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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 06, 1934

Page

2

World Happenings Briefly Told From The Empire Era

Amplitude of 200000 persons watched the Duke of Glomucester unwell at the Anzac memorial in honor of New South Wales soldiers who fell in the war. United States farmers income in October rose to 736000.00 from all sources, versus 18620,000,000 in October 1983. D Leo Doland, director of the Canadian travel bureau, touring western cities to view advertising Canadian attractions for tourists. Prime Minister MacDonald said Britain will not propose US negotiations for a mutual aid pact in the Pacific along Locarno lines. Privy Council reserved judgment on Manitoba's timber-ties appeal against the Dominion government. The Earl of Beasborough, governor-general, revealed horticultural talent by winning a chrysanthemum gold at the Royal Winter Fair. A wedding gift from imperial navies to the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina was shown at the Admiralty in London. It features an antique silver tea-service in an oak chest inscribed with Royal Navy and Dominion and Indian navies.

United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics D. Leo Doland Canadian Travel Bureau Wrstern J. Romsay MacDonald House of ‘Commons Great Britain Pacific Privy Council Manitoba Canadian Supreme Court Farl Beasborough Canada Toronto Duke of Kent Princess Marina Admiralty London Royal Navy

Crown of Russian Czars Exhibited at Rockefeller Center

The Soviet government sold the crown worn by the last three czarinas to Cartler and it was shown at New York's Rockefeller Center Fine Arts exposition. The scarlet velvet crown has three cross pieces and a top cross with five large brilliants. It carries 320 large stones and 1,200 small stones totaling about 260 carats, dating to around 1840 and tied to the marriage of the future czarina Marie Alexandrovna to the czarevich, later Alexander II.

Rockefeller Centre New York Cartlers Nicholas I Marie Alexandrovna Alexander Catherine the Great

Great Display Of Apples Draws Chicago Trade Flare

The Wabash railway showcased a 40 foot flat car bearing a colossal replica apple box on Canal Street, Chicago. It carried 756 bushels of grade 100 extra fancy Winesap apples from Yakima weighing 14,252 pounds, consigned to Detroit Fruit Auction Company, which reportedly paid $1,001 for the shipment. A giant shipping tag replica at each end listed contributing apple growers.

Detroit Fruit Company Wabash Railway Canal Street Chicago Yakima Wash Detroit Fruit Auction Company Detroit

Parrots Rival Budgerigar At London Bird Show

At the Crystal Palace London a bird show showcased talking budgerigars outdoing parrots. Birds like Billy Martin’s repertoire include Mary had a little lamb while Joey, owned by Hi Lucas, recites poems and more. A tiny ruby and topaz hummingbird drawing a large crowd fetched £1,000.

Crystal Palace London Parrota Billy Martin S.A. Martin Catford Mary Joey Hi Lucas Wandsworth

Kitchen Apron Pattern with Colorful Bias Edges

Plan your kitchen chores with enthusiasm using a pretty percale apron. Pattern No. 635 comes in small, medium, and large, requires three yards of 39 inch material for medium, and features yellow dimity with green dots and ready folded bias binding. Price 20 contain stampa or coin.

How To Order Pattern A Address Winnipeg Ne

Pattern ordering guidance references Winnipeg Ne and McDermot area for Pattern No. Name oem. The fragment shows an address style and unclear ordering steps, indicating a catalog request or mail-order instruction from a Winnipeg pattern supplier.

Winnipeg Ne ‘Unicn Gis McDermot

New Kennel Attendant On Washington Aboard

An old practice of keeping passenger dogs aboard ships changes as a kennel attendant role is created aboard the Washington en route to Hamburg. Increased dog travel has led to new kennel accommodations and a crew member assigned to care for the dogs.

Washington Hamburg Europe

Little Journeys to Science on Earth's Air Pressure

The piece explains atmospheric weight around the earth and per person, sea level pressure about fourteen psi, and how air weight decreases with altitude. It credits Torricelli and Galileo, notes air’s composition and gases, and highlights ventilation’s importance for life and combustion. It also links air to sound, decay, twilight, radiation, and weather.

Earth Galileo Weichineft Adattan

Sound waves kill bacteria instantly in liquids

Scientists report that intense sound can kill bacteria in milk water fruit juices and other liquids within a fraction of a second, offering a rapid method to sanitize beverages and liquids.

Table-Top Pictures in Camera Stunts by John van Guilder

A guide on creating table-top pictures using miniatures and lighting. Tips cover arranging subjects, close-up focus, backdrops, perspective, and lens openings to achieve realistic or fantastical scenes. Emphasizes light control and patience for best effects.

Steve Hoss John van Guilder

Lesson Reflections on Teachings of Jesus and Apollos

A devotional overview outlines the Sermon on the Mount parable of the Two Foundations, highlighting Jesus as authoritative teacher. It recounts Apollos in Ephesus refined by Priscilla and Aquila, his growth with Paul, and how early believers spread correct doctrine through Scripture and grace.

Matthew Jeane Henry F. Cone Jesus Ephorus Christ Apollos Ephesus John the Baptist Priscilla Aquila Paul Corinth Syria God Achaia

Royal wedding flower throwing custom revisited

The Glasgow Herald notes a tradition tied to royal weddings, tracing unwritten rules against throwing flowers. It recalls the Duke and Duchess of York era, observes crowd views, and mentions visitors paying for vantage spots while noting safety concerns from crushed petals on horses.

Marina Glasgow Herald Duchess of York

Flooded Line After Brief Report Style Change

A railway inspector orders concise reporting. The line overseer adopts a business like style and later the track floods, with the report noting the rivri condition of the railway.

Rivri

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Duke of Glmucester New South Wales Jan Berd Parrot Fort William R. Cornthwaite Canadian Pacific Railway Port Arthur Canadian Pacific Krwos Gordon H. Guest Unday Iristian
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