Canada to Benefit From Tourist Wealth, Senate Hints
Toronto Globe reports that Canada could gain substantial wealth from foreign tourists. Senator Dennis urges federal cooperation with promotion agencies to boost travel, improve highways, and expand See Canada First efforts. The Senate committee notes Canadians travel to the United States more than Americans travel in Canada, and promotes a favorable tourist balance as cash value. The piece highlights the pool train plan and rising transatlantic interest as Canada seeks broader appeal to foreign visitors.
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Trafic Senate
W. H. Dennis
Halifax
Caastle Cannally
Dennis
Oaly
Dominion
Canada
Meighen
United States
Old World
New York
Europe
Wheat import hopes from Canada during Europe visit
Jackson Dodds, joint general manager of the Bank of Montreal and president of the Canadian Bankers' Association, said at the Canada Club in Europe that European wheat production is uneconomical. He predicted nations will favor buying Canadian wheat and other grains as times normalize, a forecast Brantford Expositor noted with cautious optimism.
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Europe
Jackson Dodds
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Bankers’ Association
Canada Club
Old Land
Brantford Expositor
A Strange Deal in a Boulder Bridge Rubber
In Boulder Colorado Dr Leonard R Pratt and R C Martin partners held all red cards while their wives opponents held the backs They bid and won on a laydown becoming vulnerable and scoring 2460 points with a 700 premium for a rubber game
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Boulder
Colorado
Leonard R. Pratt
R. C. Martin
Denver
Greven
Fastest Fire Engine Installed at Brooklands Track
A new Gre engine, claimed to be the world’s fastest, was installed at Brooklands race track in England. It can exceed 100 miles per hour and during recent tests demonstrated it could reach any part of the two and three quarter mile heat within one and a half minutes.
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Brooklands
England
Lost Park Town of North Carolina Sees Abandoned Mills
In Morth Carolina near Park flows a winding stream where homes once stood and the town’s principal millstone industry vanished years ago. The time-stained Grand Hotel register last shows Moses Faber of Latimore Md paying 75 cents for a night on April 2, 1801, with the clerk’s name now illegible.
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Morth Carolina
Rome
Baerman
Grand Hotel
Moses Faber
Lattimore
Jaunty pattern for summer dresses and guimpe sets
This article discusses fabrics options for a light weight jumper dress and matching guimpe in cottons linens tub silka and wool. It notes color schemes such as white with brown novelty striping nautical blue linen and horseblanket check. Style No. 900 fits sizes 12 through 20 years with yardage and price details.
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Gobardine
First Woman Newspaper Editor in Brantford Century Ago
Brantford Ontario celebrates Mrs Alice Lemmon Keeler Hart as the continent’s earliest woman editor. Born in Ireland, she began editorials after marrying David Keeler in 1833 and later ran the Brantford Courier and Grand River Commercial Advertiser. Her career predated claims by Anne Royall and Kate Masaar.
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Brantford
Ontario
Starto
Alice Lemmon Keeler Hart
the Sentinel
Rive
Anne Royall
Mra
Kate Masaah
Montreal
F. D. Deville
Mra Hart
David Keeler
Nathan Gage
Fochester
N.Y
Keeler
Alice Lemmon
Ireland
George Brown
The
Globe
Upper Canada
William Lyon Mackenzie
Rochester
Edna Ferber
Cimerron
Brant County
New Type Of Plane Pictured At Berkeley
M. K. Kirksten of the University of Washington outlined a novel airship concept to the American Association of Mechanical Engineers in Berkeley California. The craft would lack wings and propellers and move like a paddle wheel ferry boat on air with radio energy posing a hazard to nearby workers.
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American Association, Society of Mechanical Engineers
Berkeley
California
To-Morrow
M. K. Kirksten
Aeronautical Engineering
University of Washington
Hirksten
Ocean
Seed Shortage Spurs Shift to Fairway Crest Wheat Grass
Western Canada produces substantial crested wheatgrass seed but demand remains far ahead. Drought struck Saskatchewan and Alberta limiting seed filling while the drought resistant Fairway strain sold at premium. Seed stocks may soon be dominated by the improved variety as distribution broadens.
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Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Wheat Grass Bulletin
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Danger From Hopper Poison Dr Wright Warns Saskatoon District
In the Saskatoon district careless handling of grasshopper poison has killed five cattle four horses and a dog over recent weeks ending near the city. Dr Norman Wright a veterinarian warns of the danger to humans and animals after incidents including poisoned bran dripping from a wagon and a dog dying after a farmer spread poison with a fanning mill.
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Saskatoon
Norman Wright
Wright
Increase Of Scientific Knowledge Will Be Important Factor In Stimulation Of World Recovery
Charles F. Kettering of General Motors argues that escalating scientific knowledge will drive world recovery. He asserts that what we do not know matters more than what we know, and forecasts advances in energy use, aviation, navigation, and materials. He contends civilization will rise through discovery, not retreat to lower living standards.
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Planta
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Corporation
World wool and mutton outlook cited by Canadian market
The 14th Annual Market Review from Canada's Dominion Department of Agriculture notes Canada as a minor but influential factor in world mutton and wool trade. It reports stronger wool demand, improved grower returns, and favorable lambing seasons in Australia and New Zealand, predicting higher output and continued price gains into 1934. The document highlights the global shift benefiting Canada and the overall meat and livestock market.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Australia
New Zealand
Women face higher risk from fasting for slender figure
Prof H J Deuel of the University of Southern California Medical school told the AAAS that women who fast or starve for a slender figure incur greater health risks than men. He noted women develop more pronounced acidosis during a week of fasting and cannot oxidize fat as efficiently as men, increasing danger.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
H. J. Deuel
University of Southern California Medical School
Prof. Deuel
Power in chaff sources amid cereal crops
A cereal chemist addressed a millers and bakers convention in Toronto and stated that chaff and straw from cereal crops contain vast power. He noted farmers can heat with surpluses but better use lies in lightening soil and improving soil conditions.
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Millera and Bakers
Toronto
Two William TIT sliver furka gold in London
In London two William TIT sliver furka items fetched $875, marking notable early buying. The sale highlighted demand from collectors and signaled price momentum for similar artifacts in international markets.
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London
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