Gross breeding boosts acidity of tomatoes
Canada Department of Agriculture researcher Dr. C Walker at Morden Manitoba explains breeders can tailor tomato acidity for fresh markets and canning. He notes canned fruit requires higher acidity for preservation, and his crosses show progeny ranging from low to high acidity with season and irrigation effects influencing levels.
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Saya
Canada Department of Agriculture
C. Walker
Morden
Manitoba
Walker
Walkof
Giant 1134 Pound Goose Draws Local Speculation
Alberta Ziemer of Endlang shot a 1134 pound Canada goose that attracted hunting circles. Weighing far beyond common geese, measurements show six feet wingspan and a 42 inch body. Hunters speculate it could trace to a rare Canada Gray type, with others in the same flock at 11 pounds. Curator inquiry in Calgary urged for light on the mystery.
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Alberta Ziemer
Endlang
Albert
North America
Calgary
Hanne Herald
East Central Alberta News
Many Tea Varieties Dominating Canadian Purchases
Canadians buy a blend of 20 to 30 tea varieties and experts select from up to 300 kinds, with most tea grown in India and Ceylon.
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India
Ceylon
Fire doors must remain unobstructed in buildings
The policy emphasizes that fire doors exits stairs and fire lanes should never be blocked. It outlines safety requirements to ensure rapid evacuation during emergencies and to maintain clear access for responders.
Agro meteorology in Canada enhances farmer forecasts
The National Committee on Agro Meteorology guides improved farm weather services across Canada. Dr. D G Hamilton notes cooperation among federal provincial and university groups with media support to provide timely forecasts for haying harvests and pest management.
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National Committee On Agro- Meteorology
NCAM
D. G. Hamilton
Canada Department of Agriculture
Federal Department of Transport
Hamilton
Canada
World Meteorological Organization
WMO
Crossword clues and partial puzzle by A C Gordon
Puzzle clues listed with across and down entries, including Scottish symbol thistle and various chemical, geographic, and floral terms, plus broken names and partial phrases as readable in the clipping. Many entries incomplete or garbled but provide a word grid style crossword puzzle snapshot from the newspaper page.
Express delivery The Night Mail Train
Philip Bracken describes Britain's Travelling Post Offices TPO trains sorting millions of letters nightly. The four main north south and east west routes operate with carriages containing a 60 foot sorting office, while nets and cranes on trackside catch bags at express speed. Staff identify destinations by sound and re sort letters for onward journeys across Britain.
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Philip Bracken
Britain
T.P.O
Ursula Andress rises in Hollywood despite language barrier
Swiss born Ursula Andress first puzzled Hollywood as she could not speak English. She later married John Derek and learned the language quickly. She appeared in Dr No and the Sinatra Martin Texas project that used a life sized painting of her. she keeps an ocelot and an Afghan hound as pets.
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Ursula Andress
Hollywood
John Derek
Ursula
Texas
Time for lamb season boosts Canadian sales and tips
The Meat Packers Council of Canada urges that autumn brings fresh lamb at reasonable prices as Canadians pause to buy. It contrasts low annual per capita lamb intake with high Australian consumption, notes lamb nutrition, and offers cooking tips from keeping the fell on a leg to proper searing and serving hot or cold with mint sauce.
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Meat Packers Council of Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Humility quotes from historic thinkers
A collection of short reflections on humility from Mary Baker Eddy John J. McCloy Thomas Moore Edward Reynolds Cicero and John Flavel. The excerpts emphasize humility as a source of strength virtue and grounded conduct for those who know God or themselves.
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Thomas Moore
Edward Reynolds
God
John Flavel
Territorials From This Newspaper Commentary Note
A readable fragment notes that territorial views are presented but disclaimers state they do not reflect the editor’s views. The piece signals opinion content without endorsing the positions described.
I Have a Dream and a Reflection on Freedom
The piece recalls Martin Luther King Jr’s Lincoln Memorial speech to over 200000 followers aiming to urge Congress to pass civil rights legislation. It notes the global impact and draws parallels with Canadian attitudes, highlighting ongoing discrimination in Nova Scotia and the moral stakes of liberty and equality.
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Martin Luther King
Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Congress
Capital Hill
Lincoln
United States
Public service reminder for Swan River municipal elections
Citizens are urged to volunteer for local governance in Swan River and neighboring towns this year. The piece praises public administration, notes many may serve without pay, and stresses democracy at work through council service or acclamation, encouraging willing residents to step forward.
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Swan River
Minitobas
Benito
Bowsman
Public safety vs criminal rights at Banff convention
At a Banff legal fraternity gathering officials argued for stricter police questioning limits and expanded surveillance tools to curb rising crime in Canada and the United States. They warned against overprotecting suspects and urged decisive punishment to deter criminals.
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Banff
Canada
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
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Agro-business
C.A.D
Plant Research Institute
Prairies
A. C. Gordon
S. Friners
Telkirium
Chem
Society Foreal Research
Bo National Park
Religious Society
Ae Society
Fea
Fio
Fay
Ivy
London
Scotland
Hollywood News Beat
Euston
Aberdeen
Mary Baker Eddy
John J. McCloy
Cicere
Antigonish, Nova Scotia
U.S
Nova Scotia
Abraham Lincolns
the Star and Times
The
Brooks Bulletin
Alberta
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