Big Annual Savings To Poultrymen From U S Experimental Work
U S agricultural expert H C Barett reports key findings from 15 year studies at Beltsville Maryland on optimal egg hatch conditions. He cites ideal incubator temps of 100 degrees with 60 percent humidity and specific gas mixes, noting 80 to 95 percent hatch rates under certain regimes and warning minor temp changes affect time and chick quality.
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U. S
H.C. Barett
Agriculture Department
Barett
Beltsville, Md
No Set Study Opposed at Cana dian Teachers Federation Meet
The 35th annual Canadian Teachers' Federation conference at Saskatoon rejected a Dominion-wide curriculum for Canadian schools. Delegates discussed teacher exchange with U S school boards and voted down an honor roll for meritorious public service. The resolutions on national scholarship were reduced and unanimously approved.
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Canadian Teachers’ Federation
Saskatoon
United States
Unearthed Bar Vies With Ice Cavities at Ostia Ruins
Archaeorg reports Datica Antica site reveals a marble bar near Ostia ruins with two large cavities likely for ice and a boiler. A Hygieia statue was found nearby, suggesting ancient patrons raised beakers to the goddess of hearths and health.
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Archaeorg
Datica Antica
Rome
Ostia
Hygeia
Ontario Chief Justice William Mulock Near Retirement
The article recalls Mulock’s 62nd birthday and a past proposal to name him Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. He quips about aging, noting a four year span until his next milestone and joking about future plans after his term.
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William Mulock
Ontario
One of the Things You Can't Buy on Credit is Experience
A concise saying extols the value of experience over material purchase. The quote highlights practical wisdom gained through real world events as a non-tangible asset. It reflects a belief in learning from time and effort rather than financial expenditure.
Boys Speaking Contest At Royal Winter Fair Plans
At a Canadian Council on Boys and Girls Club Work meeting the Executive Committee outlined a public speaking contest for members aged 18 to 20. One entrant per province, topic tied to youth in agriculture and club work, with plans to expand club exhibits of grain and potatoes, including corn classes for the first time. Regular club project contests will mirror 1935 with six projects: dairy cattle, beef cattle, poultry, seed grain, and seed potatoes.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Conrada
Canada
Dominion Seed Branch
Canadian Council On Boys
Counci
Greenland Strives as Fully Christian Mission Field
Greenland claims to be 100 percent Protestant under Danish church leadership. Hans Egede, born 280 years ago, is honored with monuments at Godthaab. A Pentecost baptism on May 20, 1994 at Cape York marked the last heathen conversion. Parishes span 150 to 200 miles, with a strong church presence, schooling, and religious instruction in public schools.
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Sry
Hans Egede
Greenland
Lutheran Church
Hans Gede
Godthaab
Cape York
Denmark
Copenagen
Honest Labor Pays Red For Easy Way Of Living Ends In Failure
A moral exhortation extols diligent honest labor over chasing fortune. It argues that steady work yields reliable rewards, while seeking unearned riches leads to poverty and folly. The piece counsels directing effort into proper channels rather than idle wandering.
Means A Whole Lot Personal Appearance In London
Twenty unemployed women were paid to undergo a beauty facial rejuvenation method, earning 25 cents an hour for up to 24 treatments. Afterward their improved looks helped them find work, with marriages offered, a film contract secured, and quicker employment for many. Russia's failed attempts to mint platinum as national coinage are noted.
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London
St. Thomas Times-Journal
Joyful Crocheted Pull-ons Pattern 5676 in Winnipeg
Crochet pattern 5676 presents long lengthwise pull-ons in two contrasting color stitches. It features two vertical pieces with decorative self-fringe and smooth wear. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union for pattern 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg.
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Household Arta Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
E.wanipes
Lab grown farming and League finance coverage mix realities
The article describes a soilless farming concept demonstrated by Prof W F Gericke in Berkeley with crops grown in water tanks and sawdust beds. It also recounts Sir Herbert Ames detailing League of Nations funding challenges, early operations in 1920, and his confidence that the league will rebound after European dictatorship pressures.
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Berkeley
Cal
W. F. Gericke
University of California
Beleves
Gericke
Honey export plans loom for Saskatchewan producers
Saskatchewan producers with 500 pounds or more may export honey this season via Churchill. Honey must be packed in 60 pound containers and shipped to Yorkton or Saskatoon for export. Prices expected: wholesale about 9 cents per pound for 10 pound packages, 9 1/2 cents for 5 pound, and 10 cents for 2 1/2 pound pairs. Retail prices to be about 20 percent above wholesale. London cinema organ claims to be the world’s best, installed in a $50,000 new TV station. Tokyo census records 5,875,667 people.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
London
Regent's Park Rose Garden Opens With New Features
The Regent's Park rose garden in London has grown this year by sixteen beds and now hosts 20,000 rose plants representing 150 varieties. Climbing roses on a pergola are among the new features, and a free catalogue helps visitors identify the varieties. The garden, praised as England’s best when at its peak, was reported by English newspapers to be at its best around July 1.
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Jas
Regent's Park
London
la Pergola
England
Toronto Star Weekly
Beetle inquiry sparks port of London debate
A pottwe beetle from Montreal triggered a Commons inquiry after a thorough search of a vessel yielded no find. Minister Elliot said initial May reports suggested higher distribution risk while a later search found no beetle. Britain plans to import 25 million Havana cigars this year.
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London
Montreal
House of Commons
Elliot
Britain
Havana
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San Salvador
Spain
Geneva
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Florida
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