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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
2
The article notes Canada endured a 1929 stock crash and drought but shows fortitude and rising confidence. It highlights Canada’s maintained national honor, growing trade, railway revenues, and a peaceful stance with no quarrels, suggesting a brighter national outlook ahead.
Henry J. Moore of Islington Ontario told the Canadian Horticultural Council that Federated Women's Institutes of Canada undertake garden beautification of the International Peace Garden on the Manitoba North Dakota boundary. In six years Moscow has added 1,630,000 people to its population total.
Mr Sobitaro Metanda of Nagano Japan developed eight pound apples through extensive experiments. The fruit is sour yet flavorful and will soon be grown for sale. In a separate note an English boy swallowed a safety razor blade highlighting household dangers.
At a meeting of the University of Michigan Club of New York Dr Sergius P Grace showcased Bell laboratories inventions including an artificial larynx powered by a compact pocket battery and a mouth insert that produces speech through controlled electric current. Also shown were magnetic handcuffs made from a new alloy claiming twenty times the attraction of iron and a joiner that fuses plates with a simple touch.
A 62 year old man reports headaches since childhood that stopped after two years of using Kruschen Salts in coffee. He credits the remedy for cleansing the system and removing stagnating waste that poisons the blood, promising swift lasting relief from headaches.
A mystery gambler at the Monte Carlo Casino draws visitors with a special board marked with raised figures. Each day he arrives alone with an official escort and records numbers as they appear. His method is systematic, yet not sensationally bold, and he rarely leaves the table a loser. He speaks little French.
Norfolk farmers declare a local war on skylarks after the agricultural committee exempted the bird from protection, allowing shooting. London reports note increased Poppy Day receipts reaching £524,650, up from prior years, with docks noting an influx of birds from Germany and Russia.
The crustacean chews its prey prior to ingestion with four external cutting mechanisms aiding the process. A cryptic code 088 closes the note.
A remote Tasmanian township Adamsfield lacks a hotel church or clergyman and is governed by a Vigilance committee. Located near Hobart and 24 miles from a railhead, access is by horse from the railhead. Women reportedly last followed current fashions years ago, reflecting isolation.
Economist Sir Josiah Stamp warned the United States pursues a centralized nationalistic policy ill suited for worldwide trade. He argued NRA codes ignore international factors and favored treating trade as a global whole with currency stabilization and a possible 10 percent devaluation to aid matters.
Thomas Dresser, aged seventy, went to a Victoria bank to withdraw but found he could not access his account because the Supreme Court of British Columbia had declared him dead. The estate was ordered to be divided among his relatives.
The Bermuda Board of Agriculture urged protective duties on ice cream and inputs. The assembly sent the issue to the finance committee for study amid concerns over 512 gallons of milk and cream imported from Canada and 22,667 gallons from the United States in 1933.
The article explains acetylene production from water and carbide, its safety in low temperature cylinder storage with acetone, and its principal use in cutting and welding metals. It notes oxyacetylene blowpipes reaching 4800 F and the Langmuir hydrogen-arc welding torch achieving at least 10000 F.
Gordon L. Smith outlines when to plant perennials roses fruit trees and shrubs and how to select healthy stock. It covers immediate planting after purchase soaking if needed pruning timing for different shrubs and vines and guidance on keeping light and air through the tree or shrub as growth resumes.
One of the strangest businesses in London is the human skeleton business of G Rouilly, who imports skeletons from Germany, Austria, Italy and Russia, and sells or hires them to medical students.
A description notes that football is popular among Eskimo children and highlights that young girls especially enjoy the game. The ball is traditionally made from seal skin stuffed with hair, reflecting native sports practices.
About one third of New York City's 1,722,954 families live in Brooklyn, reflecting the borough's large share of the metropolis' households and population density.
The nine directors elected by ballot were announced at Brandon by secretary A. M. MacPherson. Directors include J. A. Stemarle Ste. Anne de la Pocataire Quebec Charles M. McCallum Brampton Ontario M. W. Conner Keswick Ontario James Ramsey Portage la Prairie Manitoba Carl Roberts Ste Adolphe Manitoba Hardy E. Salter Calgary Alberta W. A. Greenway Acme Alberta J. B. Ross Govan Saskatchewan and L. A. Dean Stony Beach Saskatchewan The next annual meeting will be in Toronto.
A 15 ton transport unit tested over 10 000 miles in northern Australia shows promise to displace camels in undeveloped regions. The vehicle provides cheap service and, with economical road construction, cuts hauling rates to those charged for camel teams, offering a practical alternative.
England stands as a premier horse racing nation with numerous tracks nationwide. The sport thrives through historic venues and ongoing competitions, reflecting a deep-rooted racing culture and strong participation from trainers and fans alike.
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