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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 14, 1934

Page

3

Peace and League of Nations debate in Canada

Ottawa reports record a Canadian discussion at a League of Nations meeting where Hewett Reid advocates direct Canadian influence in world affairs and questions the League’s efficacy. He warns Britain, France, and the U S must act and Canada may need to join or risk isolation.

League of Natheme Society Canada Ottaws Ha Palicy Erepire Uater Miister Hewott Reid Great Britain France United States Cunaie League of Nations Japan Germany Italy League Mr. Reid A. D. McRae Senate Ir. Reid Alsc Fintee Wecenaton Reid United State Dominion Bennett Kinsale Eee House of Commons Coens Os

Costly Farm Failure Amid Tropical Irrigation Efforts

The article details Audrala's costly Wurssutration Purm With AN Bua project near five shillings per week, and a $420 payment for the farm including buildings and leasehold of 48 acres. Much stock died or wasted, including pedigreed stock, dairy cattle, and crops in wet conditions. The buyer J. Gaten plans to pasture horses through the wet season, while fruit crops revived due to irrigation.

J. Gaten

Patterned Blouse Delights Offer Mixed Fabrics and Styles

A fashion blurb promotes multiple blouse patterns in ampart, red and white handkerchief Anish lawn, and yellow brown printed sateen. Each blouse differs in style and three can cost about one ready made act. Style No 845 fits sizes 14 to 18 years with busts 33 to 40 inches. size 16 needs 15 yards. price 20 cents in stamps or coin.

How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union

Pattern ordering notice from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave offers pattern numbers and instructions. The text lists a pattern name placeholder and suggests contacting the union for ordering details.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg

Green Candling Light Gains Use in Canada

The Dominion Department of Agriculture funds investigations and NRC research resulting in a green glass filter for egg candling. The green light, preferred for its lack of yolk color, has spread to many firms and is now used by departmental officers, though blue light is avoided due to visibility issues.

Dominion Department of Agriculture Canada National Research Council Dominion Dominion Department of Agricultum Forest Service Forest Nursery Indian Head Sask Sutherland, Sask

Vision for Western Prosperity and Ethical Business urged

Dr. W. W. Seranees and Dr. Swanson advocate a constructive plan to fix economy in the West. They urge ethical business, home building, land settlement, and prosperity for farmers and villages to counter eastward wealth drift and avoid further economic decline. They criticize short term measures and call for real community contribution.

Parma W. W W. Seranees Saskatche United States Dominion Dr. Swanson West

Umbrella Finders Scheme In London Expands

A new system in London issues a card to the owner when an umbrella is found. The finder leaves the article at loss offices and departments and attaches an address clip to the umbrella to claim a reward.

London

Ex-Stude I congratulate him on turns fine young man

The fragment traces a remark about a president expelling someone and an exchange praising a president’s son, plus a claim that George Washington did not sign the Declaration of Independence.

George Washington

Zephr Sets Nonstop Airmail Express Record to Chicago

The Zephr train from Denver to Chicago established new non stop speed marks with peaks near 1125 miles per hour and sustained runs at 90 mph. It covered 963 miles in under 10 hours 15 minutes with police and roped off routes ensuring a clear right of way from Denver Union Terminal to Halsted Street Station.

Burlington Rail- Toad Chicago Denver Denver Union Terminal Halsted Street

Giant cricket found on Poor Knights Island

A giant weta, larger than a man's thumb with legs spanning a saucer, was discovered by Auckland Museum scientists on Poor Knights Island off New Zealand. The creature is the largest weta yet seen, surpassing the Australian king cricket in size.

New Zealand Auckland Museum Knights Island Auckland Naturalista

Steps urged to solve root causes of world wheat problem

The Economist argues for action to end underlying factors in the world wheat crisis. It notes how tariff and subsidy policies distort supply and demand, causing stocks and price instability. It urges importing countries to accept wheat from exporting nations and for exporters to reconsider tariff barriers to avert agricultural ruin.

United States Canada Argentina Australia Economist

Wholesome Canned Fruit Standards Under Meat and Canned Foods Act

Cold pack fruit must be ground or well chopped and wholesome for human food. All fruit requires thorough washing and drainage before filling, containers must be clean and sterilized, fruit graded to established quality standards, records kept of daily fruit and sugar weights, and only approved processes used for preparation and storage.

Canadian National ad calls for business to spark prosperity

A headline in a Canadian National Railway advertisement declares the object is to stimulate business. The piece argues railways and trade will revive prosperity, recalling 1925 1929 era growth as Canada aimed to resume high freight volume and railway activity.

Canadian National Railway Canada Lethbridge Herald

Death Ray Invention Claims Fatal Light Beam Tests

Scientist R Chatfield in England touts a death ray device that emits 4 high frequency electrical oscillations at 300 million cycles between copper plates. Experiments show fish and mice struck by the ray die instantly with no visible wounds.

Death Ray Apparatus Co R. Chatfield England Acts

Invention of Parachute Seedlike Aid for Mail Planes

A new parachute device resembling a giant seed of a mingle tree is described as enabling mail planes to drop packages safely. The design aims to assist aircraft in releasing cargo with controlled descent and stability.

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