New Zealand to appoint trade rep in Canada and other world items
New Zealand will appoint a trade representative in Canada to boost commerce between the two nations. The monoplane Bremen will be placed on permanent exhibit in New York. A peach nectarine hybrid fruit was shown in London. Canadian wheat exports in August reached over 10 million bushels valued at nearly 15 million dollars. The B-100 dirigible's trans Atlantic flight to Montreal is delayed to May. Alberta physician Dr Robert George Brett dies at 78. Lord Ypres plans US exhibition of paintings at Ivy House studio. Prime Minister Mackenzie King may visit the Pacific Coast for speeches late October.
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Bremen
North Atlantic
Museum of Peaceful Arts
New York
Royal Horticultural Society
London
England
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Cardington
Montreal
Department of National Defence
Robert George Brett
Alberta
Calgary
Lord Ypres
French Bakers Mark Doughnut 400th Birthday
A nostalgic note on celebrating the doughnut's four hundredth birthday tracing origins to Paris in 1528. It notes how the pastry spread to England and beyond and ponders the identity of the creator who first shaped the doughnut.
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Paris
Channel
England
Christian Science Monitor
British Apprentice Grocers Tour Canada For Trade Welfare
Six apprentice grocers from Great Britain, selected by the British Institute of Certified Grocers, tour Canada under the Department of Trade and Commerce and Canadian National Railways to learn Canadian goods and promote trade between the UK and Dominion.
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England
Dominion
Great Britain
Canada
Department of Trade and Commerce
Canadian National Railways
British Institute of Certified
Clue to Frobisher Mystery Found in Arctic Relic
Donald B. MacMillan reports finding a stone house on Countess Warwick Sound with bear bones and moss dating to Frobisher's era. Kadilmarn yielded a well preserved Frobisher dwelling and pottery, suggesting the five men were not slain but built a boat and attempted to return to England before their craft was crushed by ice.
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Kadlunarn Island
Martin Frobisher
Donald B. MacMillan
Baffin Land
Countess Warwick Sound
Frobisher
Kadilmarn
England
MacMillan
Three Year Old Journeys Alone From Liverpool to The Pas
Albert Pilkington aged three travels alone from Liverpool to The Pas by ship and rail. He carries a doll named Bosco and a tall ticket, is met in Montreal by CN conductor George Cosgrain, then travels with Continental Limited to Winnipeg where he enjoys a train ride before continuing to his aunt in The Pas. He plans to rides dogsled later this winter.
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Albert Pilkington
Continental Limited
Winnipeg
Albert
Bosco
Liverpool
Bert
Pas
Regina
Montreal
George Cosgrain
Canadian National Railways
Survey Of Dairy Industry Data In Saskatchewan
Dr. George Misner of Cornell University announces a dairy cow survey across about 550 Saskatchewan farms with end of month records completion. The study, based in Saskatoon, is funded by the 1920 Canada Wheat Board agriculture surplus and supported by Regina's Department of Agriculture.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
George Misner
Department of Agricultural Economics
Cornell University
Misner
Department of Agriculture
Regina
Canada Wheat Board
Agriculture
Miller's Worm Powders Offer Safe Remedy for Child Worms
Painless and perfect in their action Miller's Worm Powders are a safe remedy for children showing worm symptoms. Symptoms include feverish restlessness and convulsions. After expulsion of worms the stomach and bowels tone up to a healthy condition.
Women take on exacting airframe work in factories
In Fleet Aircraft plants women perform the most exacting tasks from shaping and sewing wing fabric to delicate wing and strut adjustments. They also design interiors for custom orders. Major Reuben H Fleet notes women cover wings, assemble ribs, and fit parts more accurately and quickly than men.
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Reuben H Fleet
Fleet Aircraft, Inc
Buffalo
Carrot Marmalade Recipe for This Week
Grate 12 raw carrots and mix with 4 cups sugar. Squeeze juice from 3 Sunkist lemons. Stir in 1 teaspoon ground cloves 1 teaspoon cinnamon and 1 teaspoon allspice. Let stand one hour then cook slowly for one hour. Sterilize jars and seal when cold.
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Sunkist
Seedless Blackberry Jam Guide for Home Cooks
This brief instruction explains mashing blackberries, cooking in their juice, and pressing through a sieve to remove seeds. It advises measuring pulp and liquid, adding one cup sugar per pint, cooking until thick, and sealing in clean hot jars.
Natural Gas Exploration Planned Near Riverhurst
Exploitation of the district along the South Saskatchewan River near Riverhurst is to expand in the coming weeks to determine the feasibility of natural gas.
