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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 28, 1937

Page

7

Value In Higher Education Of What Value Is A University Education

The article debates whether a university degree is worth the cost and effort. It contrasts the belief that education always benefits with views that it may be wasteful or detrimental for some to pursue higher learning. It emphasizes assessing a student’s ability, goals, and the fit with the institution before committing to college for any lasting return.

Compariaon Rome Perents Wouldbe College United States United ‘States

Sugar Beet Payment Reaches 85 000 for Alberta Growers

An $85 000 sugar beet payment covers 1000 growers in southern Alberta at 40 cents per ton. The 1936 crop bonus brings total payments to $5.55 per ton against final 1935 rates of $5.85 per ton. Bolivia imposes the world’s smallest postage stamp.

Alberta

Germans Boost Beekeeping Amid Production Drive

German beekeepers rally to the raising production campaign adopting the slogan one more hive each. A preliminary census shows an increase of 250000 bees, about 12 percent, versus last year, signaling that nearly half of previously imported honey may be produced domestically.

Planets Orbit Planes Tilted Up to Ten Degrees

The article notes two planetary orbits lie in the game plane with other planets inclined up to about 10 degrees relative to Earth’s orbit. It mentions penguins marching, tobog gazing, or pushing on their stomachs to break monotony during a long march.

London announce royal coronation commission members

Canada will be represented by Prime Minister Mackenzie King Hon Vincent Massey and G P Vanier. Australia by J A Lyons Bruce Isaacs Latham and Rich. New Zealand by Savage Nash Jordan. South Africa by Hertzog te Water. The Duke of Gloucester will chair the commission.

London Canada George VI Mackenzie King Vincent Massey G. P. Vanier High Commissioner's Office United Kingdom Privy Council J. A. Lyons Bruce Isaac Isaacs John Latham George Rich Australia New

Aviator Sees Two Sunrises on New Year’s Day

Major Alford J. Williams of Garden City flew to 22,000 feet near Montauk and observed the sun rising from the sea east of Montauk at 6 am, then again before landing Roosevelt Field at 7 20. The report cites Kipling’s air mail captain as ultimate aviation dream.

Alford J. Willams Garden City Montauk Roosevelt Field Kipling Joshua New York Times

Pilot Mat Berry Nominated for McKee Trophy in Canada

Pilot Mat Berry, who located two aviators lost in the north country last year, is nominated for the McKee trophy by Major D R MacLaren of the Pacific division Canadian Airways. Vancouver and Edmonton boards of trade back Berry, while MacLaren was initially slated for nomination. A separate remark notes a spinster friend urged to marry, with a dismissive reply from a wife.

Mat Berry McKee D .R. MacLaren Pacific Division Canadian Airways Vancouver Board of Trade Maclaren Edmonton Board of Trade Berry Canada Wheat Board Canadian Pacific Railway Chartered Banks of Canada

Patterns of colds and influenza cycles in temperate zones

The text outlines recurring seasonal peaks of cold and influenza in October January and March or April. It notes midwinter as usually the severest period, followed by pneumonia and influenza complications. It discusses gender age susceptibility, inheritance, and US rates: 17 percent have one cold or less yearly, 60 percent have three, and 23 percent have four to ten despite variability.

United States

No Bachelor Need Apply Surrey Town Election

Conservative party authorities in Richmond Surrey decide to prefer a married man as the town's parliamentary representative. The candidate must have political experience and be fairly young. Over 70 names have been considered as Sir William Ray retires for ill health.

Surrey Richmond London William Ray

Wealthiest Man in World Revealed by Nizam of Hydershad

Edwin C. Hill notes in Scribner's that the Nizam of Hydershad is the wealthiest person on earth with worth at least one billion dollars. He reportedly stores 800 tons of gold and a vast trove of diamonds rubies emeralds and pearls in his strong room.

Hydershad Edwin C. Hill Scribner's Nizam of Bank of England

Swedish braid bread with honey icing and custard pie

A home kitchen recipe set detailing a Swedish braided bread with honey icing, plus Graham cracker cream, custard filling, and meringue pie crust. Includes steps for yeast activation, dough rising, rolling, braiding, and baking times, with icing and crumb topping instructions.

Graham Graham Waters

Phillips Milk of Magnesia for Children Advised by Doctors

Doctors warn against giving unknown remedies to children and endorse Phillips Milk of Magnesia for children. The ad notes the cream and tablet forms, urging buyers to ensure labeling reads Genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia. It emphasizes safety and brand familiarity for pediatric use.

Phillips

Royal Bank of Canada 68th Annual Meeting address summary

Morris W. Wilson, president of The Royal Bank of Canada, warned against speculative boom risks and urged an orderly recovery. He noted drought impacts, grain stocks returning to normal, steady newsprint demand, and improved lumber and mineral output. He urged cautious policies, a Royal Commission review, and maintenance of public debt service. the bank’s balance sheet showed gains and improved profits, with Canada showing an upgrading business climate for 1938.

Morris W. Wilson Darsinion Sydney G. Dobson Royal Bank of Canada Wilson Canada Aifair Government of

One-Legged Sea Gull Joins Fort Erie Bridge Crew

A one legged sea gull, a new pet at Fort Erie International Railway Bridge, has begun visiting daily for meals as workers there feed it. The bird hops alongside its normally equipped peers while frequenting the bridge crew.

Fort Erie Ontario

Woman Addresses Riba First in Centuries

A woman who spoke to the Royal Institute of British Architects is said to be the first female to address the body in a century. She advocates the next design advance be securing feminine help in planning kitchens and ensuring ample cupboard space in all house designs.

Royal Institute of British Architects

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Bolivia U.S Mildred Mac MaacKenzie Secor _ Peat Sk Great Britain G. Dobson
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