Wildlife Life In Our National Parks Canada Wardens Guard Wildlife
Canadian national parks protect wildlife through a wardens system across Jasper Banff and other districts. Wardens patrol on horseback in summer and on snowshoes in winter, living in cabins with fire equipment and communications while keeping diaries and monthly reports. The report notes increasing wildlife and no epidemics among species due to strict protection.
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Canada
Unese Amd
National
National Parks of Canada
Department of the Interior
Jasper National Park
Banff National Park
Eshin
Stowahoes
Alberta Beekeeping Increases With 1934 Honey Output
Alberta beekeeping shows growth with 1,284000 pounds of honey produced in the season, valued at ten cents per pound, and an average price of nine cents. Over 1,000 apiarists operate in the province as Lethbridge Taber and Brewks districts yield more than 900000 pounds.
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Alberta
Lethbridge
Taber
Brewks
Farmonton
Pauntis
A Sound Country Reflects Progress and Valor
An analysis of national health links soundness to progress across institutions and operations. The passage contrasts forward momentum with affectionate retrospection toward past generations and pivotal moments shaping the nation’s education and leadership.
Beattle Man Surprises Police After Car Looting Claim
A Beattle resident, Tannen, reports that multiple articles were stolen from his office car. Police recover three new pairs of socks two hats and a pair of boots found in the vehicle after he turned the tote over to authorities.
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Por Tannen
Beattle
Jim Ro
Man Hates Cars Dies In Sedanless Funeral Rite
Guthrie Centre Iowa resident John Motz, 82, famed for opposing automobiles, died from injuries after a car crash. In his life he avoided motor vehicles, preferring horse drawn hearses for his own funeral and those of family members, a choice reflecting his defiant stance. Greenfield shopper responsible for the fatal collision.
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John Motz
Guthrie Centre
Iowa
Motz
Bayard
Guthrie
Greenfield
Alexander I Bridge Opens Over Save Linking Jugoslavia Roads
The new Alexander I bridge over the Save connects Bigrade and Zemun in Jugoslavia, eliminating ferry crossings. The span measures 804 feet bank to bank within a 1,967 foot total length and includes a two mile elevated highway over marshlands on the Zemun side. European road and bridge building have surged as motor travel grows in popularity.
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Calais
France
Athens
Greece
Constantinople
Turkey
Save
Danube
Bigrade
Zemun
Jugoslavia
Europe
Men Against The Sea and Ship Disasters Compared
An old steamship Lexington sank after a minor collision in the East River with 130 passengers saved by a brave crew. five crew members died. The Morro Castle tragedy claimed 93 of 318 passengers and 42 of 231 crew, despite luxury and engineering claims. Courage and seamanship stood out beside technology. A local church team in New York touts a 25 year record of steady service by six bellringers led by Than Foule, with crew members listed.
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Lexington
East River
Morro Castle
S.a
New Past
York
Murnull
Praset
Unscrambled debate over math class feathers ends oddly
A garbled and erroneous OCR item describes a heated dispute at a high school museum event about how many feathers an avenue chicken had. The fragment mentions counts around 497 feathers and references a CAO named Ale, with unclear dates, places, and outcomes.
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Lmiwring High
Belhad Minseum
First Communists of Record Encounter Property Tangle
The earliest recorded communists clashed over land rights and formed two notable colonial figures, Ananias and Sapphira, in a tied struggle over ownership and origins.
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Ananias and
Sapphira
One Thrill in a Lifetime Says Majestic Captain
W L Clark reports Captain Robert B Irving master of the Cunard White Star Majestic claims his only major thrill since sea service was the Battle of Jutland where, as a lieutenant commander aboard the light cruiser Yarmouth, he witnessed the sinking of the Queen Mary and Indefatigable. Irvin g was cited for his actions in Beatty's scouting squadron amid heavy shelling.
