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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 23, 1936

Page

3

Plan to Stimulate Home Repairs Loans and Housing Policy

The Dominion government will guarantee lenders against losses up to 15 percent for up to 50 million dollars in home repair and improvement loans. A national plan also contemplates low rent urban housing and slum clearance with province and local cooperation.

Dominion Mackenzie King A. B. Purvis National Commission On Employment and Relief Purvis Norman Rogers United States Commission On Home Rehabilitation

The Barley King of Boxford Farm Empire

George Baylis of Boxford Berkshire built a £245 596 fortune farming without livestock. Starting in 1866 with traditional stock, he switched to ammonia and phosphates, creating a six course grain rotation. He managed 12 000 acres with 300 horses, employing traveling gangs that altered villages.

George Baylis Boxford Berkshire United Kingdom King’s Lynn Norfolk Baylis C. S. Orwin Institute For Search In Agricultural Economics Oxford University Baylis The News-Chronicle England

Van Zandt County Adopts Goose Helpers For Weeding Cotton

A Van Zandt County farmer first used geese to weed cotton and found them effective against Johnson grass and crab grass. Now about 25,000 geese are used countywide, with five geese replacing a farm hand and working 15 to 18 hours daily though they nap during hot mid‑day.

van Zandt Texas C. C. Simmons van Zandt County Johnson

Blind Lisbon beggar computes faster than adding machine

Manuel Moreira, a lifelong beggar selling lottery tickets in Lisbon, astonishes a mathematics professor with rapid mental arithmetic. He claims to perform additions, multiplications, and divisions of ten or more figures in his head without writing, delivering correct results within seconds under test by Portuguese mathematicians. He can also work faster than a bank adding machine without errors.

Lisbon Manuel Moreira Moreira Portugal

Alcohol and Driving Speed Up Motor Response Risks

Dr. Horace Middleton Vernon reported extensive tests by the National Institute of Industrial Psychology showing whiskey speeds motorists and reduces accuracy while beer is less harmful. More than one large whiskey shot boosted driving errors by 12 percent, with drivers unaware of flaws. Sir Edward Poulton elected next year’s BAAS president. In New York, the American Congress of Physical Therapy heard of oxygen injections to cushion joints for arthritis and a stronger electric current to treat facial neuralgia.

Horace Middleton Vernon Industrial Health Research Board British Association For the Advancement of Science Vernon National Institute of Industrial Psychology Association Edward Poulton Oxford University Josiah Stamp

Optimistic Western Canada Note at Medicine Hat

Governor General Tweedsmuir spoke in Medicine Hat Alberta praising Western Canada as balanced between prosperity and hardship. He said the region “has neither been spoiled by prosperity nor discouraged by adversity” and urged abundance with the remark “You have baskets for all your eggs.”

Western Canada Medicine Hat Alta Tweedsmuir

Rubber roads trial in Australia aims for softer crashes

Australia trials rubber road surfaces to reduce injuries when drivers are ejected from vehicles. The move aims to position the nation ahead of others by promising a gentler landing for motorists in collisions and testing new road technology.

Australia

Modernized Moscow and Scandinavia Impress Miss Macphail

Miss Agnes Macphail returned to Canada praising a modernized Moscow and rapid Scandinavian progress. She noted cobblestones giving way to asphalt, new hotels and student centers, and universities rising. She highlighted cooperative systems in Sweden and Denmark as beneficial, especially in Sweden where they reduced the low mood.

Agnes Macphail Canada Europe Moscow U.F.O. Labor Grey-Bruce Sweden Denmark

Name changes and arena materials in British notes

The term scribblers is replaced by work book in London schools to boost pupil ambition. Wood shavings replace sawdust in circus arena coverings as authorities seek practical improvements.

London

Garden of the Future Enclosed by Cloth House, Expert Says

Dr George S Christie of Ontario Agricultural College touts a cloth house for gardens at the Canadian National Exhibition. He demonstrates higher humidity, insect protection, and richer plant growth versus open air, with tomatoes cauliflower and asters thriving inside the enclosure. He outlines plans for a new plant house using glass wool insulation and electric lighting, plus CO2 retention. He notes weed control costs nationwide and methods to curb perennial and annual weeds.

George S. Christie Ontario Agricultural College Christie Hydro Commission College Poultry

Transplanting Peonies Best Practices for Division and Planting

September is the best time to transplant peonies. Dig up large plants, shake off soil, expose tubers to sun for an hour, wash soil away, cut foliage, and divide with five eyes or more. Prepare soil in advance, replace old soil if replanting, add bone meal, plant with two inches of soil above the crown, and mulch in first winter to prevent freeze thaw damage.

Soviet Union seeks rust resistant Canadian seed wheat

A. S. Essipov of the Soviet grain program announced in Edmonton that new Canadian wheat varieties with rust resistance and strong milling quality will be purchased in experimental quantities as seed for potential widespread planting in the USSR. He met with Dr. K. W. Neatby of the University of Alberta to select seed growers and assess Edmonton district activity. Essipov stressed the USSR is not competing with Canada in grain exports.

Soviet Union Edmonton A. S. Essipov U.S.S.R Essipov Moscow K. W. Neatby University of Alberta Soviet People's Commissariat of Agriculture Canada

Pattern 5310 Sampler for Hall or Guest Room

This 124 by 14 inch sampler uses croas stitch except for the lettering and can be done in color. It makes a charming gift for a bride to be and includes transfer pattern, color key, material needs, and stitch illustrations. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union. No Alice Brooks pattern book exists.

Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

Art Treasures Prepared for Shipment From Peiping

Five hundred cases of art treasures are reported prepared for shipment from Peiping to Shanghai and Nanking to assure their safety in case of war. The move aims to protect the collections by transferring them to safer regional depots.

Peiping China Shanghai Nanking

Tomatoes Said To Boost Population On St. Croix Island

The Virgin Islands division notes a population rise on St. Croix tied to a dietary shift from cornmeal and fish to tomatoes. Officials say introducing tomato plants increased tomato consumption and correlated with a higher birth rate on the island.

Division of Territories and Insular Affairs St. Croix Virgin Islands

Pigs Fed Cod Liver Oil At CNE Display

Dr. G I Christie of Ontario Agricultural College says winter sun shortage is offset by cod liver oil feed for pigs. He notes tests show scientific foods greatly improve pig health and growth.

G. I. Christie Ontario Agriculture College Guelph Toronto

Old Violin Xeno: Bartholomew Kramer 1750 in Mittenwald

A violin made in 1750 by Bartholomew Kramer in Mittenwald Germany remains in use in Edmonton Alberta. It is owned and played by Robert Buchanan and valued at over 1000 dollars. The instrument has carried a glorious mellow tone through the decades.

Edmonton Alta Robert Buchanan Mittenwald Germany Bartholomew Kramer

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