Unjustified pessimism tops wheat market talk in Montreal visit
Western economist Dr. W. Seranede argues European imports rise from high yields not acreage gains. He cites U S stocks overestimated by 150 million bushels. Swanson notes domestic needs and small carryover. calls for constructive Royal Commission report. Saskatchewan, Manitoba push butter exports to balance surplus despite losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. Seranede
Department of Economice
University of Saskatchewan
Montreal
Europe
Becannon
Swans
B. W. Snow
United States
Swanson
Toya Commission On Banking and Currency
Saskatoon
Commission
Peteencel
Royal Commission
Canada
National
Hoiy Council
Three
Prairie Provin
P. E. Reed
Saskatchewan
The
Western Dairy Association
Consumer demands quality honey and uniform standards
The consumer, now educated and discriminating, seeks wholesome clean honey with uniform standards and honest labeling. Producers must meet these quality demands or risk losing business as competition rises and demand shifts from sellers to buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape of
Owen
C. B. Gooderbam
Dominion
Model Of Tower Bridge Reproduced By Saskatchewan Farmer
B O Broomhead of Lydden Saskatchewan built an eight by two by fourteen inch model of London’s Tower Bridge from packing boxes over two winters and three and a half weeks painting. He used a plane knife razor blades fret saw sandpaper and gopher tails as brushes. He had never seen the real bridge and made the model for his son.
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London
Tower Bridge
B. 0
Broomhead
Lydden
Saskatchewan
Sudden Awakening of a South African Cycades Plant
Horticulturists at the Royal Botanical Gardens London report a Cycades plant from South Africa, dormant for ten years since 1923 Wembley exhibit stock, sprouting leaves last March and rapidly developing foliage. The piece also mentions dog affection and a humorous exchange about a jacksmith and sardine tin.
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Royal Botanical Gardens
London
England
Wembley
Botanical Gardens
Pattern for a Slip and Pant Set with Lace Edging
Pattern No 846 offers a slip cut on princess lines with lace finishing and matching pan ties. It features a fitted yoke on the ties and circular edge detailing, shown in pale pink crepe silk with ecru lace. Sizes 12 to 34 bust, yardage listed for 39 inch fabric and two lace widths, price 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princesa
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order guide from Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave provides pattern numbers and instructions. The notice lists Pattern No. and related ordering details for readers seeking specific sewing patterns.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Masher Finds Dying Wolf Pups For Lost Toboggan Team
Indian Rod Garrick of Hudson Bay Railway country near Setting Lake failed to build a winter dog team after a timber wolf and six pups he found during spring hunt died one by one. He cared for the six, penned them, but only one survived briefly before passing away.
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Rod Garrick
Hudson Bay
Setting Lake
Rod
Stolen Staircase Leaves French Tenants Stranded
In Paris a burglary removed the staircase from a third floor apartment overnight. Tenants woke to find no stairs and had to descend using ladders for two weeks while new stairs were installed, with telephones and windows intact and police alerted.
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Fire Department
Alberta editors to meet in Edmonton convention
Alberta division of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association will hold its annual convention in Edmonton October 20 and 21, announced after an executive meeting. Aeroplanes are delivering supplies to ice bound lighthouses near Warnemunde Germany. Some strange kinds of caterpillars can live under water.
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Alberta
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Edmonton
Warnemunde
Germany
Gift Giving Made Easy by Travancore Maharajah
The 21 year old Maharajah of Travancore now grants a simple gift rule for visitors. At the gate a guard gives a roll of silk or a few gold coins for the guest to present to the ruler. The secretary then takes the items to the guardian for the next visitor.
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Travancore
India
Unusual Salvage Method Used for Kharkov Wreck
A gang of electric welders aboard the ice-breaker Thoros cut the Kharkov into two sections after it grounded on an ice shoal in a fog in the Black Sea. The vessel was removed in two parts to Sebastopol Harbor for later electrical welding back together in the docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uged
Sugar refining industry active in eight Canadian refineries
Eight refineries operate in the Dominion with plants in Dartmouth Saint John Montreal Chatham Wallaceburg Raymond and Vancouver. Production value from these plants in 1932 reached 41022689 dollars. Motion picture theatres in New Zealand are being refurnished under government subsidies for building repairs.
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Canada
Dominion
Dartmouth
Nova Scotia
Saint John
New Brunswick
Montreal
Chatham
Wallaceburg
Ontario
Raymond
Alberta
Vancouver
British Columbia
New Zealand
Keeping Standard Measurements Is One Of The Most Difficult Problems
Discussion on preventive medicine and mental health led by Dr. A Grant Flemming of McGill at the Alberta Medical Association meeting in Calgary. Note on imperial standards by Ted dington lab staff describes pounds in platinum and the unique yard definition, with measurements varying over time.
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Mentel
A. Grant Flemming
Department of Public Health
McGill University
Alberta Medical Association
Calgary
Flemming
England
Teddington
William IV
Nutritive Value The Same Frozen Meat As Fresh
The Royal Agricultural Society of England reports that frozen meat is as nutritious as fresh meat. A study of fresh versus tinned or frozen meat found no difference in nutritional value for similarly quality meats. The ministry of health notes no evidence that canning alters nutritive value beyond ordinary cooking.
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Royal Agricultural Society of England
Department of Scientific and Industrial Research
Ministry of Health
King decorates veteran railway official with MVO
King George presented the MVO to William Johnston traffic superintendent North Scottish district upon his retirement after 52 years in railway service as the royal train sped from Aberdeen to Ballater Scotland. Traffic receipts of England four railways last year totaled 628,009,000 dollars. The remark Now we've turned the corner again we haven't found what's around it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Ballater
Scotland
George
M.V.O
William Johnston
North Scottish District
England
Economic Garden blooms in Boston Public Garden beds
An economic plant bed established in Boston's Public Garden showcases 34 plants from around the world. Species include black pepper, peanuts, pineapple, vanilla, cocoa, cotton, coffee, banana, date palm, and palm varieties, forming a diverse exhibit of edible and utilitarian flora.
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Boston
Egg export trade gains as activity broadens
Dominion Department of Agriculture reports steady growth in egg exports with Winnipeg and several other centres shipping regularly. Export shipments are starting to move in many cities and interest in the trade now covers a wide portion of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Winnipeg
Difficult Ascent Reaches Granite Peak Summit
A. H. Marshall of Vancouver and John Nuelson of the University of Cincinnati ascended Granite peak near Red Lodge Montana after a day and a half of climb. They are the sixth and seventh people to reach the summit. There are about 295 navigable streams in the United States.
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A. H. Marshall
Vancouver
B.C
Seattle Mountaineers Club
John Nuelson
University of Cincinnati
Granite
Red Lodge
Montana
Marshall
Nuelson
United States
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