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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 20, 1935

Page

2

World Happenings Briefly Told

Montreal city finances announce all 12 943 000 loan subscribed. Presbyterian Church of Canada 1936 general assembly set for McNebb Street Church Hamilton. Prince of Wales backs British Legion deputation to Germany visit. Henry Ford receives honorary LLD from Colgate University Hamilton NY. Germany Italy negotiations discuss plebiscite for Austria. US NRA administration costs top 93 884 905 in two years. 28 civil servants under 44 retired ill health since Aug 1, 1930. Jerry Johnson sets record with 15 parachute jumps in one day. Dionne quintuplets first leather shoes chosen in Chicago fall opening T-straps pearl buttons.

Henry Ford Colgate Univesity Hamilton N.Y Germany Italy Austria United States NRA National Industrial Conference Board Ottawa Jerry Johnson Minneapolis Chicago Shoe Manufacturers

King's Jubilee Procession Led by Life Guards Captain

A Distinguished Unit King's Jubilee Procession was headed by a Life Guards captain. The Life Guards trace origins to Cavaliers who followed King Charles II into exile and guard the sovereign with a storied history from Dettingen and Fontenoy to the Great War. This is the first time since Queen Victoria's Jubilee the entire procession was led by Life Guards.

Life Guards Charles II Dettingen Fontenoy London Daily Mirror

Berserker and the Last Canadian Corps Leader

The text links berserk to Norse myth and describes Viscount Byng of Vimy’s death marking the loss of Canadian Corps commanders. It notes Major-General E A H Alderson as a key commander and the corps’ formation, plus a note on a diving beetle that cannot dive after being dried.

Viscount Byng Vimy Lont Byng E A. H. Alderson

New Radio Wave Therapy Aids Hay Fever Treatment

Dr William Ho Dietten pach of New York promotes ultra short radio waves as a treatment for hay fever and common colds. He says a compact apparatus delivers the therapy while a patient lies with the head between two non touching electrodes. Sessions run 10 to 15 minutes daily for five or six days.

William Ho Diettenpach New York Dieffenbach American Institute of Homeopathy

Soviet Divorce Curbs Urged By Pravda Campaign

Pravda calls for stringency in Soviet marriage and divorce amid a Bolshevik morality push. It decries Don Juan ideas and says women must not be treated as trifling partners, noting divorce is as simple as civil registry registration and criticizing views of marriage as casual as riding a street car.

Russia Communist Party Pravda Soviet Union

Wild Goose History of Kingsville Banding Feats

The author recounts a long history from 1904 to 1934 of Canada Geese and blues at Kingsville, detailing banding efforts begun in 1915, contact with Eskimos and missionaries, and a notable 1934 sighting of a large flock including blues and lesser snow geese. He describes creating a wavy field sanctuary, the goal of banding, and the thrill of witnessing hundreds of wavies pass overhead, with Lucy Snow to be banded and pride in home efforts over distant Louisiana plans.

Kingsville Dolly White Head Point Pelee Rondeau St. Clair Flats Cedar Creek Anderson Marsh Paul Reddington United States Biological Survey Washington, D.C Louisiana Redington America Chad Toronto Globe London Snow Lucy Snow Chuming James Bay

Canada reports no leather shortage amid US cattle slump

Dominion officials say Canada faces negligible heavy cattle slaughter and no leather supply crisis. About 95 percent of boots and shoes worn in Canada are made domestically, with most imports from the United Kingdom.

United States Republic Dominion Canada United Kingdom

Adorable crochet cape pattern 5360 offered by Winnipeg

Ladies and neighbors can crochet a charming cape in cotton with soft draping. Available in white black or pastels and suited for summer wear over georgette or chiffon. Complete instructions and materials list accompany illustration. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave.

Winnipeg Union Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave

Sunday School Lesson June 23 Sermon on Acts and Kingdom

The lesson contrasts Jewish expectations of a world-ruling Messiah with Jesus guidance to his apostles. It notes Jesus limits speculation on times, promises power from the Holy Spirit, and commands witness across Jerusalem and beyond. The Acts narrative shows the church expanding toward the uttermost parts of the earth through united prayer, teaching, and Spirit-led mission.

Israel Rome Jesus Jerusalem Judea Samaria Earth Christ God Empire Irenes

Recipes For This Week From Sugar And Butter Mix

Recipe fragment shows mixing sugar and butter until fluffy then adding egg and vanilla, folding in flour with baking powder and salt, then alternately adding sweetened condensed milk and water. Batter baked in a leaf or square pan at 375 degrees F for about 40 minutes.

Salmon Mold Salad and King George Hat at Church

A recipe for lemon gelatin molded with salmon peas carrots and horse ra dish layers. Instructions cover dissolving gelatin chilling layering with horse radish and mayo garnish. Then a King George anecdote notes his plumed hat placed on the floor at St Pauls Cathedral during a thanksgiving service.

George St. Paul's Cathedral London

Canadian Authors' Association to meet in Vancouver

Delegates at the Montreal session of the Canadian Authors' Association decided the next annual convention will be held in Vancouver. Mrs Hamar Jackson of the Pacific coast city advised that Vancouver will celebrate its jubilee next summer and delegates would be able to view the celebrations.

Vancouver Canadian Authors’ Association Montreal Hamar Jackson Pacific Coast Rity Association

Recorded television frese representatives in London demonstration

Inventor F Plew unveiled gramophone based television, showing pictures on a TV receiver screen from a gramophone record. He said he has spent about ten years on television work and plans a demonstration of a record that combines sound and vision as BBC HD programs are to be broadcast soon.

Frese F. Plew London BBC Plew Shorty

Light Beams Distinguish Real From Cultured Pearls

Los Angeles jeweller George C. Black says a tiny light beam and an endoscope can tell natural pearls from cultured ones. The beam travels through the pearl. true pearls show concentric core layers while cultured pearls reveal the artificial mother of pearl insert.

George C. Black Los Angeles Brock

Irish Free State sweepstake ticket brings Kingsville man big win

Gordon Fox of Kingsville Ontario, who never bought a sweepstake ticket, received a half share in one given to him after refusing to buy it. The Field Trial ticket, owned with William Platen, finished third in the Derby at Epsom Downs and was valued at 49 000 dollars, yielding Fox 24 500 dollars on a 49 000 dollar ticket. Fox refused to comment on the windfall.

Law Reform bill ends husband rights over wife property

Long-standing English law principles were set aside as the Law Reform bill received a second reading in the House of Lords. The measure aims to relieve husbands from burdens incurred through marriage by wiping out their rights to their wife’s property and their liabilities for her civil wrongs or breaches of contract. Under ancient law a husband gained all property and liability upon marriage.

England House of Lords

Arctic RCMP posts gain new leaders and families

Three RCMP constables already posted in the Arctic will be joined by Inspector G J M Curleigh and bride Miss Jean Stoddart as they head to Aklavik and Arctic Red River. Constable Abraham adds north service at Arctic Red River detachment while D C Slimn goes to Fort Resolution and R E Metley to Cameron Bay. They travel via McMurray by river boat.

LCMP RCMP Regina Arctic G. J. M. Curleigh Jean Stoddart Regin R. E. Metley Cameron Bay McMurray

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