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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 12, 1936

Page

6

Forest Lawn as a park of memory and faith in eternal life

An article argues death is a passage to a brighter afterlife and endorses transforming cemeteries into serene parks. It cites Bruce Barton on Hubert C. Eaton’s Forest Lawn, detailing landscaping, plaques, and affordable care to honor Christian beliefs.

Srea Hubert C. Eaton Los Angeles Mortagage Ceemite Forest Lawn Barton Mr. Barton Creny

The Hard Part About Writing Funny Paragraphs

A reader asked Mark Le for guidance on crafting humorous paragraphs. Lemon responds that writing is easy, requiring only pen paper and ink. The real challenge lies in letting ideas occur naturally and surfacing in the moment.

Mark le Lemon

Ambitious British plan to absorb unemployment proposed

Major Ernest Matthews proposes a four year reconstruction program costing about £1 billion to absorb nearly all unemployed Britons. Projects include steel and concrete tunnels linking Scotland and Ireland and routes across the Goodwin Sands, plus vast arterial roads, canal rejuvenation, and over one million new houses at about £300 each.

Britain Great Britain Ernest Matthews Institute of Chartered Architects Matthews Scotland Ireland Port Patrick Donaghadee England Continent Goodwin Sands Hampshire Isle of Wight Thames Firth of Forth

Peer with aged robes seeks coronation gear

An American visitor admires a famed title and asks about robes. A 90 year old peer replies dryly that the robes are very old and worn by more peers than he can count, highlighting the financial strains of ceremonial pageantry.

United States aviator tests new bomber through extreme tests

In New York State an aviator in a heavy leather suit tested a United States bombing plane by diving from 20 000 feet at 500 to 700 miles per hour. Twelve dives were completed with the craft remaining intact, prompting jubilant remarks from the makers as the pilot walked away saying Nice ship.

United States New York State Alman Avia Halifax Chronicle

Elected Recipes for Tomato Pepper Pickle Venture

A vintage recipe card lists ingredients for a tomato pepper pickle: 24 large tomatoes 3 green peppers 1 head celery 1 pint cider vinegar 1 cup light brown sugar 1 cup Crown Brand corn syrup 44 teaspoon white pepper 44 teaspoon cayenne pepper. Peel slice tomatoes, mix with onion, salt, drain overnight. Chop peppers celery prepare syrup, then combine, salt gradually for up to six hours. Bottle hot yields five pints.

Wealthy insaman's London dining faux pas prompts retreat

A wealthy insaman proudly plans showy hospitality during a visiting compatriot's London trip. He orders cocktails for two at a fashionable restaurant, prompting his companion to protest aloud, Walter, if you don't mind I'd rather never wing.

Insaman London Walter

MacDonald declines peerage and Order of Merit

Rammy MacDonald refused two honors from the King, turning down a peerage to avoid political controversy and declining the Order of Merit, arguing it should not be awarded for political services. The Daily Sketch notes his stance, while the Farmer's Advocate emphasizes a June rain as key to crops.

Ammay Macerchald Rammy MacDonald MacDonald Daily Sketch

Duchess of Kent Bids on ToEm Pole at Red Cross Bazaar

The Duchess of Kent eyes a toy carved totem pole by Louie Charley Songhee Indian Esquimalt B C at the Canadian booth in London. Mrs Vincent Massey introduces stall heads as two Regina General Hospital nurses show off dolls. Nursing associations from over twenty countries display gifts to fund international nursing scholarships.

Sa of Kent Duchess of Kent London Louie Charley Esquimalt B.C Vincent Massey Regina General Hospital City Hospital School of Nursing Saskatoon

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