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Newspaper

Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 13, 1934

Page

6

Behalf Of Our Agriculturists Will Save Millions Of Dollars

A conference on crop pests and weather discussed cutting losses from cutworms wire worms and grasshoppers. J Patterson and A A Baird described government efforts to breed and release insects to combat pests and protect crops.

Notone Canada Department of Agriculture Gambia J. Patterson Toronto Dominion Meteorological Bureau A. A. Baird Belleville Ontario

Great Waterfall Renamed After Duchess of Kent

A 500 foot high waterfall in British Guiana's hinterland has been named Marina Falls after Princess Marina marrying the Duke of Kent in London. The falls, discovered while prospecting for gold, was led by E. Horne of Montreal with Leonard Schliemm J R Lightfall and W Bracewell.

Guiana Duchess of Kent Marina Greece Duke of Kent London E. Horne Montreal Leonard Schliemm J. R. Lightfall W. Bracewell British Guiana Geological Survey

Inventor Builds Aubmobile Trailer For Car Convenience

Sas Katon district farmer Niels Jensen designs a novel aubmobile trailer that glides with the car in any direction. The trailer uses two wheels linked by a propeller shaft connected to the steering gear via a rod that passes through the car body on the left side. The invention aims to aid convenience, not personal gain.

Niels Jensen Saskatoon

Gratitude Shortage Follows Many Christmas Requests

The Torante Star notes that Net Mach Gratitude Ganian Gane receives thousands of letters before Christmas but far fewer thank you notes afterward. It suggests the Almighty also gets more petitions from those in trouble, while expressions of gratitude decline as requests move through the year.

Ganian Gane

Canadian turkeys prove shipment viability to Britain

The British market shows strong demand for Canadian poultry as trial shipments of 80 000 birds in 1802 and further shipments the next year established reliability. Principal buyers praise Canada for high quality birds and expert packing with expectations of continued exports for Christmas trade.

British Isles Canada British Produce Trade Journal

Wear Formal Attire Transforms New York Shine Shop

D W Klein, founder of the “While You Wait” chain, introduces formal evening attire for four colored shine boys at 11 Park Row. The shift from colored smocks to tailcoats and silk toppers draws mixed reactions, with complaints about neck swing collars and comfort but a striking customer reaction as reflections appear in silk toppers.

New York Shine Park Row Mr. Klein George Frank Walter Shine Boys Taila Topper

Costly Oyster Stew Snares Modesto Woman and Jewelers Loss

Mrs Ted Brooks of Modesto California cooked a six thousand dollar oyster stew and says she has lost her desire to cook oysters. A can contained a perfect pearl that was scorched and deemed worthless by the jeweler. If not misplaced the pearl would have been worth six thousand dollars.

Ted Brooks Modesto Calif Associated Press

New Advertising Idea for Store Near the House

A local business explores advertising ideas to boost customer traffic. The strategy centers on a nearby shop aiming to attract residents and increase sales through targeted outreach and promotions.

Strongest Man Opens Railway Carriage Window

A fragment describes a strongest man who can open a railway carriage window by sheer force. The odd phrasing hints at a boast or humorous anecdote about extraordinary strength rather than a factual event.

Dominion Entomologists Propose Five Year Insect War

Government experts on insects completed a nationwide conference with recommendations for a five year plan to combat pests harming field crops forage grain stored products and household insects. Chiefs from laboratories and crop inspection stations across the Dominion attended.

Dominion

Relief Supplies From East Arrive to Help Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan volunteer relief chair W. W. Champ reports 96 cars of food and material from the Maritimes have arrived since October 15 to aid drought districts in Saskatchewan. Ontario has sent 108 cars, per Mr Chemp.

Maritimer Saskatchewan Maritimes W. W. Champ Saskatchewan Volunteer Rural Relief Committee Regina Ontario Chemp

Fragmented Quote Sparks Debate on Widows Count

Fragmentary OCR shows a debate style exchange about spike terms and widow figures with a claim claiming 20,000,000 widows. The text is incomplete and does not provide full context.

Snapshooters Christmas Card Advice From 1910s

A vintage guide encourages personal holiday greetings via photographs instead of store bought cards. It suggests using home exterior and interior scenes, winter night shots, and film types to capture genuine memories, noting that practiced missteps hurt results and that simple, authentic images often “click.”

Canada Wins International Wheat Championship Twenty Times In Twenty-Four Years

Canada secures the world wheat title at Chicago for the 20th time in 24 years as J B Allsop of Wembley Alberta takes the crown. The Allsops, long prominent seed grain exhibitors, hail from England and migrated to Wembley district. Alberta officials praise their high quality seed grain work. The victory cements Canada's lead with eight Alberta wins and Saskatchewan patients at 11.

Chicago J.B Allsop Wembley Alberta Prise Allsop Emly Alsop Herman Trefle John Allsop B. Allsop Toronto Royal Allsops England Calgary Wembley District Herman Trelie Mia Allsop Hugh Allen Lands and Mines Grande Prairie Lake Beskatoon Herman Trelle Canada Saskatchewan Manitoba United States Frank Isaackson Elfros Seager Wheeler Rosthern Sask Trelle J. C. Mitchell Dahinda Saak Henry Holmes Paul Gerlach Samuel Larcombe R. 0. Wiler H. G. L. ‘Strange Joseph H. B. Smith G. W. Craft L. P. Yates C. Edeon Smith

Rockets Could Carry Supplies To Isolated Arvas

Two scientists plan a balloon flight into the upper atmosphere and aim to fire a rocket to the moon from twelve miles up. The project, inspired by Professor Piccard, would use explosions to boost speed, potentially reaching the moon in a few hours. Alternative tests in Scotland’s western islands explore sending letters and medical stores to sea outages and hard to reach lighthouses during storms.

Arvas Piccard Moon

Stone Age Findings Challenge Ireland In Ice Age Era

Harvard archaeologists uncover stone age evidence in Ireland showing 6000 year old inhabitants and hatchet use. North site reveals 36 hearths and many tools while Carrowlishousa Mayo yields a bronze ax circa 1500 B C. Porlewhack Clare exposes a bronze age burial with four skeletons in coffin-like Minestone boxes.

Harvard University Old Ireland Ald Isle Carrowlishousa County Mayo Porlewhack County Clare

New Glutamic Acid From Beet Waste Aids Gravy Flavor

Omaha city chemist W H Campen says a glutamic acid derived from sugar beet waste can be used to flavor gravy and meat substitutes. The white substance is not new, historically produced from wheat and even used by Chinese cooks with rice for centuries.

W. H. Campen Omaha West Nebraska Campen

Great Sins Of Butchers How Many Song Of Butchers

E. V. Lucas in the Sunday Times cites three correspondents who carved names in history among figures like John Jacob Astor John Harvard Kirke White and Cardinal Wolsey. He contrasts the mutiny with David Cox as the lone painter.

E. V. Lucas Sunday Times London John Jacob Astor John Harvard American College Kirke White Cardinal Woleey David Cox

Desert Water Project to Power Egypt Proposed

Article proposes a bold plan to dig 40 miles of tunnels and canals linking the Libyan Desert to the Mediterranean to transport water and generate electricity for Egypt. The scheme envisions large scale engineering and regional energy benefits.

Mediterranean Sea Libyan Desert Egypt

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