Canada Year Book 1934 35 edition announced by Bureau of Statistics
The General Statistics Branch announces the new 1934 35 Canada Year Book. It is the official annual detailing Canada’s natural resources, development, history, institutions, demography, trade, transport, and social economic conditions with updated data up to press time. It highlights features across chapters from time zones and electoral districts to religions by race, external trade, labor and wages, public finance, and currency and banking.
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General Statistics
Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Dominion
Great Britain
United State
Canada Year Book sale at King's Printer price 1.50
A government notice explains a publication cost rise for the Canada Year Book due to economy needs. It urges purchasers to obtain from the King's Printer at 1.50, teachers and bona fide religious groups paying 80 cents. The text also notes appendices contain immigration and trade data missing from Chapter 8.
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Canada
Mussolini sways toward war as gold standard fades
The Italian dictator issues a decree to temporarily suspend the 40 percent gold coverage law, signaling a shift away from the gold standard. British and French responses mix with criticism of Mussolini’s Ethiopian campaign, while Japan’s economic aims grow wary of his expansion. Dominion rust researchers in Winnipeg report black stem rust spores appearing in Western Canada.
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Mussolini
Ethiopia
Italy
I Duce
Cour
Thay
Africa
Beaverbrook-Rothermere
Britain
League of Nations
Haile Selassie
Japan
TI Duce
Mr Duce
Canada
Dominion Rust Research Labratory
Winnipeg
Suez Canal
Russia
Rusted Wheat Bet ter Not Cut Too Early
A Manitoba agriculture release states that cutting rusted wheat before it reaches the firm stage reduces yields and quality. The firm stage is when kernels resist crushing between thumb and finger. Experiments in 1918 by Prof. J H Ellis showed best results from cutting at or after this maturity, with premature cuts causing color changes and shrunken grains.
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Manitoba
In Memoriam Spriggs Thos Spriggs
In memory of Thos Spriggs who died July 24 1932. A loving wife and family note his memory remains constant despite changes. Copy of a small obituary style tribute appears with family insertions.
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Spriggs
Thos. Spriggs
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