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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 05, 1931

Page

6

Hess and Sun as Source of Cosmic Rays Claim

Vienna reports quote Professor Hess of Graz saying he provided evidence that a small portion of cosmic rays originate from the sun. Critics note Hess did not claim discovery of cosmic rays, a phenomenon found 18 years earlier, and question the sun’s role given electroscope readings similar at night and day, underscoring a major scientific mystery.

Victor F. Hess University of Graz Vienna Hess Spath

Fifty Years of Canadian Pacific Railway Pioneers Grand Progress

A retrospective on the fifty year mark of the Canadian Pacific Railway. From its start with George Stephen and Ottawa government backing to a vast global transport network, the piece lauds the vision, risk, and endurance of leaders such as Stephen, Van Horne, Shaughnessy, and Beatty. It argues the railway forged a new Canada, shaped governance, and set a forward looking national course. The article emphasizes resilience, bold policy, and the belief in continued Canadian expansion and prosperity.

Montreal Canadian Pacific Railway George Stephen Lord Mount Stephen Dominion Ottawa Canada Great Britain Can‘eda United States Seven Seas Canadian Pacific Willian van Horne Thomas Lord) Shaughnessy Edward W. Beatty Stephen and van Horne Shaughnessy Beatty

Plant based floor covering Saffoleum eyed as rival to tholeum

A new floor covering called Saffoleum, derived from a sunflower like plant, may replace tholeum on floors as experiments proceed. Researchers report promising results and plan broader tests to confirm durability and cost effectiveness.

Electrician from Ujpest Claims EM Propulsion Rocket

Rank Reumap, an electrician from Ujpest, says he built a rocket using electro magnetic propulsion that ought to reach the moon in three weeks and has offered it to the Junkers Ren plane people.

Rank Reumap Ujpest Junkers Ren Plane

Digestive Aid Powder or Tablet for Gas Relief

Breaks up gas in the stomach and neutralizes acid keeping the stomach sweet and strong. Indigestion relief in a powder or tablet form, available at all good drug stores.

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Elford Named Italy Executive Member for Fifth World Poultry Congress

F C Elford Dominion poultry man and past World Poultry Science Assoc president receives honor from Italy appointing him to the executive for the Fifth World Poultry Congress to be held in Rome in 1933 and to oversee Canada's delegation. The article notes high expectations for the Rome congress.

Elford F.C. Elford Dominion Poultry Husbandman Poultry Science Associatem Goernment Italy Rome London England

American Films In Britain Eighty Five Percent Of Films

Testimony before a Canadian inquiry shows eighty five percent of motion picture films shown in England are American in origin while seven percent are British. Colonel John A Cooper of the Motion Picture Distributors of Canada cites limited Canadian film production since 1918. Investigation focuses on Famous Players Canadian Corporation and affiliates.

England John A. Cooper Motion Picture Distributors of Canada Canada Toronto Famous Players Canadian Corporation Col. Cooper

Vegetation fossils reveal past climates and continents

A Canadian engineer uncovers fossil trees in Northern Alberta dated 15 to 20 million years old. One species matches a tree now found in Japan, implying North America and Asia were once connected by similar climates. exceptionally preserved leaves and wood offer rare insight into ancient ecosystems.

Foresta Arctic Antarctica Antarctic Tages Alberta Canadian Department of Mines Japan J. W. Bailey Harvard University North America Asia Alverta Alice

Leprosy Cure Breaks Quiet From Carville Release

Nine men and two women leave Carville leprosarium with certificates proving cure, facing a world unseen for years. The ex-patients may assume new names, with government not questioning their pasts as 83 have been freed recently, brightening hope for others. Dr Eelectric Oil promotes internal and external use for catarrh with many testimonials of relief.

Carville Louisiana Thomas

Family Doctor Counts Medical Situation, Says Physician

A physician conducting a national survey of medicine says family doctors are counted out while specialists and self-treatment gain attention. The Brockton Mass Times reports the family doctor criticizes current medical focus and stresses the need for broader primary care.

Brockton Mass Times

Lag Gee covers 1929 with large totals and auto funding

The report notes a 1929 figure of 2 525 500 000 including 37 Pegi lag tees agregials fee. It states that four fifths of automobiles owned in Brazil were bought on time.

Pegi Lag Tees Agregials Fee Brazil

Soviet Plan a Failure Five Year Idea Collapses

Philip Harty and Mrs Harty of Newark New Jersey return from Russia with grim verdicts on the Soviet five year plan. They say the plan has collapsed, people are in rags, and prices are steep while inflation saps morale. Harry, an engineer who studied Siberian rolling mills, voices sharp criticism of the plan and its social and industrial goals.

Philip Harty Harry

Hudson Bay Route Grain Move Aim Seeks 5 Million Bushels

The Saskatchewan traffic council unanimously urged General Government through Hon. Dr. R. J. Manion to increase the initial grain movement to not less than 5,000,000 bushels to prove the Hudson Bay route as a valuable trade outlet for export farm products. In a separate item, London school children collected 8,856 pounds of tinfoil worth 1,625 dollars for a hospital last year.

R. J. Manion Hudson Bay Saskatchewan Traffic Council London

Ontario to free cancer treatment and invest inquiry

Premier George Henry said within two months the Ontario cabinet will reveal the cancer investigation plan and, once adopted, provide the treatment free to sufferers. He noted parallels with free insulin and serum programs and said the Ontario Research Foundation may assist. The report also mentions radium ore studies in Haliburton and a tax evasion case in England.

Ontario George 8. Henry Ontario Research Foundation Haliburton Township

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