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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
7
A historical editorial urges renewed self-reliance as unemployment and despair rise. It condemns reliance on government relief, calls for workers to weigh wages against aid, and appeals to clergy and teachers to promote courage and personal effort despite broad hardship. The piece stresses maintaining initiative and resisting societal drift toward dependence.
A local community celebrates a carillon project becoming the largest on earth as 22 bells are placed and funds grow to 46, with the final bell over three tons. The long wait spanned six years and community donors emphasize steady progress and patience.
The text describes a copyright principle cited by Sir Ed Ward wer an about Brat veldblistead in Tara and a monastery copying a master to compete for tourism. The king ordered the copying destroyed. It also notes Imperial Airways developing a passenger airliner to keep Britain ahead in commercial aviation.
Windsor Castle displays a crystal casket containing General Gordon s worn Bible from Khartoum and a Kitchener Bible side by side. A lead fragment from Trafalgar and Nelson s personal mast pedestal mark naval history amid the castle s venerable treasures.
Dr H T Gussow of Ottawa Dominion Botanist at Dominion Experimental Farms has been elected president of the American Phyto-Pathological Society at its Pittsburgh meeting. The society, founded in 1909, includes about 900 plant pathology and mycological researchers from Canada and the United States. Gussow is a charter member and a leading authority in botanical science.
The Zambesi river bridge cost 10 million dollars and required two and a half years to build. It spans 12,064 feet with thirty three concrete piers reaching 120 feet below the river. The structure connects Lake Nyasa rail service to Beira, enabling transport from Nyasaland and Portuguese East Africa to the east coast.
Hand engravers boast of etched wonders yet machine production offers greater accuracy. A Lord's Prayer is reportedly engraved on a five cent piece, but a square of steel one sixth inch could not bear such relief. A minted type from a punch bears letters .006 inch tall, .0008 inch high from base, a remarkable feat. In Bombay's Prince of Wales Museum, fine hand engraving on rice shows donor names and similar skill.
Dr. L L Stanley a San Quentin physician and Dr Jay Don Ball SF doctor disclosed a dairy by product powder whey can lower high blood pressure and aid tuberculosis patients. They observed poultrymen at Petaluma using whey to improve health and plan trials for men. The claim cites success among prisoners and in building bodies, noting gratifying results from the treatment.
Signor Marconi announced in Rome that a television experiment linking Italy and the United States will be conducted in a few months. He spoke to the U S at the inauguration of a new alien radio station and promised to telecast his recent experiments including navigation of a ship by wireless.
Prof A A Leitch former Ontario Agricultural College economist accepts chairmanship of the Dominion Marketing Board pending cabinet ratification. Leitch, also a prominent tobacco grower, will lead the board established last year to regulate natural product marketing under the act. Deputy minister Dr George S H Barton, the former chairman, has asked to be relieved.
West Berlin builds vast sport complex to host future Games with streets renamed to reflect the new site. Residents will see Fighting Arena Avenue and other dignified routes honor the Reichssportfeld as Olympia Town designation is replaced.
Andrew Connorton an 80 year old recluse of Flushing Long Island died true to a vow made 30 years earlier after his sweetheart jilted him he would never again appear on Flushing Main street living within two blocks of it The article notes radium as the world’s most expensive mineral with a standard value of 90000 per gram.
Within the range of conditions permitting the free flight of bees, light appears to be the most import ant factor. After about 2:30 p.m., the flight of bees drops off with increasing rapidity, and after 4 pm, practically all exits of the bees from hives are merely play flights. Rip Van Winkle slept for 20 years, but, of course, his neighbors didn't have a radio.
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