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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 31, 1935

Page

6

Canada Looks Forward After Liberal Victory on October 14

The piece surveys the Mackenzie King Liberal return to power amid post depression strain. It notes heavy taxation, debt, and the need for prudent governance while praising Canada’s democratic resilience and financial stability. It forecasts a difficult road to recovery, with cautious optimism for Ottawa’s forthcoming measures and long climb ahead.

Mackenzie King Canada Ottawa

Romance Yacht Completes Pacific Crossing After Gales

Captain Ernest Green sails the 50 foot Romance from Yokohama to Victoria with a crew of two, weathering fierce head gales and a 50 foot comber. He notes the voyage fulfills a lifelong ambition and cites interest from French officials in Indo China for a future sailing role.

Pacific Yokohama Romance Victoria Ernest Green Philip John Hunter I ‘Tve Captain Green Indo-China Green

World Rulers Book Claims 200 Men Dominate Global Affairs

The anonymous author in The Observer surveys world governance and names leaders such as George V, Pope Pius, Tarieu of France, Stalin, Mussolini, and Roosevelt. It argues a minority of about 200 men control vast realms, describing world affairs as man aged or mismanaged. The work, issued in New York, surveys spheres of vocal behavior and lists a roster of prominent figures across nations.

Ao Couiencas Aonse Mmanity Aes New York Saas Benito Musolini Ealt Adaltier Germany Roosevelt United States Mustapha Kemel Ataturk Turkey

Population growth projection for the world in 2100

An estimate projects the world population reaching about 6.003 billion by 2100 if current growth continues. At present the global population stands near 1.9 billion, with concerns about the earth’s capacity to provide food and housing unless agricultural output improves.

New License Plate Lets Dirt Pass Through

German traffic police test a plate with cutout numbers allowing dirt to show through openings. A myth about Nero fiddling during Rome’s fire is debunked noting the city burned in 64 A.D. and the violin arrived centuries later.

Nero Rome

Snappy shirtwaist blouse for all ages and budgets

A snappy shirtwaist blouse designed for novices shows a front buttoned line, inverted pin tucks, and versatile sleeves. The bottle green wool jersey version suits school, college, office, or daily wear. pattern No. 480 fits sizes 14 to 40 with two yards of fabric for long sleeves. Order patterns from Winnipeg Newspaper Union pattern department.

Pattern Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg New Falls

California professor unveils color‑matched panco mirror

Dr H W Edwards of the University of California announces a new panco mirror that reflects all colors equally and is claimed to be 98 percent efficient. The device promises broad optical usefulness and may impact photography and display technologies.

H. W. Edwards University of California

Rub New Earthenware Vessels Before Heating

Rubbing new earthenware vessels with a raw onion prior to heating helps prevent cracking. The onion coating seals pores and reduces thermal stress during initial use, improving longevity and performance.

Diamond wealth hidden in Canada say experts

American geologist and diamond expert argue Canada hosts far richer diamond fields than South Africa. Professor A. S. Fureron of Western Reserve University and D. W. Carter, head of a diamond tool company, cite US discoveries as supporting the Canadian theory.

Canada South Africa A. S. Fureron Western Reserve University D. W. Carter United States Carter

Winter Food For Bees Risks and Remedies

The Dominion Apiarist warns that packing bees for winter without adequate food invites disaster. He urges ensuring living colonies have surplus food in spring rather than risking dead or depleted hives from starvation.

Dominion Apiarist

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