Courage Amid Western Frontiers Fueling Canadian Recovery
The Pinaneia Post survey shows Western Canada resilient despite droughts and tough conditions. Manitoba enjoys strong wheat and barley premiums, Saskatchewan’s drought limits yield but northern areas rise, Alberta sees higher gains though some districts suffer, hogs rise, beets profitable, oil prospects loom, and British Columbia sustains activity through lumber and mining with better fruit yields and firmer prices overall.
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Pinaneia Post
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Making The Air Safe From The News Of The World
The piece urges immediate steps to force aircraft to fly high over the Channel to enable emergency landings. It notes the Hill man machine crash lacks a certain explanation and warns misty weather endangers pilots who fly low. It cites Croydon as a bearing aid and compares airliner fatalities to road deaths, with 17 lives lost this year and 15 in 1885.
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Te World
London
Channel
Chan‘nel
Croydon
Apple Emanations Mystery Baffles Refrigeration Experts
A bizarre report from the British Association of Refrigeration describes elderly apples emitting fumes that ripen bananas and unripe apples and affect potatoes by suppressing sprouts or causing wartlike growths. Researchers continue probing the strange emanations with no clear results yet.
Endurance pilot jokes as Winged England housing stalls
In Winged England no houses have been built for over 50 years amid air hero banter. A first aviator quips no one could beat Bill in endurance, while a second asks why. The gag centers on a wife planning to start cleaning a house once he lands.
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Winged
England
Cheese as a Food Prized in European Diets
The article extols cheese as a compact, nutrient rich staple, noting its milk derived protein fat and minerals, high body building content, and vitamin presence. It highlights cheese as economical and long lasting, suitable for natural serving, with strong emphasis on its role in European and Canadian diets. It urges greater use in Canada and remarks on cheese being accessible year round.
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Canada
Four Simple Rules from Delaware Auto Association
The Delaware Automobile Association of Wilmington outlines four simple rules to reduce accidents. Slow down at intersections observe signals give hand signals and make turns safely grant the right of way. The article notes violations may be excused by gravity but not by the law.
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Delaware Automobile Association
Wilmington
Delaware
Standardized Bettas and Kris Kringla in Quincy News
Fragmented OCR note mentions betting on Bettas and a Santa Cau in Quincy Massachusetts with merchants uncertain about arrangements. Also references a line about announcing departure and a claim of over 100000 lepers in India with unclear context.
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Quincy
Mass
Jaipur Crocodiles Enjoy Privileges In State Run Park
Jaipur funds daily croc care in a city famed for mauve pink buildings and straight lines. The Rajputana crocodile tank is a noted sight with three square meals daily and a keeper who enthralls the beasts with his approach even as visitors watch in awe.
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Jaipur
India
Rajputana
Man Survives Jump Into Aso Volcano Remarkably
A man attempted suicide by leaping into Japan’s Aso Volcano. He tumbled about 1,000 feet, survived after briefly lying unconscious on lava and ashes, then began a ten hour climb to the summit observatory shelter. He said the act faded from his thoughts as he regained awareness.
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Aso
Japan
Canadian Funds Flow Shifts Amid Gold Boom
The report notes a rebalanced cross border investment pattern. Previously for every $3 Canadian to the US, $2 US went to Canada. Now the ratio is about $1 Canadian per $40 US flowing from the US to Canada, reflecting shifting investment directions.
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Toronto
United States
Canada
New York Herald Tribune
Republic
International Music and National Anthems Across Borders
The piece notes bands across the world adapting tunes from various nations, including the Lhasa police band in Tibet and a Dublin Horse Show episode misattributing the Swiss National Anthem as God Save the King. It cites historical training in an Indian Army regiment and remarks on bands’ cosmopolitan repertoires and occasional misunderstandings. Queen Victoria once asked about a tune, receiving the quip Come Where The Booze Is Cheaper.
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Ntran
Dublin
Queen Victoria
Pigeon Roost Baffles Kingston Clock Observers
In Kingston North Carolina a pigeon perches on the town clock dial before six each evening. The bird is nudged by the minute and hour hands as they rotate, yet it remains and keeps roosting under the clock. Locals wonder why the bird does not move away or become wary.
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Kingston
North Carolina
Calgary's Moving Tree Stands Repositioned After Move
Calgary’s oldest elm, 35 years in place, weighs about five tons and rises 30 feet. It has changed its address again after occupying its prior site for 25 years. The tree was moved upright on a truck with ropes supporting it on all sides.
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Calgary
English Trees to Australia Planted by First Settlers
English settlers carried English traditions and trees to Australia eighty years ago planting walls of trees around homesteads as they squatted on virgin bush. The Evelidoune and Mawallock stations showcase English gardens, lakes, and lawns, while New South Wales estates boast rose gardens, willows, and bird sanctuaries. A bush ethos of hearty hospitality welcomes travelers and swagmen with meals and beds as Australian hospitality remains famed.
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Australia
Duke of Gloucester
Evelidoune
Melbourne
New South Wales
Saskatchewan Dairying Presses Forward In 1933
In 1933 Saskatchewan dairying advanced despite low prices. Creamery butter output reached 19,318,542 pounds, a 1,497,647 pound rise from 1932. Factory cheese totaled 758,071 pounds, up from 541,242. ice cream similar to 1932. Quality improved with butter first grade at 83.1 percent. cheese grading began. total product value rose from 13,033,100 to 15,666,900.
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Sas Heatehewan
Saskatchewan
Rail And Air Speeds In Historic Transport Feat
The piece notes air speeds near 420 miles per hour with Italian ace Lieut Francisco Gello unofficially pushing records. Rail records fall as Union Pacific M-1001 achieves 8 hours 56 minutes Los Angeles to New York, surpassing San Francisco run. Detroit News cites railroading revival and metallurgical advances reshaping transportation.
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London
Melbourne
Los Angeles
New York
San Francisco
Italy
Scott
Black
Franciscogello
Detroit News
Canadian button industry grows with Ontario and Quebec plants
The Canadian button industry shows rising activity led by 13 Ontario and 5 Quebec factories. In 1933 eighteen plants invested $1,526,745 with 568 workers earning $434,561. output valued at $1,185,624, mainly vegetable ivory and pearl buttons, while imports rose and exports remained modest.
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Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Nada
Animals that Travel Vast Distances to Wander and Return
A salmon marked and released near Tweedore was captured 60 miles away at Ballyshannon within a day. Seals on Pribiloff Islands reach the Antarctic in five months, 10,000 miles distant. Caribou migrate between Canada’s north and south in large herds, crossing spots in 48 hours and covering 50 to 70 miles daily. Elephants move in small, irregular herds and can traverse many miles between dusk and dawn.
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Tweedore
Ballyshannon
Pribiloff Islands
Antarctic
Canada
Mystery of the Missing Broom Stirs Mrs Shipshape
In a light domestic exchange Sally fails to locate the broom, prompting Mrs Shipshape to chide about order and a misplaced item. The quip about care in keeping things in their places follows, ending with a playful note about tradition. A final odd line invokes Millard Fillmore as the first president to bathe in the White House tub.
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Millard Fillmore
White House
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Aiogga
Usband
Alfi
Royal Canadian Academy
Royal York Hotel
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
F. S. Challener
F. R. Soburn
Montreal
C. W. Jefferys
W. J. Phillips
RCA
Winnipeg
Motor Club
West SN
LAN
Saskatchewan Dairying Advances
Sally
Mrs. Shipshape
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