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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
7
The 1917 18 winter caused heavy loss to hardy apple trees but seventeen Saunders hybrid crab apples survived and proved useful. Varieties Eve Pioneer Robin and others endured extreme cold with still good quality fruit, suggesting hardy Hueseiam types may succeed on the Great Plains within twenty five years with protection and further trials.
Safe canning requires clean jars lids and utensils. Use standard equipment or a kettle with a tight cover and a slatted rack. Central Experimental Farm Ottawa notes steam pressure cookers suit vegetables and meats. oven canning suits fruits tomatoes. temperature 250 275 F. Test jars by filling with water, check seals, replace cracked rings and buy fresh rubber each season.
Readable text notes that fine luscious fruit and vegetables along with tender poultry retain quality after canning. Describes mudhach and pump fowls among preserved goods with emphasis on maintaining texture and freshness.
Agric note outlines early harvesting of sweet clover mixed with wheat for summer fallow. Recommend two methods from Brandon Experimental Farm trials in Manitoba: (1) binder harvest with no twine and continuous rows, windrowed then stacked. (2) binder with small sheaves while ploughing, enabling simultaneous cutting and ploughing.
The Dominion and Provincial Departments of Agriculture recommend bran bait to combat cutworms. Mix 20 lb bran, 1 lb Paris green, 1 qt molasses with water to wet sawdust consistency, then crumble. Apply 15–20 lb per acre on infested land before transplanting, at dusk on still warm evenings.
The article notes that machine upkeep reduces operating costs and urges protecting equipment from weather. It recommends year round shelter or sheds, proper oiling of bearings, tight nuts, alignment, and routine maintenance. It highlights the need for tools and spare parts to support modern machine worked farming.
Claudette Colbert wins another acclaim as star of Private Worlds a revealing drama of a woman's secret heart. The Dauphin Theatre shows a double feature with George Raft and Ben Bernie in Stolen Harmony on Monday and Tuesday. Charlie Chan in Paris screens Wednesday Family night.
The Canadian National Railways on the oil inclusive system shows April 1935 net revenue of 1 529 716 up 23 506 from April 1934. Four months total net revenue reaches 2 017 079 vs 1 571 213 a gain of 445 566. Operating revenues for April total 14 006 144 up 559 140 from last April. Four month gross operating revenues amount to 52 382 544, down from 56 813 466 last year, a shift of 1 568 998. Operating expenses April 1935 12 476 428 up 535 634 from April 1934. Four months 50 365 465 up 1 123 232.
Emperor Haile Selassie issues a decree to end serfdom across Ethiopia and to equalize land taxation. The announcement says emancipation will advance Ethiopian civilization by a thousand years and ends a long history of forced labor and debt peonage amid calls for reform.
Indian mystic Professor K B Duke claims to develop a sixth sense enabling sight and hearing without the ordinary senses. He says he can reproduce on a blackboard what is written and walk a chalk maze while blindfolded. He plans to tour Europe to teach the blind to see.
Moriichi Miyali eighty-one, chief priest of Fukoku Kenzan Kyokai and former president of Seventieth Bank in Kyoto, enrolls at Niphon University to keep pace with the times. He says he aims to study to stay current.
Eighty tankards are believed buried in a crevice under a Waterloo Bridge arch during demolition. While granite work was done by nine Aberdeen masons, beer from a Thames inn led the workers to fling tankards into the crevice and seal it with mortar.
A group of 14 Barra residents from the Outer Hebrides travelled over 300 miles by four steamers and train to Glasgow. They toured the city sightseers and were impressed, though one postman Neil Campbell refused to ride a tramcar, calling it “sheds on wheels.”
A discussion on rose varieties preferred in Canada highlighting fragrance over hybrid looks. It notes imports from Holland and other countries, cites guidance for beginners toward hybrid perpetuals, and lists hardy climbing roses and recommended varieties like Hugh Dickon, Mrs John Laing, Frau Karlschki, Dorothy Perkins, Flower of Fairfield, Goldfinish, Tausendschön, Paul’s Scarlet climber.
The notice states advance concert and function ads with admission fees are paid advertising and subject to regular rates. It warns not to seek free coverage from district correspondent and emphasizes newspaper reach justifies the small fee. Dauphin Herald Co. Ltd.
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