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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 13, 1936

Page

2

Deserted Prairie to Desert Risk and Renewal Plan

An analysis argues Western Canada's prairies were never deserts but were transformed by aggressive farming. It links soil erosion, loss of grass and trees, and dust storms to modern cultivation and summer fallow. Experts warn if unchecked, vast areas could become deserts, urging tree planting and cooperative soil preservation with government support.

Prairie Canada W. L. Lowdermilk Soil Conservation Service United States Department of Agriculture Mr. Lowdermilk Sahara Asian Palestine Gobi North China Mesopotamia F Inces

French army motorized troops superior to cavalry

A historical note claims motorized troops outperformed cavalry in recent French army maneuvers. A traveler notes Bedouins as arrant thieves in a remark about Java. Earthquake losses are estimated at about 13 million lives according to reliable records. Thunderstorms in Java are nearly finished as a daily occurrence.

Java

Death Ray Tests Aimed at Saving Human Lives

A beam described as the most potent death ray is being prepared at the University of Tools for controlled testing. Dr Kruger notes remote operation and safety limits, with aims to study effects on blood cells and cancer risks while exploring medical safeguards, despite near-certain lethal outcomes for unprotected humans.

Messes Destoye Howe Ted Krugere

Bodyguard To King Edward VIII Named Chief Inspector Storier

The personal bodyguard of King Edward VIII will be Chief Inspector David Storier of Scotland Yard, a former school teacher who acted as Prince of Wales’s bodyguard during the Argentina tour. Storier succeeds Chief Inspector Burt, who served ten years. The king’s shadow will continue with Storier and Inspector Hill now leads Buckingham Palace police. Superintendent Green, late King’s detective, will serve Queen Mother Mary.

Edward VIII David Storier Scotland Yard Edward Prince of Wales Argentina Inspector Storier Burt George Inspector Hill Buckingham Palace Green King Mary

Coffee Cake From Frugal Oven Directions

A vintage recipe describes a coffee cake baked in a greased 9 inch pan at a high temperature. Ingredients include bread flour corn syrup sugar shortening and flavoring, with a crumb topping of butter corn syrup Benson's corn starch crackers or cookies and cinnamon.

Crown Mazda Benson's

Appeal to Privy Council on Manitoba wage tax

Protest grows as civil servants plan to appeal the Manitoba two per cent wage tax to the Privy Council in England to test constitutional validity. The move follows a Canada Supreme Court ruling and aims to contest the tax on federal employees in Winnipeg with a hearing anticipated in London next June.

Privy ‘Council England Privy Council Manitoba Winnipeg Empir Highest Tribunal Supreme Court of Canada London

Colonization Plans Outlined by Saskatchewan Delegation

Four proposed colonization schemes in Saskatchewan financed by British capital were presented to the provincial government by a delegation of citizens from Melfort and Wolseley.

Saskatchewan Melfort and Wolserey

Luxury for Women Miners at Lochgelly Mine

Women workers at the Minto coal mine in Lochgelly Scotland will enjoy new pithead baths worth $75 000. The facilities include brightly decorated rooms spray baths rest on divans and hair drying before electric fires to ready clothes for the next day. New York state covers 49 204 square miles. 2137

Minto Lochgelly Scotland

Fog signal beacon built on Stob Gorm rock

Five men begin a lonely mission in Britain to erect an automatic fog signal beacon on Stob Gorm, a rock two miles north of the island of Coll off Scotland. They live in a hut on the rock and could be marooned there for weeks.

Britain Gorm Atlantic Croll Scotland

Colorful Styles For Men At 1996 Tailors Convention

Hundreds of delegates from Canada and the United States gathered in Toronto for the Merchant Tailors Association annual convention. The event showcased 1996 styles including colored dinner coats pastel champagne coats royal blue evening capes and Algerian striped suitings.

Canada United States Toronto Merchant Tailors’ Association

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