National Advisory Council To Direct Co-ordination Of Agricultural Services In Canada
Canadian agric official conference in Toronto discusses forming a national advisory council to coordinate agriculture services across the Dominion. Hon. Robert Weir proposes aligning with the national research council to boost farming profits and meet UK bacon quotas. A special beef marketing committee is named. provincial advisory ties urged, with focus on research and cross provincial cooperation. Alaska king salmon shows strong run as a surprising closing note.
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National Advisory Council
Canada
Dominion
Toronto
Robert Weir
National Research Council
Weir
Samuel E. Todd
Industrial Council
The
Canadian Meat Packers’ Association
United Kingdom
Dean A. MI. Shaw
University of Saskatchewan
London
Dean Shaw
J. C. Streckley
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
J. H. Evans
Manitoba
Hamer
P. E. Light
Dominion Livestock Branch
Ottawa
Doctors Report Alcohol Has Mixed Medical Value
Yale researchers Dr. Harold E Himwich and Dr. Louis H Nahum presented findings at the Federation of Societies for Experimental Biology congress in New Haven showing alcohol can help in diseases like diabetes and tetany by neutralizing acidosis, but worsens recovery in pneumonia and raises blood acidity. They link hangover to lingering lactic acid post intoxication and after heavy exertion, causing fatigue.
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Harold E Himwich
Louis H. Nahum
Yale Medical School
the Federation of Societies For Experimental Biology
New Haven
Conn
Florida fisherfolk college grants bachelor of fishing diploma
Dr C H Bryan a retired Chicago physician establishes a Florida course for anglers to improve skill and honesty rather than profit. The program awards a diploma calling the holder a brave man who has faced big fish with courage, broken gear, and a true tale of size and ferocity.
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Florida
C. H. Bryan
Chicago
Advice To Agriculturists At National Conference In Toronto
Leading speakers at the national agricultural conference in Toronto urged direct assistance for Canadian farmers. In a dozen committees efforts aim to shape concrete recommendations to federal and provincial governments for coordinating services. Dr. G I Christie of Ontario Agricultural College said farmers are not doing as well as they could and need more expert help from agricultural officials.
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National Agricultural Conference
Toronto
G. I. Christie
Ontario Agricultural College
Salmon skinning machine pioneered by Alaska brothers
W F Schlothan and his brother James of Ketchikan Alaska invented a device to skin salmon before canning. They have kept details private pending patents. About 20 000 cans of sazimon have already been processed this season with the machine, and the brothers foresee greater potential.
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W. F. Schlothan
James
Ketchikan
Alaska
Mary Objects To Man's Blue Dress While He Is Away
A fragmentary dialogue shows a mistress asserting that Mary wore a blue dress during the absence of her partner and that he dislikes it, followed by an abrupt exclamation about love. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or full sentence structure.
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Mistress
Mary
Whits House
Cute French yoke dress pattern for little girls
Ruth Rogers describes a charming dress pattern Style No. 854 for ages 2 4 and 6 years with a French blue yoke and white dot batiste skirt. It requires 2% yards 35 inch fabric and % yard contrast plus sturdy fabrics like pique broadcloth prints rayon novelties and wool crepe. Price is 25 cents in stamps or coin with wrap coin carefully.
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Batiste
How To Order Patterns Pattern No Name Size Town
Pattern order guidance reveals pattern numbers and names with sizes and towns for customer requests. The fragment lists fields for pattern number name size and town to contact or mail orders. Further details are not provided in this concise OCR segment.
Perfect Driver and Salt Trade Oddities
A humorous tale obsesses over a wife steering a sewing machine described as a perfect driver. A quip notes the car is actually a sewing machine. Separately, Holand purchased all salt shipped in a recent month from Russia, highlighting unusual procurement.
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Holand
Russia
Strathmore Holstein herd dominates Pacific Canada show in Vancouver
The Strathmore herd from Alberta led the Canada Pacific Exhibition in Vancouver winning top honors including junior and reserve championships for bulls, senior and junior, with Strathmore McKinley Exmperor narrowly beaten for grand honors by Texas Burke. The herd also won senior calf, yearling cow and senior yearling female prizes, plus multiple firsts for bulls over three and under four years. Strathmore Designer and Strathmore McKinley Senator claimed key classes, while McKinley Johanna earned best senior calf and Aggie Rose placed highly for CPR entries.
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Pacific Coast
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Railway
Strathmore
Alberta
Vancouver
Strathmore McKinley Exmperor
Texas Burke
Crystal Spring
Paull and Sons
Chilliwack
Strathmore Colony
Koba Fairchild
Strathmore McKinley
C.P.R. Supply
Railway Farm
Strathmore McKinley Senator
McKinley Johanna
C.P.R
Strathmore Aggie Rose
Horses Return to Harvests in Western Canada
The use of horses in harvesting across western Canada rises this year as low prices push farmers to cut expenses. Many revert to traditional horse power, citing gasoline costs and the need to avoid costly motor equipment repairs. Some progressive growers keep power gear, but overall the trend leans toward horses under financial pressure.
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Canada
Locust Beans Likely Carob Fruit Not Insects
A European scientist declares that the locusts eaten by John the Baptist were probably the carob tree fruit rather than insects. Dried carob pods are now sold as cattle feed, and the tree is sometimes called the honey tree for its sweet pulp in fresh pods.
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John the Baptist
Drying Wheat Without Damaging Milling Quality
The National Research Council reports that artificial drying of wheat now allows damp and tough grain to be dried without loss to milling and baking quality. The 104 page document confirms earlier specifications, discusses drying safety limits, two stage and continuous drying, and notes appendices with commercial dryer observations and literature reviews.
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Canada
National Research Council
Associate Committee
Vancouver
Associate Committee On
E. Stansfield
Research Council of Alberta
W. H. Cook
National Research Laboratories
Robert Newton
Division of Biology and Agriculture
Nature Photography In British Columbia During Summer Hunts
In mid-summer organizing hunting parties occurs across the Rockies and by September sportsmen trek to prime game haunts for trophies of mountain sheep goats caribou moose bear and deer. Yet many hunters now favor the camera over heads, recording prowess with still or movie films. The camera hunter gains double satisfaction knowing the subject could have fallen to a rifle yet remains alive to enjoy life in its chosen haunts.
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Rockies
Lfe
Trapping Rules Proposed by Saskatchewan Government
Saskatchewan plans full regulation of trapping in the northern hinterland with a licensed trap line system. Highways Minister A C Stewart notes rapid depletion of north supplies and warns that regulation is vital to prevent overcutting of fur country. Aspen poplar is widespread across Canada, extending to Mackenzie delta, used for excelsior boxes and fuel in Prairie Provinces. lumber is hard to season and perishable.
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Saskatchewan
A. C. Stewart
Stewart
Canada
Dominion
Arctic Ocean
Mackenzie Delta
Prairie
Forest Service
Department of the Interior
Old Tires Burned in Cavillon Markets for Pests
Old automobile tires are burned in Cavillon to kill destructive insects in market gardens. The tactic aims to curb pests while sparking controversy over environmental impact and health concerns.
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Cavillon
France
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
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Mother Nature
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Buchar
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