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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 09, 1935

Page

6

Dates Of Seeding Wheat Varieties Test Findings

The study compares Carnet Reward Supreme Ceres Marquis and Reliance across six sowing dates from early spring to mid June in randomized red row plots. Results show rust on late sowings, poorer straw strength after May 15, and grain size and weight varying with date. Overall, early spring seeding yields favored, with dry years influencing frost risk and crop performance.

Beet Supreme Marquis Ubal

Cancer Study Chemists Find Substances That Start Cancers

Scientists report chemicals that initiate malignant growth may be studied from inception. Dibenzpyrene can start cancer in a lab mouse with a tiny dose. Dibenzanthracene proves highly potent, prompting strict handling and disposal in experiments.

Drinking affects reaction time by nine point seven percent

Scientists report that consuming a few drinks slows reaction, increasing stopping distance. An average man with three drinks driving at forty miles an hour would travel five to eight feet farther before deciding what to do when danger appears.

Pope

Beware Of The Clothes Moth In Canada

The Dominion Entomologist warns clothing moth damage is costly and preventable. Store brushed garments in tight lids or sealed bags, wrap with thick paper, and use naphthalene or paradichloro benzene in trunks. For severe infestations, supervised fumigation or room super heating is advised.

Canada Dominion Dominion Department of Agriculture

Nicknames for Railroads Crooked, Comical From Initials

A Chicago newspaper highlights how railroads earn nicknames from their initials. The Peoria Pekin Jacksonville becomes the Push Pull and Jerk while Toledo Peoria Western is Tired Poor and Weary. The Cincinnati Portsmouth Virginia, precursor of the N and N, long carried Coat Pants and Vest.

Chicago Peoria, Pekin

Education progress hinges on unified governing body

Dr. W Morrish Edmonton school board chairman told about 500 teachers at the Alberta Educational Federation opening meeting that progress in education is impossible until the entire system is removed from politics and placed under a single permanent governing body.

W. Morrish Edmonton Alberta Educational Federation

No Waste In Apples From Canadian Grown Fruit

Canadian apples contain high pectin allowing juice to thicken other fruits into jelly. No part of the apple goes to waste as paring and core can be used for jelly. This 2006 note highlights efficient use of apple byproducts.

Canada’s Strongest Winds Describe Moisture and Mountain Runoff

The humidity of air limits evaporation from ground and plants. Relative humidity peaks near large waters and western BC slopes. Pacific winds gain moisture, drop rain on coastal mountains then dry out over the prairies. Wind is strongest on Atlantic and Pacific coasts, Great Lakes shores, and the prairies.

British Columbia Pacific Ocean Coast Selkirka Rocky Mountains Mountains Prairies Canada Atlantic Pacific Great Lakes St. Thomas

Siam King Ananda Mahidol Uses Prerogative To Skip Exam

King Ananda Mahidol of Siam, the world’s youngest monarch, avoided a difficult exam using royal prerogative. School directors in Switzerland then promoted him to the classical college, equivalent to high school.

King Siam Ananda Mahidot Switzerland

Expert explains vast sum by minute scale

A mathematician argues that a sum of 4 880 000 000 dollars is hard to grasp and offers a minute scale comparison. One hour equals zero minutes, one day equals 1 440 minutes, one year equals 525 600 minutes, and 1 935 years equal 1 017 036 000 minutes, allowing spending of 4.80 dollars per minute since year 1 A D.

Elevator Etiquette In Sydney Hats In Lifts Prompt Public Notice

In Sydney a bank posts a notice urging gentlemen to keep hats on in elevator lifts to ease congestion and improve comfort during rush hours. Officials claim seating could rise from sixteen to twenty when hats stay on, avoiding extra contact with others.

Australia Sydney Buffalo Courier-Express

Land values per acre in Canadian provinces 1934

The average value per acre of occupied farm lands in Canada in 1934 is listed for each province. Prince Edward Island 34 dollars, Nova Scotia 27, New Brunswick 24, Quebec 34, Ontario 41, Manitoba 17, Saskatchewan 16, Alberta 16, and British Columbia 60 dollars.

Canada P.E.I Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia

Miner Declares Spring Pause at Kingsville Bird Sanctuary

Naturalist Jack Miner says his Kingsville Ontario sanctuary will close to visitors on Sundays as part of his usual spring announcement to rest man and bird.

Jack Miner Kingsville Ont

Creation Of The Universe Photon Fog Sparks Debate

Dr Swann described a photon fog as a possible path to revival of the universe arguing that radiant energy in photons could transform into matter. He outlined energy sources inside stars and proposed a cycle where matter arises from energy and photons form new particles.

American Philosophical Society de Woo GG. Swann Fartel Inet Tate Swann Stars Sung Earth

Freedom of the Press lauded as key constitutional force

Interior Secretary Harold Ickes called freedom of press and speech and free assembly the three musketeers of constitutional power at the Associated Press luncheon in New York. He warned against closing doors to free assembly while preserving press freedom. AP president Frank B. Noyes praised 27 surviving charter members as the organization marked 35 years under one standard and spirit.

Harold Ickea Associated Press New York America Frank B. Noyes Washington Star Mr. Noyes

Three Harvests a Year From Wheat Under Light

Australian experiments claim three crops annually by extending daylight for wheat plants with electric illumination. Tested with Australian-bred wheats. English wheats failed, growing like grass tufts.

Australia Australian Press Bureau

Canadian Dairy Exports Fall From Peak Levels

Historical data from Canada shows cheese exports peaking in 1904 and butter in 1903, with a sharp drop by 1933 as urban demand grows. The shift toward home consumption and rising production of concentrated milk altered export patterns, noting 23 milk condensation plants in 1933 and a total output value of 6.82 million dollars.

Frat Ontario Fest Creamery Quebec Denmark Government Organization of Coal Storage Services Canada Truro N.S St. Thomas Times-Journal

Do Away With Homework Trial Reported in Texas

The Port Arthur Chronicle notes a Texas experiment to replace night homework with an extended school day. The program features an 8:40 a.m. start, three 70 minute periods before lunch and two afterward, ending at 4:20 p.m. with a shorter lunch. The aim is steady progress without home study, reduced failures, and less parental burden.

Port Arthur Texas Brandon Sun

Valued Greuze Painting Linked to Palm Beach Purchase

Publisher W. J. Southam may own an original Greuze bought three years ago in Palm Beach. An investigation revealed a name on the back beside the £130,000 marking. Artist Ossip L. Linde confirmed it is not a copy.

W. J. Southam Palm Beach H. 8. Southam National Art Gallery Ottawa Jean Baptiste Greuze

Books Do Not Help Says Library Keeps 375000 Volumes

The New York Public Library economic division holds about 375000 books, while the science of economics remains muddled, contrasted with Joseph in Egypt who stabilized agriculture without any books on the subject.

Boston Transcript New York Public Library Joseph Egypt

Girl and Boy Talk Marriage Chances

A light dialogue clip shows a girl asking about marriage and a boy replying that he has had chances but will not take any more risks. The exchange highlights cautious optimism about commitment.

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