. George H. Bedgewick visiting England to inspect plants, Alan Cuthbert Burns named governor of British Honduras, Sir Harold Hittermaster stepping to Nyasaland, and various stamps and institute appointments. It notes Manitoba creating a legal unit for Turtle Mountain reserve donations and fires in Alberta in 1935 with 0 deaths and a property loss of $1,485,612 across 1,832 fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Bedgewick
Tariff Board
England
Alan Cuthbert Burns
West Indies
Honduras
Harold ‘Hittermaster
Nyasaland
Whistler
A. S
Farley
Christina
Louis Martin
Pasteur Institute
Martin
Manitoba
Turtle Mountain Reserve
International Peace Gardens, Incorporated
Province
Alberta
Henry Brace
May Ship Via Panama Canal Route Being Investigated
BC livestock interests study live cattle shipment by Panama Canal from Vancouver to European or British markets. Feasibility and price impact analyzed as BC producers seek better returns amid a beef glut. Dr W R Gunn livestock commissioner and J A Grant marketing commissioner discussed with stockmen during a Williams Lake visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
W. R. Gunn
J. A. Grant
Loestock
Willams Take
Rich Radium Find Largest Pitchblende Strike
Edward Harlreaves, a Toronto mining man and Great Beer development director, claims the Worth Radium ore beds near Hottah lake 300 miles south of Cameron bay NW yield the biggest pitchblende strike in the country. He shows a sample and says a ton of ore is ready for shipment valued around 9600 or 7000 dollars per ton, with silver not yet showing in the new area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hottah Lake
Molles
Cameron Bay
Edward Harlreaves
Toronto
Great Beer Development
United States
Cana d a Crop Prospects and Livestock Trends Report
The Dominion Agriculture reports crop prospects for 1934 show below average conditions in Ontario Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Cattle and hog movements and lamb markets in Canada and Britain are noted, with winter losses in fall wheat and rye significant in Ontario and Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Montreal
C.P
Duchess of Athol
British Columbia
Ontario
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dominion Seed Branch
Glass Windows for Engine Noise Seen at MIT Open House
Engineers at MIT placed glass windows in an automobile engine so visitors could see and hear knocking noises during the 11th annual open house in Cambridge on May 5. The display demonstrated how internal trouble in gasoline engines produces harsh sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge Institution
Hutchinson Co to Publish Women's Who's Who
London publishers Hutchinson & Co plan a two year effort to release a Women's Who's Who listing 150 air women 3 500 doctors 200 justices of the peace 500 county councillors and dozens of women architects and MPs drawn from over 6000 sketches of English women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinvon & Co
London
E& Women
Cotton Blouses Pattern Offers Two Summer Styles
The pattern shows a high neck blouse with short raglan sleeves and a V neck blouse with a windblown bow. It lists suitable fabrics such as cotton crepe prints linen lawn and gingham with bust sizes 14 16 18 years and 38 40 inches. Pattern cost 20 cents plus stamps or coin and includes yardage details for View A and View B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areca
Australia Dominates Ching Wheat Trade In Latest Report
For the third successive year Australia has dominated the wheat trade. A Roman burying ground near Blois in Frane has seen more than 500 tombs opened. In Germany bats are called Hedermeine meaning flying mice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Frane
Blois
Germany
Little Journeys In Science Molecules and their motions explained
Scientists describe matter as built from tiny invisible molecules. They note inter molecular spaces and rapid molecular motion. Gases are compressible and expand, liquids evaporate cooler, steam tests show pressure, solids have restricted movement.
Electricity Helps Farmers in Scotland Boost Output
Farmers in Scotland increasingly use electricity to speed growth and ease work. About 400 farmers use electric milking and butter making. Market gardeners warm hot-beds with electricity to accelerate vegetable growth. The "magical current" reaches hen houses for longer perceived days, increasing laying. Violet rays from lamps are used in chick rearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Legacy Oat Variety Excels Across Northern Regions
Legacy, a promising oat variety from Dominion Department of Agriculture Cereal Division, results strong across Northern Saskatchewan Central and Northern Alberta and Eastern Townships Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Banser
Eighty Day
Saskatchewan
Alberts
Quebec
Hamelin Marks 680th Pied Piper Anniversary Celebration
The town of Hamelin Germany observes a summer commemorative event starting May 20 to mark 680 years since the Pied Piper legend. Readers recall the tale of children led away by a colorful piper after the town balked at payment, with Browning later retelling the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamelin
Germany
Robert Browning
Candy Making Instructions From A Historic Recipe
The excerpt gives a candy making method using granulated sugar brown sugar corn syrup and water heated to 300 degrees F. Butter and salt are added off heat then the mixture is poured onto a greased slab or pan. The mass is pulled thin to form irregular brittle pieces yielding about 1 1/2 pounds.
Salad Ambrosia
Fruit salad with orange pieces strawberries peaches and lettuce served with a mayonnaise dressing folded with beaten egg white and sugar. Garnished with coconut and powdered sugar and served immediately.
Plane wing repairs after hail storm in South Dakota
The report states ninety five patches were needed to repair wing damage on an aeroplane caught in a hail storm in South Dakota. Egypt expects cotton production this year to double 1983 levels. Hot cranberry sauce pairs well with bread and waffles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Egypt
Sunday School Lesson on Gethsemane and Peter’s Denial
The piece recounts Jesus in Gethsemane on the eve of his crucifixion, the disciples’ fear and denial, and Peter’s overconfidence. It cites Matthew 26 1 75 and includes reflections on betrayal flight and Jesus praying to the Father for strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judas
Jesus
Edward Shillito
Galiles
Peter
Gethsemane
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Calgary
Tan Tivic Reef Agency
Panama Canal
Niagara
Ghanagan Valley
Great Britain
Britain
United Kingdom
Aperial Tobacco Company of Cenads, Liasitedegge
Ruth Rogers
Brentano
P.O
P.Q
Winnipeg
Uni
McDermot Aye
Usae
Gordon
Guest
Betty Barclay
Ette
Simpsom Co
Eston Co
Eégectia
Steven Meedey
Ratherford
Dralers
Chantler & Chantler, Ltd
Wellington St. W
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