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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 18, 1934

Page

5

Experiments With Aerodynamic Trains by United States Railways

United States Railways conducts tests of aero dynamic train types intended to run New York to Los Angeles in about 50 hours at 85 mph average. Canadian officials and engineers discuss feasibility, cold-weather wear, roadbed strain, and cost while weighing safety and efficiency against higher speeds and new materials.

United States Raiways New York Los Angeles Pew Canada Germany

Resale Proves Tareas at Swift Current Experiment

Observations at the Dominion Experimental Station Swift Current Sask show a caragana hedge 5.5 feet high reduced evaporation and extended 75 feet. wind direction changes caused variable effectiveness. Experiments indicate 27 percent more water used per bushel of wheat where evaporation was checked. Wind is the main prairie evaporation factor and hedge acts as windbreak to 50 feet per foot of height.

Swift Current Dominion Experimental Station Sask Prairies

Sugar Beet Yield Leads Northern Alberta District in 1933

In 1933 the Northern Irrigation District reports sugar beet yields above 11 tons per acre, led by Turin at nearly 12 tons and Springs close behind with 11.38 tons. The Taber-Barnwell district trails, a anomaly given its past dominance, as yields level below these figures.

Ledibriage Nouthern Alberta Thia Turin Taber-Barnwell

Sale of Scostsey's original manuscript of The Star Spangled Banner

A vamapies cript original manuscript of The Star Spangled Banner was sold at public auction for 24000 dollars. The buyer was Dr AS W Rosenbach noted bibliophile. The document is on a brown aged sheet with ordinary paper.

Scostsey AS. W. Rosenbach

Champion Woman Wrestler Seeks Challenger in Turkey

Miss Emine, Turkey’s champion wrestler at nearly 400 pounds, has spent a year roaming the country for an opponent. Forced to earn a living by displays of strength, she balances a fifty pound wheat sack on her body with four men on top and bites a bent iron bar as two men attempt to bend it. A German made cheese rolls through Berlin in a Buy German parade.

Emine Turkey

One Of Strangest Lakes Wades To Walk On Lake La Brea

In Trinidad, Lake La Brea is a pitch lake occupying a volcanic crater. Bitumen deposits continually form on a 130 foot bed, allowing horses and carts to cross. The lake spans about a hundred acres and holds over nine million tons of bitumen, with fresh deposits visible regularly.

Lake la Bree Trinidad Lake la Brea

Seed Wheat for Russia One Delivers Sixteen Thousand Bushels

Saskatchewan seed buyers prepare sixteen thousand bushels of Garnet seed wheat for shipment to Siberia under Soviet orders aimed at early grain delivery. Neil Stewart Dunblane of the Saskatchewan Registered Seed Growers Association notes farmers received premiums above market prices. Extra grain from Alberta is also part of the shipment. Rain washed seed stored in Moose Jaw will be cleaned and sent to New York for February delivery.

Siberia Saskatchewan Neil Stewart Dunblane Saskatchewan Registered Seed Growers’ ‘Association Stewart Moose Jaw New York Alberta

Wren Retains Winter Moisture Raises Wheat Yields

The Dominion Experimental Station at Swift Current reports wheat yields up to 42 percent higher on land where winter moisture was retained rather than allowed to runoff. The study compares similarly treated land in the same state of cultivation. A common pigweed plant may produce as many as 117000 seeds.

Dominion Experimental Station Swift Current

Toronto Resident Pushes World Peace Flag Scheme

A Toronto author WK Dyer advances a World Peace Flag plan with blue lettering on white ovals representing the universe. Prints in ten languages aim for League of Nations recognition and classroom display to instill peace concepts in future generations.

Toronto WK. Dyer British Empire United States League of Nations League of Nations Society Canada Dyer

Bricks Embrace Multicolor Rough Texture and New Tiles

Reports indicate construction adopts multi colored rough texture bricks with palettes such as Autumn Tints Cherry Red Brindled Dark Straw bery Orange Silver Grey and Golden Grey. Tiles follow with at least ten colors. A suspected oak timber shortage may stem from antique furniture demand.

Death recalls Tut curse linked to Tutankhamen tomb

London memory of Dr Arthur E. P. B. Weigall's death sparks talk of the ancient curse on tomb defilers. The Luxor expedition to open King Tutankhamen's tomb is recalled by a string of misfortunes among associates and relatives of Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter. The tale weaves superstition with the era's sensational interest in Egyptology.

Sarnarvon Arthur E. P. B. Weigall Ausmor London Tutankhamen Luxor Egypt Lord Carnarvon Howard Carter Reginald Wendell Carnarvon Audrey Herbert

Private Sam Lee Appeals To King George For Discharge

Private Sam Lee of the 2nd Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment sought discharge on compassionate grounds by writing to the King. After lengthy composing and etiquette consultation, he submitted the petition but was informed that soldiers cannot write to the King. The officer advised reflection before taking further steps.

Sam Lee Northamptonshire Regiment High Seas India Sees CO Pet Tely

Language Of The Bees And Their Supposed Alphabet

A garbled OCR fragment suggests claims about a bee language described by Mrs Lingswoth in Hertfordshire. It mentions bees dancing to inform others and a "dumb alphabet" idea, plus odd dialogue references about a passenger and a merchant.

L. Lingswoth Hertfordshire England Caelham

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