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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
6
Gordon H Guest explains how electroscopes detect electric charges and how leaves react to positive or negative charges. He describes experiments with insulators, ionization by atmospheric particles, and the discovery that penetrating rays from space, cosmic rays, discharge electroscopes. Millikan and Compton are noted as key American researchers.
The article argues that Canadian political parties support expanding social services but warns of dangers. It notes rising costs funded by taxes and the risk of eroding individual thrift when the state guarantees care from birth to death, potentially weakening personal incentives and fiscal restraint.
Philip Lancaster a 24 year old foreman in a Hull brickyard says he is the world's champion bricklayer after laying 3000 bricks in four hours a record. He estimated 908 bricks in the first hour about 19 per minute.
A man with two years of indigestion and back pain credits Kruschen Salts with rapid relief. He says the daily dose stimulates gastric juices and promotes regular elimination, restoring his appetite and energy and making him feel like a new man.
Dr Holger Arbman reports a thousand year old Viking garrison at Birka never visited by women. No female ornaments or clothing found. arrowheads knives and animal bones indicate male guards and their meals.
The Winnipeg Tribune notes turkeys at Aklavik would have been valued at 150 dollars per pound if any existed. There were none as the white and native trappers consumed roast caribou and wild cranberries for Christmas and New Year’s dinners.
Chilean deputies demand respect as public as remarks in the gallery and precincts anger them. The premier orders police to arrest anyone heard to take in vain the name of the honorable congress during debates.
Ontario highways officials expect a May opening for a clear passage from the head of the Great Lakes to Kenora and Winnipeg with good stretches in excellent shape. They caution weather could alter plans but for the usual traveler the route will be in roadworthy condition.
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