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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 05, 1939

Page

6

Why Western Canada Colleges Beat Eastern Institutions

The piece argues that people overestimate distant options and undervalue home institutions. It cites Western Canadian universities as fresher, up to date, and better aligned with local conditions, noting stronger student motivation and fewer class distinctions. It warns that western students are in demand in the U S, and that spending for outsiders benefits American interests, while home tuition offers equal or greater value.

United States Canada Canadian West Wstern East Western Canada Western

Charcoal and diamonds share carbon with surprising value

A reader notes that charcoal and diamonds are both made of carbon yet diamonds fetch over two thousand dollars per ounce while charcoal sells for around 150 dollars per ton. The item also mentions a bank female employee firing at a bandit, water’s role in papermaking, and a heat metre sensitive to blush to measure building heating and ventilation effects.

Fortune in Trees: Mulock’s Walnut Grove Worth $1 Million

Sir William Mulock former Chief Justice of Ontario cherishes trees. At his summer home 30 miles north of Toronto he maintains a black walnut grove valued at about $1,000,000. He planted the trees decades ago and expects their value to grow as timber demand increases.

William Mulock Ontario Toronto Sir William Windsor Star

Czechoslovak Press Censors All News Before Printing

Editors face immediate prepublication censorship with two hour decisions. Censors at every daily office review finished editions and excise material, causing last minute deletions leaving white gaps in newspapers.

Czecho-Slovakia

Painful to Bend a Joint and Rheumatism Remedy

An old newspaper note extols Kruschen Salts for rheumatism cure with patient praising relief after months of use. It claims two salts dissolve uric acid and ease pain, noting the remedy’s elimination through natural channels and urging continued use.

RCMP Outpost Craig Harbor Christmas Day Swap

The Lamely Outpost Ptarmigan replaced turkey for Royal Canadian Mounted Police at Craig Harbor Ellesmere the northernmost Canadian post on Christmas Day. Cards were impossible and mail will not arrive until next summer when the supply ship calls. A Chinese paper at Peiping has run for 1400 years.

A. Lamely Ptarmigan Turkey Royal Canadian Mounted Police Craig Harbor Ellesmere Canada

What you need te Dr. Willams Fink File world remote

A compact note lists essential items and references related to Dr. Willams Fink, emphasizing remote access and key files. It hints at a practical guide for obtaining medical or archival materials and suggests steps to locate the needed documents.

Dr. Willams Fink World

Record of Waterfront Walk Attempt by 1861 Inventor

Federal Writers' Project notes show at least one water crossing attempt. Rowlands reportedly stepped ashore from a steamboat for a San Francisco bay stroll in 1861 wearing his self built canoe shoes with loggins. His body was not found by sunset. London telephone exchanges handled over 220000 weekly time queries. Some horses bred to shed hair for violin bows in Russia.

Federal Writers’ Project Rowlands San Francisco Bay Loggins

Four Aerial Highways and Bird Migration Routes

The four aerial highways used by North American birds are the Atlantic, Mississippi, Central and Pacific flyways. Some migrants go north by one route and return by another. All birds of one species do not follow the same route.

Pacific

Aged Men Gather at New Birmingham Park Pavilions

In Birmingham parks pavilions have been added for the benefit of aged men who may gather there to talk or lay cards chess or dominoes.

Birmingham Engand

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