Fish Foods Value and Amino Acids in Diets
The article extols fish and shellfish as rich, digestible protein sources containing all essential amino acids. It highlights vitamins, minerals, iodine, phosphorus, calcium, iron, copper, and Vitamin D from fish oils, noting Canada's fishing industry offers about sixty varieties in processed, fresh, and frozen forms.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Canada
Canadian
Educated Ambassadors Strengthen U S China Ties
Detroit Free Press notes that American diplomats to China and Japan increasingly come from U S educated backgrounds. It cites Sze at the Chinese Embassy and Wang at Yale as examples, praising the deeper grasp of American life these ties provide, while lamenting the lack of Chinese university degrees among envoys.
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Lminess
Washington
America
Sze
Cornell
Chinese Emassy
C. T. Wang
Yale
China
a@e
Sendan
Nelson T. Johnson
Far East
Japan
United States
Detroit Free Press
Wise State Arms Drive Opens Defence Campaign
Switzerlang launches a financial campaign urging subscriptions to build up defences. Joan of 235,000,000 francs about $76,375,000 cited amid European instability and enemy pressure as a potential precursor to a catastrophe greater than 1914.
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Switzerlang
Joan
Europe
Time To Be Friendly Natively Shows Simple Kindness
The Christian Science Monitor profile highlights a rural New England mail carrier known for friendliness. His daily acts bring happiness, encourage neighbors, and uplift a struggling farm couple who credit him with teaching practical skills and hope. His long service spans decades, making him a walking encyclopedia of community care.
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New England
John
Christian Science Monitor
Educating Pedestrians with London Loudspeaker Trial
London proposes loud speakers at busy crossings to reprimand jay walkers as a psychological method to reduce a high pedestrian death toll. The plan targets pedestrians who cross against signals, with warnings delivered in stern tones. Meanwhile Germany reports rising rejections for military service due to dental issues, noting the Hitler Youth show widespread poor teeth.
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London
Germany
Early US road project in Bellefontaine reaches 4400 sq yd
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the first concrete road built by the U S Bureau of Public Roads in Bellefontaine around 1889, totaling 4400 square yards. Also referenced is a Frague Slovakia group with weekly meetings and a rule to tell one joke daily, plus a stray 2170 3 token.
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U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Bellefontaine
Frague
Czecho
Slovakia
Admiralty Barters Obsolete Warships for Majestic Liner
In its first bartering attempt the British Admiralty exchanged two old submarines for the liner Majestic, once the world’s largest ship, which will be refitted as a training vessel. The Majestic, 56600 tons, was sold by Cunard White Star to Thomas W Ward & Co for scrap, but the Admiralty reclaimed her to use as a training ship amid ongoing scrap metal contracts. More old warships may be delivered if metal is needed.
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British Admiralty
Marestic
Majestic
Ross
Cunard
White Star Line
Thomas W. Ward & Co
SheMeld
Ward Company
Admiralty
Housing For Poultry Construction And Roof Shape
Proper poultry housing requires good location sunlight moisture control insulation sanitation and ventilation. A simple sturdy design suffices and careful planning saves cost. The roof is typically the most expensive element. Italy has taken a significant step in Ethiopian civilization by transforming natives from soldiers into brigands.
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Italy
Ethiopia
American Legion Calls For Democracy At 18th Convention
Secretary of War Newton D. Baker urged the American Legion at Cleveland to maintain democracy liberty and peace in a world he called unsettled by strange philosophies and political heresy. National Commander Ras Murphy Mready warned disarmament is impossible amid global tensions as Legionnaires in colorful uniforms gathered for the 18th annual convention.
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American Legion
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Baker
Cleveland
Ras Murphy Mready
America
Murphy
Weighty Kiely Dominates Connecticut Firemen Meeting
William Kiely a hook and ladder driver of the New London Fire Department stood out at the Connecticut State Firemen’s Association convention in Greenwich. Kiely weighs 580 pounds, having gained 220 pounds in five years, while London’s Bishopsgate Station to be rebuilt at $500000 will be among the best equipped police buildings.
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William Kiely
New London Fire Department
Connecticut State Firemen's Associated Meeting
Greenwich
Conn
Kiely
Bishopsgate
London
Swat the Fly And Save Our Babies Warns Health League
The Health League of Canada warns of the winter fly menace linked to infantile diarrhoea and says Canada must modernize garbage disposal, install self closing screens and netting, and swat flies to protect infants and curb typhoid and tuberculosis risks. Dr. Gordon Bates urges urban cleanliness, daily floors wash, prompt disposal of leftovers, and cleaning to reduce fly eggs.
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Health League of Canada
Canada
Gordon Bates
The
Health League
Bates
Round Table Debate Praised By Queen's Principal
Dr RC Wallace principal of Queen's University and former University of Alberta president urged social education for adults in Ottawa at the first National Adult Life Congress. He condemned platform speaking and favored small group round-table discussions led by a well informed chair. He noted women’s rising education and urged lifelong learning for all ages.
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Queen's University
RC. Wallace
University of Alberta At
Edmonton
Ottawa
United Church of Canada
Dominion
Wallace
Scientist doubts new animal species remain in wilds
Dr Raymond L Ditmar a curator at the New York Zoological Garden predicts a South American expedition to find an unknown anthropoid ape will fail He says modern science already catalogues more than 14000 animals and unlikely any species remains undiscovered The article also notes Britain’s used car trade employs about 200000 people.
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For of Zoo
Raymond L. Ditmara
New York Zoological Garden
Bronx Park
Wintering Bees Beekeeping Important for Canada
The Dominion Apiarist C B Gooderham outlines three key factors for successful wintering: strong populous colonies with young bees, abundant wholesome stores, and adequate protection from cold. Bees cluster when cold, using stores for heat. too few bees increase strain, while excessive heat risks unwanted brood. Strong colonies minimize individual effort and improve survival. the bulletin on winter beekeeping is free from the Dominion Department of Agriculture in Ottawa.
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Canada
Dominion
C. B. Gooderham
Gooderhamiees
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ottaw
Letter writing habits show Austrians lead Europe in mail
An Austrian study finds 23-year old citizens are the most industrious letter writers in Europe. On average Austrians send 23 letters annually, Dutch 20, English 12, German 11, French 9, Italians about 7. The Austrian postal service handles roughly 1,000 million letters yearly, with love letters comprising about 2 percent according to an authority.
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Austria
Europe
Potatoes Shortage Prompting Imports to West
Western Canada faces a potato shortfall due to a poor crop and will need imports from eastern Canada before year end. The shortage extends into northern states with inquiries to the Regina Board of Trade about supplies and purchases from North Dakota and Montana.
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Western Canada
Canada
Regina Board of Trade
North Dakota
Montana
Wolves Attack Cattle as Alberta Trappers Demand Higher Bounty
Reports from Faust Alberta describe wolves causing cattle losses and scarce game. Trapper Gordon Laird notes ammo shortages at Little Buffalo Lake while residents blame wolves and bears for reduced moose and fur. Many trappers and settlers call for a higher bounty on wolves. Faust lies 200 miles northwest of Edmonton. Hardin Balthorpe of Chicago ordered to pay his wife $18 weekly alimony and offered his printing business, which she could not make earn.
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Alberta
Faust
Gordon Laird
Little Buffalo Lake
Lesser Slave Lake
Edmonton
Hardin Balthorpe
Chicago
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Bhon
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Bath
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