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South Saskatchewan River
Riverhurst
Ottawa sharpshooter captain dies at 74
Captain H O Gray veteran of the Riel Rebellion and longtime Ottawa sharpshooter dies in Ottawa hospital. He served with the Ottawa sharpshooters in 1885 and was a member of the Dominion of Canada Rifle Association council. The closing quote reflects a view on ambition.
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H. O. Gray
Canada
Ottawa
Ottawa Sharpshooters
Riel
Dominion of Canada Rifle Association
Research Possibilities in Chemistry and Industry Growth
A distinguished chemistry professor notes that listing all possible formulae from a 100 atom molecule would fill world books, illustrating a vast future for chemists. The speech recalls the birth of chemical industry, then cites Canada’s last year investments of 750 million dollars producing 500 million in goods and the US output near 7 billion.
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Canada
Chemical and Allied Industries
United States
James Fenimore Cooper Chewing Gum Drops Claim
A quip notes Cooper could not write unless he chewed gum drops. The remark reflects a humorous habit attributed to the author and appears as a light anecdote in the period context.
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James Fenimore Cooper
Diarrhoea Relief Praised By Canadian Mother
Mrs S J Jago of Canoble New Brunswick reports her three year old son suffered severe diarrhoea with active bowels and vomiting. After trying many medicines a friend recommended a remedy from The T Milburn Co. Ltd Toronto. After the second dose improvement appeared and half a bottle completely relieved him. She used it for the rest of her family and praises its efficacy.
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S. J. Jago
Canoble
N.B
Restoration Efforts Mark Second Temple Foundation
The lesson explores Ezekiel’s prophetic call during exile and the people's return under Cyrus. It notes courage of convictions, responsibility, and the mixed emotions at the temple’s foundation, where joy and sorrow mingle as old glories contrast with rebuilding in ruin.
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Jerusalem
Ezekiel
Israel
Jeremiah
God
Cyrus
Persia
Jehovah
Tennyson
Juvenile Swine Club Competition Expands in Canada
Over five thousand Canadian farm youth will compete in swine club and calf breeding contests across provinces. Prizes and trophies are offered by the Canadian National Railways as Dr. W J Black notes the program's rapid growth. Calf clubs show a 400 percent rise, with about 200 now in operation due to railway-backed collaboration.
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Canadian National Railways
W. J. Black
Colonization and Agriculture
National
Barcelona Imposes Exposition Postage and Telecommunication Taxes
Barcelona citizens face new taxes to fund the International Exposition. Letters must carry a five centimos exposition stamp in addition to regular postage. A hefty 1000 centimos tax applies to each long distance call and each telegraph originating there.
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Barcelona
Wheat marketing study on protein basis in Canada and Europe
Dr. Robert Newton of the University of Alberta has been asked by the National Research Council of Canada to investigate the reception in Europe for marketing wheat by protein content. The report will be prepared for Parliament's next session.
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Robert Newton
University of Alberta
National Research Council
Canada
Europe
Massive Milk Shipment From Aylmer Sets Record
Aylmer Ontario sent the largest milk evaporated product shipment by CN Rail, a 200 car train carrying 11 880 cases and 700 000 cans totaling 353 tons. The 1 500 000 pounds of milk valued at 65 000 dollars will supply farm homes mainly across the prairie provinces with some portion reaching the Pacific Coast.
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Aylmer
Ont
Canadian National Railways
West
Canada
Pacific Coast
Prairie
Pride in Canada fuels traveler’s strong patriotism
Dr. C. B. Oliver of Chatham Ontario expresses deep pride in Canada after recent travels through Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia. He says seeing Canada increases patriotism and belief that citizens have the right to be proud of their country, noting Canada offers wealth and opportunities comparable to other lands.
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Canada
C. B. Oliver
Chatham, Ont
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Dominion
Border Cities
It Has Many Qualities Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil
An old advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a cure all for coughs colds sore throats sprains and sores. It claims to heal cuts contusions and speed recovery, presenting the product as a pocket medicine chest.
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Dr. Thomas
Dallas Married Women Barred From Work Outside Home
A Dallas rule prohibits married women from taking jobs outside the home unless special mitigating circumstances are present. The policy reflects prevailing norms restricting women’s public employment.
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Dallas
Texas
Lightning strikes estimated at six to seven per million
It is estimated that about six or seven persons per million are struck by lightning, indicating a very low incidence rate within the population.
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New Zealand
Frobisher Party
Sarve
Conners Bros. Ltd
Black’s Harbor
N. B
A. B. Halatoff
Soviet State Publishing Trust
India
China
Betty Barclay
H. M. Tory
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Micord
T. Milburn Co. Ltd
Toronto
Minard
Western Canada
Eagle Brander
the Borden Co., Limited
Dept
Eagle Brand
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