Go West Youth Move in Canadian Population
The piece notes a long term shift of Canada's population westward and northward, citing census data. It highlights concentration growth west of the Great Lakes, a moving population center toward Fort Ste. Marie area, and rising western political and economic influence with manufacturing shifting toward western Ontario and beyond. It also compares Canada’s westward trend with similar movements in the United States and Europe, predicting continued westward development and stronger western representation. The trend is linked to mineral wealth, geography, and future economic linking with the Churchill Hudson Bay route.
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United States
Europe
Asia
Christopher Columbus
Atlantic
Old World
Americas
Japan
Far East
Manchuria
Canada
Canadian Geographical Journal
Great Lakes
Montreal
Bault Ste. Marie
al- Linas
Dominion
Kingston
Réa
Mid
Pembroke
Ontario
Sudbury
Sault Ste. Marie
O States
Thas
Columbia
Maritime
Vancouver
Quebec
Poland Seeks Names for 42000 Farming Communities
The government seeks names for the remaining farming communities after five years and 142000 projects had started, with about two thirds already named. Identifications for railcars or ice cream sundaes are mentioned as analogy for naming. Names chosen will be permanent.
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Poland
Average man speaks about eleven million words yearly
A common statistic asserts that the typical man uses about 11.8 million words in spoken language each year. This figure is cited in discussions of communication, cognition, and social behavior, illustrating the scale of daily verbal activity in ordinary life.
Canede's Destitute Sind Ne Previsies Tet Made In Regard Te Peasies
Philip E. Lawton, president of the Montreal Association for the Blind, criticized Canada at the 28th annual meeting for lacking a pension system for the blind. He noted Britain and New Zealand provide pensions and supports while Canada offers no such safety net, making it hard for even educated blind individuals to find work.
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Canada
Philip E. Lawton
Montreal
Layton
Northern Ireland
Free State
United States Protests Persian Treatment of Air Race Entrants
The United States formally protested to Persia over the discourtesy shown to two U S entrants in the England Australia air race. John H Wright and John Polando were detained for 24 hours after a forced landing between Mohammerah and Abadan on Oct 23 due to engine trouble. They later withdrew from the race at Karachi.
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United States
Persia
John H. Wright
John Polando
Mohammerah
Abadan
Wright
Polando
Karachi
India
Russia's Resources Propel It Toward Steel Leaderboard
Soviet Russia climbs in world rankings for natural resource output led by pig iron and steel. By 1934 Russia aims to reach 10,000,000 tons of pig iron, surpass Britain and displace Germany as second to the United States. Moscow claims output of steel and rolled metal above 16,000,000 tons, with Russia behind the United States and Germany. Authorities predict Russia may stand next to America in each metric in the near future.
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Soviet Russia
Russia
Germany
United States
Britain
Moscow
America
Squirrel Fights Hawk In Aerial Duel Near Schweinitz
An amateur naturalist reports in Schweinitz Silesia a mid air clash where a hawk grasps a squirrel. Both plunge to the ground. the squirrel escapes bleeding and climbs a pine as the hawk dies from a throat wound.
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Schweinitz
Silesia
Patent bid for poinsettia rubber extraction formula
Herman E. Pitman of St. Louis seeks patent protection for a formula that he claims could yield sixty percent of the United States rubber requirements. The method uses a poinsettia species, a plant common as a Christmas decoration, noted for thriving in southern states.
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Herman E. Pitman
St. Louis
United States
Queen Mary Visits Puzzle Booth at Imperial Institute
Queen Mary and the Princess Royal visited a fair at the Imperial Institute where disabled veterans displayed handiwork and a jig-saw puzzle booth. Queen Mary spent several minutes at the booth and bought the puzzle. The article notes Greenwich Observatory houses highly accurate clocks checked by a pendulum swing tag in a vacuum.
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Queen Mary
Harewood
Imperial Institute
Greenwich Observatory
England
Coroner urges modernizing criminal code on motorist deaths
Saint John coroner Dr. C. L. Emerson calls for a new offense between murder and manslaughter to deter deadly motor accidents. He says manslaughter is too severe for conviction and suggests impounding vehicles involved in fatal crashes for braking and other culpability reviews.
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C. L. Emerson
Saint John City
Saint John
N.B
Emerson
Perons
Milk for Scotland Pupils Aim by Education Minister
Scotland should adopt a daily school milk scheme as Minister for Agriculture Walter Elliot explains the surplus milk problem. He notes England already serves 1,000,000 children daily and aims to raise to 3,000,000 by Easter next year.
