Canadian Parliament Expresses Gratitude to King on Jubilee
A message from King George to the Senate and House of Commons of Canada was read by Speaker J J Lewmen. It thanks lawmakers for their May 6 Jubilee address presented by Prime Minister Bennett and recalls wartime unity, economic hardship, and Canada’s evolving nationhood under the crown. The King praises the Queen, family visits, and prayers for continued prosperity and peace for Canada.
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Hous of Commons
R. B. Bennett
St. James's Palace
Hen
J. J. Lewmen
Hoges of Commons
House of Coromeans of Canada
Canada
St. James Palace
Bennett
Jesus
Divine Providence
Prairie settlement and farming patterns in the provinces
The passage describes farming as the dominant activity across the park belt with mixed farming prevalent in many districts. It notes ranching limited to dry areas of southwestern Saskatchewan and southeastern Alberta and to a strip extending from the international border. It references the Selkirk settlers in Manitoba introducing prairie farming about 120 years ago.
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Park Belt
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Selkirk
Manitoba
Calgary sanctuary aims to tame wild geese drama
Efforts to create independence of Canada's wild geese at Inglewood Sanctuary Calgary show small gains but backfire as tame geese spread, cross breeding with Keene varieties, and new geese breeds are sought. Three of five eggs hatched in sand mound nests to stay dry during floods.
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Calgary
Canada
Inglewood
Arctic
Grefly Pot Fy and Grow Worm Ia Or A Worm
A fragmented note discusses a Grefly as pot fy and a grow worm described as a worm, both categorized as bectio. The wording is unclear and appears to be a lexical puzzle or garbled OCR fragment.
Ontario Medical Association backs national cancer survey plan
In Fort William Ontario and Manitoba Medical Association sessions a motion called for a nationwide survey of Canada's cancer situation funded by King George Jubilee Cancer Fund. A committee will guide spending while trustees decide allocations. The convention also backs the Croll plan for indigent medical relief with 7 cents monthly contributions per relief case.
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Ontario Medical Association
Fort William
Manitoba Medical Association
King George's Jubilee Cancer Fund
Cancer Fund
Dominion
Cro
Ontario
Croll
Red Cross Maps Highway Disaster Aid Plan in B C
The Canadian Red Cross Society provincial executive discussed 16 high way points where disaster emergency organizations and first aid stations could be established in British Columbia. The Fraser Valley flood highlighted the need for ready aid and Eastern Canada’s success with service-station first-aid attendants between Montreal and Toronto was noted as a model for B C.
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British Columbia
Canadian Red Cross Society
Fraser Valley
Red Cross Society
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
B.C
Giant turtle found near Sudbury district records likely large
A turtle weighing 36 pounds and able to bear a 200 pound man on its back was found near Biezard Valley village close to Sudbury. It measures two feet long and 38 inches wide, the largest specimen yet recorded in the district.
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Biezard Valley
Sudbury
Fractured Humor on Eye Injuries and Costs
A humorous exchange recalls a grain of sand in a wife’s eye requiring two doctors and three dollars, followed by a jest about a fur coat in the eye costing three hundred and twenty one dollars, highlighting playful thrift and pricey mishaps.
New Bone Conduction Dental Chair Promises Comfort
The Vista A gentle chair uses bone conduction plates to transmit music through the skull during dental work. Dr Alien Halide notes it relieves fear, especially in children, with adults often preferring it as well. Wires connect plates to a phonograph for the audio experience.
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Alien Halide
Adeo
Royal Show Exhibit Sparks Oddqa Share of Wonder
Stacy comments on the aliver medal entries and marvels at artificial curing of hay. Sir William Crookes is noted for a diamond that emits light in a vacuum. The poet laureate keeps his post through party shifts, and Jamaica uses snails to clean moss on citrus trees.
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William Crookes
Jamaica
Grain Trade Forum Opens World Wheat Debate in Ottawa
The Langue of Nations Society in Ottawa heard W A MacLeod describe global wheat demand from wartime spikes to the 1929 crash. He warned surpluses flowed from misdistribution and under consumption, noting farmers faced falling prices as acreage rose and world grain carryovers grew.
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Canada
Langue of Natons Society
Ottawa
McFarland
W. A. MacLeod
Co-operative
Falon
Mr. McKavi
Merits of Brevity and Growth in Banana Plant Life
The text argues that merit depends on value rather than length and notes that short writing may be better than long. It then explains banana plant life, stating that after fruiting once, the original plant dies and a new plant grows from a shoot at the base.
Ancient healers used electric ray therapy for rheumatism
In historic practice, sufferers with rheumatism stood barefoot on the body of a torpedo ray, a finfish capable of delivering electric shocks, as a form of treatment.
Summer outdoor sports and snapshooting tips
The article promotes summer outdoor activities and amateur photography for all ages and budgets. It highlights choosing cameras, avoiding harsh midday light, shooting in early morning or late afternoon, and using a portrait attachment for close-ups. Tips include using a backlit white card to make colors pop and selecting Panchromatic film for accurate monochrome color values. John van Guilder.
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Get
John van Guilder
Garnet wheat leads Canadian seed testing push across farms
The crop testing program expands with over 20,000 stations aiding growers to plant pure Garnet and other strains. Officials note improved quality and better seed choice, as districts report fields like Marquis with strong yields, and rust resistant varieties are being developed for northern regions.
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Grewere
Mitters
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Canada
Western Grain Companion
L. H. Newman
Dominion Cerealial
Moody
Mr. Newman
Dominion Experimental Farms
Wax Plucking Of Poultry Develops Commercial Method
National Research Council of Canada and the Dominion Department of Agriculture announce a new wax plucking process for poultry. Immersing birds in liquid wax removes rough feathers and residual pin feathers with a hard wax coating that peels off cleanly, producing a neat finish. Wax will be produced in limited quantities in Ottawa with procurement details available from the council or the Livestock Branch.
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Dominion
National Research Council of Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Actust
National Research Council
Ottawa
Council
Knighthood Elevates Canadian Senate Members
The King's birthday honors list includes Thomas Chapais being Knighted, adding a second Sir in the Canadian Senate. Sir Allen Aylesworth of Toronto, first named to the Senate in 1923, had been made a KCMG in 1911, and sits with the opposition.
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Thomas Chapais
Sir’s
Senate
Allen Aylesworth
Toronto
K.C
Surgeon predicts 65 year life span by 1944
A noted surgeon from the Mayor clinic states that by 1944 the average life expectancy will be 65. He notes that while life expectancy rises, there is growing resistance to employing older persons in business. If this trend continues, a new large problem may arise concerning how to use the extra years of life.
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Mayor Clinic
Canada Poised to Boost Exports to Great Britain
Canada stands among limited nations with potential to raise exports to Great Britain aided by import quotas and restrictions on foreign countries, enabling increased trade activity and market access amid evolving trade policies.
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Canada
Great Britain
Expedition Reaches Mexican Canyon Deep and Vast
An expedition arrives in Chihuahua to explore a canyon announced months ago as 6,500 feet deep, about 15 miles wide, and over 100 miles long. The team plans surveys and mapping to assess its geology, hydrology, and potential impacts on regional science.
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Chihuahua
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