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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 30, 1936

Page

2

Carried World Happenings Briefly Told

The fortune of the late Rudyard Kipling is pegged at £750000 by The London Sunday Express. Alfonso rejected claims to the Spanish throne. Japanese parliament dissolves after non confidence vote with Feb 20 session planned. A diphtheria outbreak in Wabamun, Alberta leads 196 people to receive vaccines. German shipyards report 110,500 tons under construction in early 1936. The United Church needs $380000 more to balance its budget. $1,280,000 already raised. King George's death spreads by drumbeat across Africa. natives hear first. Victorian Bill Posters Union sends sympathy to the king, notable as a monarch who is a union member.

Rudyard Kipling London Sunday Express Alfonso Wabamun Alte Naval Monthly Marine Blundachau United Church Robert Laird Toronto Centre Africa George Bill Posters’ Union King Edard Trades Union International Pressmen's and Assistants’ Union Canada USA

Improbable Sage of Southampton Seeks Silent Cleanup

Sounds Imposit G. Jonson, an aged chimney sweep from Southampton, claims a spotless method to sweep soot without mess after three years of study. He plans to hide the secret in his grave. He also muses that earth’s meridians meet at poles, allowing an airplane to travel from today to morrow or yesterday within minutes.

G. Jonson Southampton England

New Map Of Canada From Department Of Interior

The Department of the Interior issues a new 100 miles to one inch map of Canada covering south of latitude 75. It shows provinces districts towns rivers and lakes and includes list of large lakes and major rivers. The map measures 25 by 38 inches folds to fit a drawer and costs 5 cents per copy with one free copy for schools upon request.

Department of the Interior Air Survey Bureau Department Cais Tvers Southere Delaroles Boston Bertie Ontario Soutn California Lake Superior Juron Erie United States Canadian Great Bear Lakes Rude Great Slave Winnipeg Athabaska Winnipegosis Manitoba Nipgon Reindeer du Font la Martre Lake of the Woods Canada Mackenzie St. Lawrence Nelson Saskatchewan Shurehill Columbia Peace Yurton Logan Surveyor General Det of the Interior Ottawa

New Insulin Compound Aids Diabetes Fight

The Journal of the American Medical Association announced a new compound combining salmon ingredients with insulin. Dr Priscilla White of Boston described the approach to scientists and doctors, noting protamine insulinate, developed by Dr H C Hagendorn of Copenhagen and Danish doctors, as a potential treatment for diabetes.

Columbia British Columbia Priscilla White Boston H.C. Hagendorn Copenhagen BIE Danian Journal of the American Medical Association

Hitler signals peace bias amid propaganda ministry denial

A damaged report notes Hitler claiming a wish for peace while the propaganda ministry denies a broader second operation. The piece mentions an unexplained state meeting and that Hitler’s voice will be heard more frequently, addressing diplomats. The reliability of the details is uncertain.

Hitler Bis Propaganda Ministry

Law Eve Mother Should Know and Observe

A public health notice urges mothers to consult a doctor before giving any unknown remedy to a child. It praises Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted remedy and stresses using familiar brands. The ad suggests choosing quality products made in Canada for peace of mind.

Phillips Canada

Prince of Wales Orders Linen Luncheon Cloths at Fort Belvedere

The Prince of Wales uses lush linen luncheon cloths with napkins in two tone blues red and yellow at Fort Belvedere. He has ordered copies made by disabled soldiers in two sizes for breakfast and luncheon use.

Prince the Prince of Wales Fort Belvedere

Means Luxury In China Wedding Case In Edmonton Court

A 1921 Chinese wedding held in China was proved in Edmonton district court before Judge Crawford to grant a $2000 estate to Wong Lee widow of Charlie Mah Yee. The Chinese consul-general aided the application via J. T. Collison KC. The trust winds up in China after 15 years, with income for Wong Lee in her native village.

China Edmonton Crawford Wong Lee Charlie Mah Yee Canada J. T. J. Collison

Seismology Lab Opens Deep Underground in Silesia

A new seismology laboratory is established 1400 feet underground near Benthen in Upper Silesia, connected with the Observatory of Upper Silesia. It will record earthquakes and study crust movements. Halley’s Comet reportedly had a tail 50,000,000 miles long.

Benthen Silesia Observatory Upper Silesia

Pattern for a Welcoming Wall Hanging Transfer

A vintage craft note offers a transfer pattern for a wall hanging. It explains using bright threads for textures and knots, suggests no framing needed, and directs readers to send 20 cents for material lists and finishing directions from a Winnipeg department. The text references Paterns Dept. and a Winnipeg address for pattern requests.

Ivattern Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Winnipeg J

Fruitatives claim health benefits from fruit extract tonic

A reader report claims Fruitatives, a concentrated apple orange prune blend with herbs, eased severe headaches and constipation after Mrs P Longewas tried them. The makers say the natural extracts support elimination and offer a gentle tonic effect for lasting well being.

P. Longewas Canada

Sunday School Lesson Jesus Enlists Helpers

Readings focus on the Call of Peter from Luke 5 1 11 and Luke 5 1 11 The scene by the Sea of Galilee shows Jesus teaching from a boat. Peter vows obedience despite a poor prior catch and is inspired to follow Jesus joining James and John. The lesson highlights discipleship beginning with prompt obedience and awe at Jesus power.

Peter Lake of Gennesaret Sea of Galilee Jesus Simon Peter Gelkie Selim Gil Jeaus Simon Mike Sion Ture Eacon St Ule Henry Burton James John G. H. Morrison

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