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Walter Elliot
Glasgow
Elliot
Scotland
England
Glasgow Herald
Canadian Leghorns Ship To France For Breeding Purposes
Two hundred white Leghorns shipped from Montreal to France for LAbbe A Deckman of Villers en Vexin Eure. Fifty white Leghorn cockerels and 150 pullets were purchased from ROP breeders in Western Ontario. Deckman visits Eastern Canada to study poultry methods after talks by Dominion Agriculture officers at the World's Poultry Congress.
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France
R.O.P
Ontario
L’abbe A. Deckman
Villers-en- Vexin
Eure
Montreal
Abbe Deckman
Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
London
Rome
Sugars in Honey How Fructose Dominates Crystallization
Three sugars in honey include levulose as the non granulating predominating fruit sugar. Dextrose and sucrose occur in smaller amounts with dextrose granulating rapidly while sucrose remains minimal.
Public demand for Dominion Entomological Branch guidance
Citizens seek authoritative information on better household insect sprays, moth proofing chemicals, and cleaning appliances like vacuum cleaners to prevent and control clothes moths and carpet beetles, reflecting a growing need for expert recommendations.
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Dominion Entomological Branch
New Plan By Makers of Vicks Aids Mothers Against Colds
A new home strategy from the Vicks VapoRub makers helps mothers manage common colds. The plan emphasizes simple steps for prevention and relief, aiming to reduce illness duration and spread within households.
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Vicks VapoRub
Vicks Plan Aims to Cut Colds at Home Use
New aid introduced with Vicks VapoRub to prevent colds in children and shorten illness. The plan includes Va-tro-nol nasal drops and VapoRub for throat and chest, marketed with a trial offer and money-back promise. Emphasizes daily home routines and basic health rules to boost resistance.
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Vicks
Viet
Grapho-Analysis Reveals Secrets of Character Reading
Readers are invited to submit handwriting samples for analysis by Lawrence Hibbert at the Winnipeg Newspaper Union. The piece explains how grapho analysis exposes traits, offers examples from readers in B.J. Winnipeg and W. I. Regina, and encourages self knowledge through handwriting assessment with a small fee and stamped return envelopes.
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Burns
B.J
Winnipeg
Regina
Nes
Lawrence Hibbert
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Man
Eagle Surpasses Speed Myth Yet Returns to Roost
Analysis notes that a bird can reach 1300 miles per hour in flight, claiming a speed record for avian locomotion though the paper jokes the eagle still has an edge over aircraft by stopping to roost on a mountainside without damage.
Anti Grasshopper Campaign Saves Prairie Farmers Millions
A Searle Grain Company report shows the anti grasshopper drive saved 17,768,000 for farmers across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Wheat saved totals 25 83 000 bushels with Alberta at 11,389,000 and Saskatchewan at 9,682,000. Manitoba saved 4,412,000 bushels amid overall losses of 14,343,000. Unofficial costs run under 1,000,000.
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Prairie
Searle Grain Company
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Discovery Is Interesting Announcement by Havelock Robb
W Havelock Robb of Abbey Dawn Sanctuary near Kingston Ontario announces an archaeological find on his property a large red granite medicine stone sacred or ceremonial Indian medicine and corn mill complete with grinder. The piece is uniquely shaped and believed to date from Champlain's era though its exact age is unknown.
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W. Havelock Robb
Abbey Dawn Sanctuary
Kingston
Ontario
Champlain
New Aid To Sailors Measures Depth Of Shallow Water
Coast and Geodetic Survey introduces the shoal fathometer. The device uses an audible signal to measure water depth with near foot-rule accuracy, aiding navigation and charting in shallow waters. The note contrasts with camera advances and recalls a 1898 waterspout off New South Wales.
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U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
New South Wales
Bad Weather Harms Skin Says Women Trust Hinds Cream
Cold rain and wind irritate hands neck and face causing dryness cracking and soreness. Since 1875 many women have relied on Hinds Honey and Almond Cream for skin protection and comfort in harsh weather. The creamy lotion moisturizes and protects the skin when applied before exposure and is sold at drug stores.
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Canede
Squirrel
Hawk
Debe
Vicks Plan
Lawrence Hibber
Hingates
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