Markets For Western Products
The story outlines how western Canada’s grain marketing evolved from elevator monopolies and rail issues to government and cooperative farmers pools. It notes wartime shifts, market disruptions, the rise of Wheat Pools, and debates on compulsory pooling versus voluntary sales. It cautions farmers to study export markets and transport changes impacting prices and world trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Saskatchewan
United Grain Growers
Canada Grain Act
Europe
Wheat Board
West
Board of Grain Commissioners
United
Grange Industry Standout User of Trade Mark Machines
The grange industry ranks among the largest users of trademark machines. This note highlights its significant role in branding and product identification across markets.
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Grange
Ancient Romans Known For Whipped Cream in Desserts
The fragment notes that whipped cream was used in desserts by ancient Romans, indicating an early culinary practice. It highlights historical knowledge of dessert toppings and Roman culinary habits.
London Faces Prolonged Drought Halting Garden Watering
London endures a drought as the Lea River supplies eastern and northeastern districts. City authorities halted hose watering months ago and the water board will halve the special assessment at the next payment date to ease the burden.
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Lea
London
Water Board
Pages from Canada's Story by Helen Park
Review praises the book as a vivid engaging primer for Canadian history aimed at young students in Western schools. It highlights narrative portraits over chronology, emphasis on pioneering dangers and achievements, and the use of illustrations to aid memory and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Helen Park
Miss Pall
Rousseau
Park
Dr Williams Pink Pills Linked to St Vitus Dance Cure
A patient case from Mrs Stead of Wiarton Ontario claims Dr Williams Pink Pills rebuilt her nine year old daughter after a severe St Vitus Dance attack. The account describes long-term weakness and recovery after six boxes, and promotes ordering by mail from Brockville Ontario.
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William Stead
Wiarton
Ont
Port McNicol
Brandon appoints Dr Buckley agrostologist at Dominion Farm
Dr. G. F. Buckley, born in Halifax, has been named agrostologist at the Dominion Experimental Farm in Brandon. He earned a B S from the University of Alberta in 1920 and returns to Edmonton as assistant professor of field husbandry with a focus on continuing corn breeding begun in 1925 to develop a cold resistant early maturing variety for fodder and silage.
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G. F. H. Buckley
Dominion Experimental Farm
Brandon
Buckley
Halifax
N.S
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Brandon Farm
Sleep and Worms Brush from Infant Health
An old notice touts Miller's Worm Powders as the cure for infant worm infestations. It claims the powders destroy worms without harming delicate babies and restore restful sleep, enabling the child to thrive again.
England's Kings Who Never Married
The passage notes that only one English king grew to manhood without marrying. That king was William Rufus also known as William II, son and successor of William the Conqueror. It adds that Edward V and Edward VI never married but died before reaching adulthood.
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England
William Rufus
William II
William the Conqueror
Edward V
Edward VI
Bran don district sees record reaper-thresher use this year
Minard's Liniment for neuritis referenced. In Bran don district more reaper-thresher combines operated than any prior year despite short grain crops. Eighteen years were needed to construct the large gates of Henry Wils Chapel in Westminster Abbey. W. N. U. 1806.
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Brandon
Henry Wils
Westminster Abbey
Tires Wear Better in Cold Weather Than Hot Belief
The article challenges the common assumption that tires wear faster in cold. It argues tire composition and tread design influence wear, noting that extreme heat degrades rubber more quickly, while cold retains resilience and grip under proper pressure.
British Delegation Sails to Japan For Pacific Relations Meet
Lord Hailsham leads the British delegation to Kyoto for the Institute of Pacific Relations preliminary conference. The party, after visiting the Governor General and Lady Willingdon in Ottawa, sailed from Vancouver to Japan on October 3.
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Tokio
Institute of Pacific Relations
Kyoto
Japan
Lord Hailsham
Ottawa
Dr Fowler’s Extract Promises Quick Relief for Digestive Ills
Mr Roy Lighthall of Milford Ontario reports severe stomach cramps diarrhoea and pain. He credits Dr Fowler’s Extract with rapid relief after a single bottle and notes his brother had the same result. The product has been on the market for 84 years at 50 cents a bottle, put up by The T Milburn Co Toronto.
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Roy Lighthall
Milford
Ont
Woman Aviator Killed In Abilene Plane Crash
Miss Josephine Callahan, an armless flyer who piloted an unlicensed plane with a special control-stick arrangement, died when the aircraft crashed in a cotton field near Abilene Texas. The incident ends the tale of a unique aviation career.
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Josephine Callahan
Abilene
Texas
Miss Callahan
Goodbye Asthma Remedy Brings Quick Relief
Sufferers know the burden of asthma and the fear of attacks. With Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy at hand they can say goodbye to the enemy and regain life as it helps at once.
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J. D. Kellogg
Religion as Shroud and Cloak Metaphor in Public Discourse
A compact reflection notes that religion, when used as a cloak rather than a guiding principle, loses its moral weight and utility, exposing the wearer to critique and revealing the gap between belief and action.
One kind of enemy is a friend who does not oppose you
A reflection on friendship and loyalty notes that a true ally challenges error rather than preserving comfort. It warns that friendship without opposition can enable fault and hinder personal growth.
New Device Reveals Music Tone Patterns as Light
A new machine converts sound into light patterns on a moving screen at Steinway Hall New York. Developed by William Baird White and C Anderson the Osiso system photographs voice and music features showing distinctive wave forms for each tone.
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Steinway Hall
New York
William Baird White
American Steel & Wire Co
C. Anderson
Westinghouse Electric & Engineering Co
White
Yellow Mud Flows From China Rivers Darkens Coastal Sea
Off the coast of China the sea appears yellow as vast amounts of yellow mud continually wash from the country’s great rivers into the ocean.
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China
Mother Gra's Worm Exterminator Maintains Reliability
For years Mother Gra's Worm Exterminator has ranked as a reliable worm preparation and it always maintains its reputation.
Power site uncovered in Tongass Forest in Alaska
A power site with more than 20 000 horsepower has been discovered in the Tongass National Forest located in southeastern Alaska. The find highlights potential for regional energy development and may prompt feasibility studies and environmental review.
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Tongass National Forest
Alaska
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