Rust Resistant Wheat Hope Forged for Canada
Ottawa announces progress in developing rust resistant wheats after years of research. Two promising families from Marquis crosses, plus Fentad, lead the field as thousands of bushels may reach western farmers in 1967. Research under Dr. H. T. Gussow and Dr. J. H. Craigie continues to refine milling baking quality and early ripening while distribution is controlled to prevent exploitation.
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Ottawa
Mmeathes
Saskatchewan
Becaus
Science Lomg Ago
Canada
Dominics
Croming Marquis
Rust
H. T. Gussow
Dominion
Winnipeg
D. L. Bailey
University of Toronto
J. H. Craigie
C. H. Goulden
Federal Department of Agriculture
Brandon
Wedier
8. J. Sigfueon
University of Saskatchewan
J. B. Harrington
Scientists Outline Stable Portion for Future Sugar Supply
Sager from Deblins are Couientes by Research details a stable portion of future sugar supply. American Chemical Society convention air s new method of producing for market. University of Southern California researchers Dr Wray Rieger Prof Leroy Weatherby discuss practical production comparable with best sugar. Weatherby notes differences in growing seasons for sugar from cane or beets. Wisconsin’s Prof C A Eivehjem advises infants need small daily copper for health.
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Sunes Ang
American Chemical Society
Ben Freaciech Wes
Wray Rieger
Leroy W. Weatherby
Research Associates
University of Southern California
Commeocracies
Ademtiots
Weatherby
C. A. Eivehjem
University of Wisconsin
Knives and Forks Shape Change in 1601 Italy
The article notes that knives were rounded as table instruments in Italy long before 1601. It credits Cardinal Richelieu with ordering the rounding of knife ends after witnessing Chancellor Seguir using a knife as a toothpick.
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Italy
Eziene
Carding Richelieu
Canancellor Seguir
Bela Pacssssion
Teuns Feads North Dakota Prep Game Inconsistent Text
Fragmentary OCR reads Teuns leading a team in a pregame. States and teams are garbled with North Dakota mentioned. The readable portion hints at a prep game context but provides no clear facts, participants, or outcomes.
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Teuns
North Dakota
New Vaccine Claims Cold Reduction in New Study
A new drinkable “teterophile” vaccine is said to cut colds by 43.7 percent last winter, with a 70 percent reduction among 398 people. After adjustments for mild colds, the net effect appears smaller, and the report notes varied results among 46 long-term sufferers. Findings published in Science by Rockwell Van Kirk Powell.
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New York
Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
George K. Rockwell
Hermann C. van Kirk
University of Cincinnati Department of Bacteriology
H. M. Powell
Lifly Research Laboratories
Indianapolls
Salt's Wide Uses Outlined For Farm Stock Needs
The Salt Division of CLl presents a chart titled In the Barn showing salt quantities for rations of cattle hogs and sheep, plus its role in hay fermentation to prevent spontaneous combustion. In the Dairy it helps cows butter and wrapping papers while In the Home it covers table use pickling and mouth wealth. For Curing Meat it suggests special smoked salt.
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CLL Hes
Highest salmon leap at Kettie Palis on Columbia River
The record notes a vertical jump of sixteen to twenty feet as salmon pass the falls at Kettie Palis. It states salmon travel 2,500 miles to spawn, cease eating upon freshwater entry, and die two to three days after spawning. A colonial telephone pole at Cape is mentioned in a separate curious line.
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Kettie Palis
Columbia River
London
Britain
East Prussia
Asso
Atlantic
America
Europe
Indian Ocean
Billingsgate
East End
Radium Tube Found In Pig Stomach After Search
Doctors at a Sioux Falls hospital traced a missing 3 000 dollar radium tube to a pig's stomach after a careful University of Minnesota style search. The tube, 1 16 inch diameter and 8 4 inch long, was located by a butcher who opened the animal.
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Moahsopital
Sioux Parls
A. J. Mee
J. W. Bechta
HH. Barver
War era food and travel by wood in Germany claim
In Munich Dr Neve warns that in case of war Germans might live on wood products feeding on sawdust drinking sap and using birch bark for clothing. Ornithologist Eric Hardy begins counting 10,000,000 birds as part of a major naturalist project amid Russia’s fortunes and factory candy production estimates.
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Germany
Neve Prise Winner
Munich
Eric Hardy
Naturalists’ Field Club
Liverpool
England
Russia
Woman Builder Challenges Nation to Match Homeworks
Mrs M Hinckley of Rainworth England issues a building challenge to any woman. Her first house, a four room red brick valued around 3000 dollars, she built largely by hand with her own plans and now occupies it. She is currently erecting a new eight room dwelling with foundations dug by herself. She wears practical work clothing and acts as architect and forewoman of the project.
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Sagteh
M. Hinckley
Rainworth
Summer Labor Day photography tips by John Van Guilder
The article discusses practical photography guidance for varied lighting during Labor Day outings. It explains adjusting diaphragm openings and shutter speeds for beach and picnic scenes, warns against sun glare and crowded compositions, recommends the largest lens opening for box cameras, and urges simplicity for better landscape photos.
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Labor Day
John van Guilder
Mass Education Initiative Aims to End Illiteracy in China
A London newspaper reports a sweeping adult mass education campaign in Greater Shanghai where 236 new main education schools opened to teach reading and writing to adults. Truant officers will enforce attendance with fines, as 66,008 students are expected to enroll by term end across 130 schools led by recently graduated principals and teachers.
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China
Greater
Shanghai
Cfty Lytaz
Jmcosle
Experimental Danish Dairy Established For Milk Production
Denmark created a National Experimental Dairy at Hilferod under the Agriculture Ministry with a staff of twenty and daily milk handling around 30,800 pounds. Funded by the state and the Danish Dairy Societies, it sources milk from Faurholm, Trolleaminde, and about 200 producers, most small farms, and stores over 2,000 cheeses.
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Denmark
Hilferod
Minister of Agriculture
Dairies
Faurholm
Trolleaminde
When Wives Were Auctioned at Portman Market
The London Times reports a Portman Market sale of a wife on July 4 1835. A halter was used around her neck as the husband led her to the auctioneer. Bids started at four shillings and rose by pennies until a dustman bought her for five shillings.
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London Times
Portman Market
Golf's tee origin linked to Icelandic starting point
A fragment claims golf word tee stems from Icelandic for starting point. It notes historic ties between Northern Scotland and Scandinavia, a claim about an Icelandic speech root, and mentions air traffic, Andean vanadium deposits, and the western meadowlark’s 27 melodies.
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Scotland
Scandinavia
Spinach Not Superior to Other Veggies in Iron Use
A Detroit Saturday Night summary notes University of Wisconsin research shows only about 26 percent of spinach iron is usable by the body, with meat higher at around half and cereals lower. Soybean iron reaches 60 percent while alfalfa and blood iron around 25 percent, prompting nutritionists to revise standards.
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Abe
Fucdor
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Detroit
Smokiness Fuel Checap Method Described To ACS
A described method before the American Chemical Society in San Francisco outlines converting coal currently used for heating into a smokeless fuel at about $1 per ton. George W. Carter and B. Clark Jacobson of the University of Utah report success with the Karrick method of low temperature carbonization to produce a solid smokeless fuel.
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American Chemicel Society
American Chemical Society
San Francisco
Karrick
George W. Carter
Clark Jacobson
University of Uta
Train the Mind to Mind the Train
A striking caption from the Railro ad data urges motorists to mind trains. It warns trains have right of way and that a few minutes saved is not worth a hospital bed or coffin as the consequence of a tie or loss with a train.
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Magasine
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