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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
2
President Roosevelt told the United States Military Academy graduating class that true strength lies in maintaining an army to promote tranquility and secure the nation from aggression. He stressed the force is modest in size and not intended to threaten others’ rights, championing peace through mutual regard.
A poster notes a shift as horse driving declines in Conway Missouri with thirty hitching posts rising in the business district. A two inch paper card with a Holbein miniature from Henry VII era is valued near 1000 dollars. Evangeline Booth plans a U S Canada tour next September.
Lawson McKague a merchant in Viceroy Saskatchewan became richer by 291 dollars found in his till after a Regina traveller repaired a balky cash drawer. The register leaked silver for ten years collecting 500 or more dimes nickels and a dollar. Customers helped gather the coins.
Scientists from the Geological Society of China identify charred wood fragments from Peking Man’s earliest hearth as a species of Cercis, suggesting he chose redbud for his campfire about 100000 years ago. The find links the tree to purplish-red blossoms seen in modern redbuds both in America and the Orient.
Readings from Romans and Corinthians emphasize not judging others and avoiding conduct that could tempt a brother. The devotional centers on freedom in Christ, the impact of personal choices on others, and pursuing peace and edification through love, righteousness, and joy in the Spirit.
London plans a five year program to spend 35 million pounds about 17 million dollars for transit improvements. Loans will be government guaranteed. Projects include 12 miles of new subways 44 miles of suburban railway electrification, double tracking of about 12 miles of lines and replacement of street cars with trolley buses on 148 route miles.
Cocoa bread pudding combines sweetened condensed milk cocoa and bread crumbs with eggs butter salt and vanilla. Bake in a water bath at 350 degrees for about forty five minutes. Serve with cream or fruit sauce yields eight servings.
Pare the apples and remove the centres. Stuff with 1 pound pork sausage. Place in a baking dish. Sprinkle with 1 cup sugar and dot with 1 tablespoon butter. Add 1 cup water, cover and bake in a moderate oven at 350 degrees F.
Dress patterns showcase easy accessories to enhance frocks with matching scarfs neckties and hats. Samples feature tuberose silk shantung linen pique and cotton fabrics in short or bosom length vests. Pattern No. 619 fits one size. mail order pattern envelopes from Winnipeg Newspaper UnionPattern Department. The Fashion Magazine advertisement promotes color illustrated issues for cruising stay at home life and family sizes with pattern availability and 15 cent price.
An educational laboratory for examination of the relationship between Canada and the United States will be set up at St. Lawrence University. Fifty prominent Canadians and Americans will attend to seek common factors for understanding and friendship. Sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, St. Lawrence University and Queen's University Kingston. The conference will dissect and reassemble the international mechanism governing Canadian American affairs.
A pattern inspired by tulips offers varied color work for cutwork projects. The design features leaves in green with options for single color or multicolor tulips. Readers can obtain the pattern for 20 cents by mail to the Household Arts Dept Winnipes at Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Ave. E.
Canada dominates global canned lobster, with Nova Scotia and Atlantic provinces producing large annual packs. Lobster canneries meet strict sanitation and equipment standards under the Meat and Canned Foods Act. In Oklahoma a city council votes salaries payable in water, distributing 41000 gallons per month to council members.
The article traces iodine’s discovery by Courtois in 1812 from kelp residues, its violet crystals, and its Greek-root name. It describes occurrence in seawater, plants, animals, and the thyroid, plus production from sodium nitrate. Uses include dyes, drugs, photography, and iodized salt for goitre prevention, with iodine present in spinach, lettuce, beans, butter, and milk.
A vintage public health notice urges strict cleanliness to curb fly breeding. It recommends covering garbage, burning waste, keeping manure and rotting leaves away from dwellings, and using screens on doors and windows. Regular use of Wilson's Fly Pads is advised to kill entering flies while following directions. Flies are described as spreading deadly germs and infantile diarrhea, stressing communal responsibility to wage constant war against pests.
Provincial News Bureau reports Nova Scotia holds Parliament opening with bagpipes while Inverness county shows 72 percent Gaelic speakers. provincial press uses Gaelic in print. The piece links Nova Scotia’s Scots heritage to Evangeline fame and contrasts with Gaelic prevalence in Inverness, Scotland.
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