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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 07, 1935

Page

6

Brighter Side of Canada After Five Dark Years

The era of gloom following the 1929 stock market crash eases as Canada shows fortitude. Economic activity, railway revenues, and national respect rise while armament costs stay low, offering hope for gradual recovery and brighter days ahead.

Canada Britain Mary

Magic Of Science Electric Lung Restores Speech As Voice Box

Bell laboratories unveil an electric lung and magnetic handcuffs at a University of Michigan Club of New York event. Dr. Sergius P Grace describes the artificial larynx that restores speech for about 1,000 Americans by producing a pure tone via a mouth device, voiced by simple mouth movement. The pocket unit powers the sound, while the handcuffs demonstrate a new alloy with twenty times iron’s attraction, linking two plates with a strong but nonessential safety feature.

Bell Laboratories University of Michigan Club of New York Sergius P. Grace United States

Headaches Vanish After Kruschen Salts in Coffee

A 62 year old man reports lifelong headaches ending after two years of using Kruschen Salts in his coffee. He credits the remedy with cleansing the body of stagnating waste and poisons, claiming swift relief and lasting benefit.

Man Declared Dead Seeks Return After Bank Error

Seventy year old Thomas Dresser filed proceedings to regain life after a Victoria bank refused him access to his account claiming he was dead. The Supreme Court of British Columbia had declared him dead and ordered his estate divided among relatives.

Thomas Dresser Victoria Supreme Court of British Columbia

Bermuda Board weighs duties on ice cream materials

The Bermuda Board of Agriculture recommends protective duties on ice cream and its raw materials, with the matter referred to the finance committee. 1933 saw 512 gallons of milk and cream imported from Canada and 22,667 gallons from the United States, highlighting local dairy industry pressures.

Bermuda Board of Agriculture Assembly Canada United States

Acetylene and Hydrogen Arc Welding Torch Facts

Acetylene is produced from calcium carbide and decomposes to hydrogen and carbon when heated. It must be safely compressed with porous material soaked in acetone to avoid explosion. Used in oxy acetylene welding at about 4 800 degrees Fahrenheit, it cuts metal by controlled oxygen flow. Langmuir’s hydrogen arc welding torch reaches over 10 000 degrees Fahrenheit.

Langmiur

Gardening guidance for plants pruning planting and care

Practical advice on when to plant perennials roses fruit trees and shrubs and how to handle stock purchase planting protection pruning timing and methods for different plant types including vines raspberries and flowering shrubs. The text notes avoid air exposure during planting and highlights late winter to early spring pruning for most plants while warning about grape bleeding and rose cutting practices. It concludes with a stray line about England being a leading horse racing nation.

Bruish Poppy Day collections rise beyond 1933 total

In London the Poppy Day drive exceeded 1933 figures by £11,000, with 1933 totals at 11,853 and the 1930 record reaching 524,650. The report highlights the growing fundraising momentum for remembrance efforts and notes the latest figure surpasses prior years.

London

Moscow Population Grows by Six-Year Total of 1 630 000

Over six years Moscow added about 1.63 million residents to its population, reflecting sustained urban growth. The rise underscores continued migration to the capital as new housing and jobs attract people from surrounding regions.

Moscow

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