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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 03, 1936

Page

7

Industrial use of farm products eyed by Grangers

Carl B. Fritsche of Dearborn Michigan urged Grangers to adopt farm products in manufacturing. He predicted furniture from plastic farm productions and other goods, citing rising exports, purchasing power, and agricultural inputs as keys to balanced supply and demand and stable prices. He praised soil conservation and foreign policy boosting export trade.

United States Chamber of Commerce Carl 5 B. Fritsche Dearborn Mich Tardeeine Chemurghc Council Sidley Roosevelt Fritechs Grangers

Kangaroo Reserve Plea Prompts NSW Wildlife Stance

A NSW official touring the Macquarie Marshes reports friendly wildlife and urges that the 40 000 acres not be used for farming but be set aside as a national reserve. He notes kangaroos emus pelicans swans approaching him in the area and says none of the land should be disturbed.

Australia Garden of Eden New South Wales Macquarie

Continents Move If Forces Act On North America

Dr Ross Gunn of the U S Naval Research Laboratories says continents may move or have forces acting on them. He finds North America could drift one inch per year toward the Pacific and southwest, with resistance in the Pacific region shaping mountain chains along that coast. The view appears in The Journal of the Franklin Institute cited by the New York Herald Tribune.

Ross Gunn United States Naval Research Laboratories North America Pacific Ocean Pacific Journal of the Franklin Institute New York Herald Tribune

Tax Reform Sparks Confusion Over Farming Implements

In Melbourne buyers face tax changes on agricultural and gardening tools, with dealers struggling to explain the new levy. A proposal to waive fees for farming hoes and related implements aims to ease the transition for farmers.

Australia Implemeant Dealera Melbourne

The Case for Relaxation and Daily Breaks

Experts urge steady daily relaxation to lower stress and improve health. The text links rest to better digestion, calmer nerves, and clearer judgment, recommending several brief moments after meals to train the habit for lasting well being.

Postman’s Holiday Map Myths From Ogilby’s 1671 World

Ohio River and California Island claims misrepresented in a London cartography book. Ogilby’s account cites bears with horse traits and buffalo hybrids near New York, from garbled early reports.

Ohio State, Library Ohio River California Great Lakes America New World London John Ogilby Charles I Ogilby New York

Electric Shock Kills Cattle on Ontario Farm

On A Wardell farm in Woodhouse township near Simcoe Ontario two cows died after a short circuit in an electric pump switchbox. Wardell received a shock while inspecting the barn light and the current traveled via water pipes to the drinking bows. A new German metal alloy to replace copper and brass is noted.

Dick Wardell Woodhouse Township Simcoe Ontario Wardell

Overlooked One Thing Bere A Humorous Moral Tale

A humorous obituary style note highlights a man who followed strict health routines including daily teeth brushing, twice yearly doctor exams, rain rubbers, open windows, a vegetable rich diet, and long sleep. It jokes that he forgot trains at grade crossings and mentions a funeral next Wednesday with numerous health institutions and manufacturers listed as survivors.

Bere

Pay According To Ability in German Penal Code

An outline of the new German penal code introduces fines based on a convict's ability rather than a fixed amount. Judges may impose five or ten days pay instead of uniform fines, making penalties more equitable. A $25 fine could mean jail for some, but be trivial for others, under the old system.

Niagara Falls Review

Lancashire Radio Horse Uses Wireless Set for Traffic Control

A radio horse named Sammy owned by the Lancashire Constabulary will be first in the country to carry a wireless receiving and transmitting set for traffic control. The gear weighs under six pounds including the aerial and allows contact with police headquarters up to three miles away.

Sammy Lancashire Constabulary

New French Chef Joins King Edward's Royal Kitchen

Albert Legros aged 60 from Paris becomes King Edward's personal chef at Buckingham Palace. He is the fourth consecutive Frenchman to head the palace kitchens and will also assist at the Coronation banquet next May. Legros will follow the King to Windsor Balmoral Sandringham but not Fort Belvedere where a separate cook remains.

Albert Legros London King Edwards Buckingham Palace Palace Legros Paris Edward George Clerk Henri Poupart Legron Windsor Balmoral Sandringham Fort Belvedere

King Edward to Travel by Air for Canada Visit

The London Sunday Express reports the Cabinet supports a long royal tour with extensive air travel. The King will use airplanes for much of the journey to Canada and other British dominions, aided by wireless communication.

Edward Canada British Dominions The London Sunday Express

Ultra-fast motion pictures aid industrial study at A I C E meeting

Dr. Gustavus J. Esselen showcased ultra-fast films in Baltimore showing 2000 to 3000 pictures per second to slow speeds from six miles per minute to three miles an hour. The technique aids engineers in analyzing bottle breakage, gas-liquid interactions, and new motor driven devices while linking to Langley Field experiments for compression-ignition engines.

American Institute of Chemical Engineers Baltimore Gustavus J. Esselen Boston Mass National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics Langley Field

To Keep It Straight and a Dining Cat Prank

A New York collector keeps a crooked etching of the Leaning Tower of Pisa and asks his maid why it tilts. She says she hangs it crooked to make the tower look straight. A boy interrupts with a warning about a big black cat in the dining room, joked to be lucky, until the cat is blamed for dinner.

New York Pisa Jimmie

Rainfall and Jet Weight Estimation Note

An inch of rain falling on the average sized house yields a metric estimate related to a jet weighing about 4644 tons.

London Mayor backs Canadian Farm School plans for migrants

The London Mayor supports Fairbridge Farm Schools extending to the Dominions as 28 British boys and girls depart for the Prince of Wales Farm School on Vancouver Island. New schools in New South Wales and Victoria Australia widen the program to train youths for overseas life. The four formations include Pinjarra Western Australia and a Cowichan Vancouver Island site with other Australian locations.

Lond London British Columba House Prince of Wales Fairbridge Farm Dominions New South Wales Britain New Farm School Bacchus Marsh Victoria Australia Fairbridge Northcote Farm School Lady Northcote Lord Mount Stephen Montreal Pinjarra Foundation William Anglias Pinjarra Western Australia Kingaley Fathbridge Cowichan Vancouver Island British Columbia Toronto Mall Empire

Rustic Utopia: Beck Plans Bahama Colony For Discontent

Austin Beck an 81 year old Swampscott insurance broker sailed from New York to the Bahama Islands to found a rustic utopia for unhappy Americans. He partners with Sir Edwin and Lady Tyrrell Beck of London and says they will buy an island, form a local government, and remain under the British flag.

Austin Beck Swampscott, Maas New York Bahama Islands Lfe United States Edwin Tyrrell Beck London Beck

Language handicap cited for Japan in National Review

Sir Reginald Johnston argues Japan trails China in propaganda and language skills. He notes Japanese are reticent and regard defending themselves as insulting, claiming about twenty Chinese speakers exist for each Japanese in English speaking circles.

Reginald Johnston National Review London Japan China

Hair curling method using heated chemical wrapped coils

The first hair curling method involved winding the hair around a cylindrical stick, moistening with a chemical solution, sealing in a metal tube, and applying heat to set the curl.

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