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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1935
Page
2
The article ponders whether brutal bullfighting habits dull Spanish sensitivity amid civil conflict, arguing cruelties to animals practiced or witnessed without protest erode finer human character. Our Dumb Animals.
Eight different television receivers are on sale in London extending options for buyers. Retailers advertise a range of models from multiple brands, highlighting features and price points to attract customers.
The narrator details Paul’s arrival in Jerusalem with evidence of Gentile faith, the elders’ demand he join a Nazirite vow to appease Jewish converts, and a riot triggered by Asia-born Jews. Roman centurions intervene at the Temple to prevent Paul’s murder during Pentecost.
In towns across Japan husbands take over housework for a single annual ceremony. In Tamatsu near Kobe the town hall hosted the event with men scrubbing floors washing dishes and doing the family wash while wives relaxed and enjoyed food and drink.
Z W Fuller former chief architect of the public works department has been superannuated after more than forty years of service retirement effective November 3 C D Sutherland named acting chief architect for the department
Russia reports the completion of 16 oil refineries in the year with a combined crude oil capacity of 3.22 million tons. The data indicates a rapid expansion in refining capacity and an oil sector focus for the year.
A Reich commissioner for rubber issues a decree banning real rubber in many items to enforce economic self sufficiency. The policy targets German households and goods including children's toys and apparel, restricting supplies during the era of the Third Reich.
Sister Emma Durham ending long illness in London. Viscount Halifax signals readiness to restore full relations with Italy. Canadian Daily Newspapers Association holds Ottawa meeting with 25 directors. Germany plans second 26 000 ton battleship nearing completion for year end launch. Jerusalem court convicts three Arabs for killings of British officer and police during disorders. Montreal port to ship 10 million bushels of Argentine corn to U.S. as season ends. Gazet Van Ghent to cease after 270 years on Jan 1 1937 due to finances.
The former Sir William Morris known as Lord Nuffield offers Oxford University over 6 million pounds to extend its medical research program. The report notes Russia plans to boost production of commercial vehicles by 130000 units this year.
Pattern 5735 offers instructions and charts for making decorative filet squares with butterflies set off by a lacy K stitch. It provides material requirements and a diagram of stitches, and invites readers to mail 20 cents to the Household Arts Dept in Winnipeg for the pattern.
Trade sources warn of a worldwide glycerine shortage caused by rising armed forces requirements and reduced production. The shortage threatens supplies for automobile anti freeze solutions and other uses as markets adjust to constrained availability.
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