New Drug Cures Tsetse Fly Plague In Africa
The Imperial Chemical Industries drug Antrycide promises protection for cattle against tsetse fly bites, enabling farming over 4.5 million square miles in East and West Africa including Uganda Kenya Sudan and Nigeria. It aims to restore cattle rearing and soil fertility by preventing diseases and losses from tsetse attacks.
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Africa
Uganda
Kenya
Sudan
Nigeria
Iuto
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Newfoundland recruits to join Canada's forces after confederation
Ottawa reports Canada will extend recruiting for army air force and navy to Newfoundland after confederation. Education poses a potential hurdle with high school entry required. enlistments rise, a headquarters will be set in St. John's, and a Newfoundland regiment and reserve units for navy and air force are planned.
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Canada
Newfoundland
Department of National Defence
St. John’s
Newfoundland Regiment
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Navy
Airforce
RCAF
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Germans Learn English Through Tricky Language Verse
A Berlin magazine piece edited by Erika Klopp notes how Germans struggle with English. It highlights how plurals like ox become oxen while one fowl becomes two geese, illustrating confusing language rules and pronunciations that prompt hair tearing among learners.
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Berlin
Erika Klopp
Money To Burn In Bank Of Canada Incineration Tale
A dramatic account describes daily incineration of about two million dollars at the Bank of Canada. Five men haul torn notes from a vault to an incinerator, destroying currency while bank officials reissue checks. The process creates large amounts of smoke as worn bills are cancelled and reduced to waste.
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Banka
Canada
G.F. Towers
Donald Gordon
Jitat
Tate
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