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W. L. Clark
Border Cities Star
Robert B. Irving
Cunard-White Star
Irving
Majestic
Lloydminster Gas Strike In Saskatchewan Shows Consumption Rise
Gas consumption in Saskatchewan grows after the first Lloydminster gas strike in September. Commercial usage in October to December totals 13,781,000 cubic feet with 1,753,000 in October, 4,867,000 in November, and 7,161,000 in December. Officials expect higher totals as household gas facilities are installed and more consumers begin using the gas.
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Saskatchewan
Lloydminster
Lledminster Gas Company
Ancient oak in Allouville near Le Havre to mark 1200th year
An ancient oak in Allouville Bellefonse on the Le Havre line of the French State Railways is set to enter its 1200th year next July. Legend says Charles II and Louis XV visited it, nine men full arms can barely encircle it, and a stair leads to two chapels within. Empress Eugenie gifted a Virgin statue in the first chapel, while Emile Bellonde keeps the unique oak key as custodian.
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Allouville-Bellefonse
le Havre
Charles II
England
Louis XV
France
Eugenie
How Romans Counted Numerals in The Latin Alphabet
The Romans used letters as numbers in a decimal system. X denotes ten, V is five as the upper half of X, I stands before X for one, VI equals six, and so on. For larger values they used C as hundred from centum, L as fifty, and M from mille with a half thousand represented by a single D. This helps readers remember how to read and write Roman numerals.
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Romana
Elephant attack halts Bangkok train in Bangkok Siam
A railway engine and elephant clash near Bangkok Siam left the engine derailed and the tender toppled. The driver, who witnessed the charge, blew his whistle as four men leapt to safety. The elephant then killed its keeper before disappearing into the countryside.
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Bangkok
Siam
Color blind claims by Kiwanis speaker in Guelph meeting
Guelph Ontario Kiwanis Club heard GC R Conquergood assert that seven of ten men are color blind or nearly so. The Toronto Downtown Kiwanis member tested audience members after the talk, revealing many cannot reliably distinguish green from blue. He noted about one in a hundred are color blind. The address topic was color vision.
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GC. R. Conquergood
Guelph
Ontario
Kiwanis Club
Toronto
Tomato Soup Cake Recipe Fragments From A PDF Shuffle
A fragmented kitchen note lists ingredients like shortening, soda, flour, cinnamon, sugar, condensed tomato soup, raisins, and cloves. Instructions mention creaming sugar with Lipage, adding soup, sifting flour and spices, then mixing thoroughly for a bake. Some words are garbled but indicate a tomato soup cake idea.
Winter Sports Shine Across Canada Winter Season
Canada braces for a vibrant winter as skiers, skaters, curlers and hockey fans energize the season. Quebec drives major events with Dominion and Provincial ski champions, plus the Eastern International Dog Sled Derby at Quebec City drawing mushers from North America and entries from the United States.
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Canada
Gagely
Aporta Canada
Dominion
United States
Quebec
Quebec City
Philadelphia
Fishermen Blame Movies For Decline In Shippable Fish
Fishermen blame cinema and modern life for fewer shirrings kippers and bloaters in Britain. They cite dance halls flats and tinned foods as factors. The blateor kipper for tea faded as home cooks rush to the cinema, making tins easier. Postwar sales of bloaters and kippers have fallen sharply.
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Great Britain
Rastus Shot by Judge Hicks Sparks Wisecrack Reply
Mose learns that Poor Rastus was shot dead by Judge Hicks while awaking the judge’s chickens. The informant laments the event and notes the judge’s gunhandling, while Mose quips that it could have been worse, reflecting on the dangerous outcome and local bravado.
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Mose
Rastus
Hicks
Pyrite and gems echo in a muddy chemistry note
Fragmented OCR text mentions pyrite and crystals, references to chemistry terms, and scattered names. It reads like a garbled science snippet with stray phrases about coins and a cheque, lacking coherent events or clear individuals. The readable parts hint at mineral notes rather than a complete story.
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Balpoai
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