Canada as Empire Wheat Granary Claim Analyzed
The document argues Canada will become the Empire's wheat granary, citing authority on production and growth. It notes Peace River Valley gains, British capital in western provinces, and forecasts Canada surpassing the United States in wheat output within a few years, while addressing migration and profitability for English farmers.
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Canada
S.cecee-Ccoege Rete
Eae
India
Misivalla Oc
South Africa
New Zealand
Bol
Tédie
Tess
Norynward
Peace River Valley
Alberta
Evenaing
United States
Great Britain
British Isles
Minton
Canadas
Labor
Fatigue resistant metals under prolonged use studied
A University of Sheffield report to the Engineering Foundation by Prof. H. F. Moore shows fatigue failure costs likely run into millions in machinery, with improvements in fatigue resistant metals and nonferrous alloys offering reductions. Casting replaces forge work, but fatigue properties and testing challenges hinder wider adoption.
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Atahe University of Sliects
Hig Re
Engineering Foundation
Nalonal
Ragesishi
H. F. Moore
Placing the Blame How many foresters speak out
Forester of British Columbia cites careless campers and travelers as the top cause of forest fires last year. He estimates about 25 percent of incidents stemmed from human negligence, with unknown origins accounting for many cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forester
British Columbia
Caverlisti
Ungentle Rural Life Snatches in a Toad and More
A fragmented field note describes a toad feeding on worms with a long sticky tongue and water absorption through skin, alongside scattered quotes about garden pests and rural life. It mentions a toysion band and a humorous misread of a magazine, with stray lines about wise men and women’s average fortunes.
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England
Freight boom and tourism surge over prairie railways
The operation department reports freight movement heavier than last year with eastbound cattle wool feet and grain accounting for eastbound flow while westbound traffic remains strong. Merchandise from Eastern Canada floods in including dairy utensils metals paints glass and windmill gear. Passenger business dull since the war but feeders up and tourist traffic enormous as mountain hotels overflow and car accessories sales double. Canadian factories supply threshing equipment through Wingipes gateway.
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Sen Attra
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Prairies
Traffec
Praires
Umit
United States
Wingipes
Creamery Output Rises in Six Months of 1923
A report by Percy E. Need of the Dairy Commission for the province shows Creamery production up 25.5 percent in the first half of 1923 compared with the same period in 1922. Total output reached 6,216,000 pounds, a gain of 1,236,000 pounds, with growth concentrated in the central northern regions, reversing prior years' southern emphasis.
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Percy E. Néed
Dairy” Commissiones
Duipai
Russian Butter to Enter English Market Amid Canadian Rivalry
A scrambled report notes Russia plans to export butter to England as a competitor to Canadian products. It mentions Siberian butter shipments and a proposal to ship 258 wagons, sourced from Farmers' Sun, with unclear road sequences and dates. The second fragment discusses manicure origins in French convents for noble ladies.
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Soviet
Russia
England
New Name For Her Jones In Brief Noir Style
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a garbled exchange about a marriage and a peculiar arena on wheels. Names and clear actions are obscured, leaving only hints of a union and an unusual vehicle or device mentioned in an unclear context.
Saskatchewan Stockmen plan exhibit to Toronto and Chicago shows
Saskatchewan Live Stock Board will send its best animals to the Toronto Royal Winter Fair and the Chicago International Livestock Exposition. The Livestock Commissioner notes government assistance covers transport and exhibit management. Entries must be sent by October 20 with selection committees formed to pick top horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry. The Regina exhibit plans to assemble during the Regina sheep and swine city show on November 6 to 8, then travel to Toronto before judging. Saskatchewan breeders aim for strong showings following past championships at Royston and solid results at the 1920 1921 International events.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Livestock Board
Toronto
Saskatchewan Livestock Commissioner
Dovinion
Robertson
Thes
Livestock Branch
Regina
Ot ‘City
Pia
the Royal
Precocious child authors and misc literary quips
The piece notes Hild Conkting a child author with Shoes of the Wind, Myra Bradwell Helmer at six publishing fairy tales, eight year old Mrs. Allee M. Diehl claiming Wild Spring Flowers, and a Literary Gazette compare to Wordsworth. It ends with a series of wry maxims on driving and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hild Conkting
Olaibe
Chicago
Myra Bradwell Helmer
Allee M. Diehl
Literary Gazette
Wordsworth
Canadian Exposition Train Touring France Draws Keen Interest
The Canada-France Exposition Train tours France from Havre to Paris with three motor coaches carrying Canadian goods. Senator Beaubien leads a Canadian delegation including Prof. Laureys and MP Georges Bouchard. Thirty students lecture. exhibits planned for Place de la Concorde and a Tul-lerie Gardens building. Canada hopes to double trade with France, aided by Premier Mackenzie King’s message of friendship and entente. The public shows strong interest, with pamphlets and resource displays promoting settlement and manufacturing opportunities.
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Havre
Ita
France
Paris
Charles Beaubien
Montreal
Henubien
Chile
Chambre de Commerce
Deaubien
H. Laureys
School of Higher Commercial Studies
Aml
Ottawa
Georges Bouchard
Ste.Anne de la Paradlere
11 Barre
Place de la Concome
Tullerier Gardens
United States
Canada
Republic
W. L. Mackenzie King
Aries
Britain
Dominion
Immigration and railways plan co ordination of publicity
A Montreal conference with Hon James Robb minister of immigration W D Robb CN representatives Col J S Dennis CPR and W J Black deputy minister of immigration discussed coordinating publicity and preventing overlapping among agencies promoting immigration and railway propaganda to immigrants in the United States. The closed meeting yielded an understanding to streamline efforts and boost efficiency.
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James Robb
W. D. Robb
Canadian National Railways
Col
J. 5. Dennis
Cp.r
W. J. Black
Montreal
United States
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
Immigration Bureau
Detachable Word Counter for Typewriters From England
A new detachable device called a T Nap rests on the space bar of any typewriter. The operator taps the f bar after each word and the counter records the word number as spaces are made. The England made instrument aims to tally written words with each keystroke.
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England
Irish proverb on drought and sharing a shower
A fragment from a conversation shows Dr. Blank telling his gardener Patrick that sharing an hour of rain will do more in five minutes than a month of it would in a week at any other time. Pat questions what will be shared and the quote ends with a humorous reply.
The Feminine Viewpoint in a Comic Exchange
Pauline and Josephine discuss men as changeable. Pauline notes she once loved Dick and now cannot stand him, illustrating mood shifts in relationships and the era's light dialogue style.
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Pauline
Josephine
CPR to widen irrigation headgates at Kimball Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway plans a 60 percent increase in irrigation headgates at Kimball in Southern Alberta to support a 40000 acre expansion in the Lathbridge district. An invention for heating a wheelbarrow for winter cement work has been completed.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Kimball
Alberta
Iathbridge
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