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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
3
Starr, a penniless runaway, dances with a tall bronzed man in a dim club. He teases her with probing questions about her past while a rain-soaked street and a charged mood heighten a perilous, intoxicating encounter that promises a perilous turn.
A streamlined steam engine built by the German National Railroad Company reaches 109 miles on forced runs and about 92 miles per hour on regular runs. The eighty five by fourteen foot locomotive weighs heavily with a seven and a half foot wheel diameter and hauls a 250 ton train of two express coaches. It features three cylinders, 2800 horsepower, and advanced braking including photoelectric automatic systems for safety.
Smugglers on the Upper Silesia line used a trick to pass ducks as geese after the Reich cut duties on ducks. Twenty smugglers fixed ducks heads and feet to dressed geese to evade the lower tax, enabling their passage.
Astronomers Dr Edison Pettit and colleagues analyze Crater Lake’s exceptionally blue water to explain light scattering by deep water particles. They compare to distilled and ocean water, linking color to selective scattering, a phenomenon central to sky blue as well.
A mahogany four poster bed priced at 1900 dollars drew attention during the Mer furniture show, reflecting prosperity times and showcasing the era’s upscale bedroom furnishings.
A religious meditation urging fear not for I am with thee and that God strengthens and upholds believers. It counsels quiet waiting on the Lord to find peace amidst worldly trouble and to discern daily work in one’s station with divine support.
A rolling library built on an invalid chair frame serves Harper hospital patients in Detroit. Initiated by Mrs Joseph Sanderson after lonely hospital years, the unit holds over 700 volumes, mostly popular fiction. Twenty volunteers assist distribution, with Miss Eliscabeth Morley cataloging books. The service is free and funded by donations of new and expensive works.
Ships near the Azores use floating kegs to post passenger mail, a method that delivers messages across the ocean. The system relies on sealed containers released at sea for pickup by coast guards or mail ships.
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