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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 09, 1936

Page

5

Prairie Roads Hold Back Rand of Tourist Wealth

Prairie provinces lag in tourist revenue despite Canada wide gains from American visitors in 1935. Saskatchewan’s share was under one percent of national tourist income, due to road conditions and limited highway maintenance. Experts urge better funding, gravel dust reduction, and targeted advertising to unlock western potential.

Prairie Canada United States Dominion Department of Trade and Commerce Dominion Bureau of Statistics British Columbia Saskatchewan Motor Club International Boundary Line Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta Ontario Quebec Prairie Provinces

Toc H Movement Celebrates Growth Across Empires in London

The Toc H movement started in Poperinghe in 1915 marked its coming of age at a Crystal Palace ceremony in London. Duke of Kent praised its spread with 38 units and two houses in Canada, 87 units and one house in South Africa, and 140 units and one house in Australia. A king’s message offered congratulations as the lamp lighting symbolized keeping alive the movement’s WWI born ideals.

Poperinghe Ypres Road Crystal Palace London Duke of Kent Empire Canada South Africa Australia

Britain extends BBC charter for ten years in London

Government, acting on a Special committee report, extends the British Broadcasting Corporation charter for ten years from December 31, raises governors from seven to ten, preserves 10 shillings licence fee, and keeps the ban on commenting on current affairs. Empire broadcasting service to be expanded and relay station licensing continued three more years. Advertising banned. cultural transfer to a cabinet minister rejected.

London British Broadcasting Corporation Empire Broadcasting Service Broadcasting Committee Lord Ilswater

Modernized Turkey under Mustapha Kemal Ataturk

Mustapha Kemal Ataturk, president since 1923, survived eight assassination attempts in 15 years and built a modern state. He pays a £3000-a-year servant to taste his food, has discarded the fez, reformed veils, calendar, and dervishes, and separated church and state. Ankara hosts seven monuments to him. he promotes art schools and youthful leisure, is 56, son of a minor official, educated at Military College.

Mustapha Kemal Fasha Mustapha Kemal Grey Wolf Turkey Ankara Military College

Library elevates Softball and Bridge to Fine Arts

Vancouver public library in its annual report raises Softball and Bridge to the fine arts section. The list also includes hand loom weaving and metal craft as intricate hobbies. Musical instruments used by the Ninese include drums cymbals horns castanets and flutes. Several varieties of Bells are noted.

Vancouver Public Library Ninese

Fire extinguisher bombs demo in France ends fires

Three inventors from Italy and Austria demonstrated a new fire extinguisher bombs in Strasbourg in collaboration with the local fire brigade. Stage houses fueled with petrol and rubber were set alight. the bombs extinguished the fires, cooling the touched material to prevent smoldering and leaving observers enthusiastic.

France Signor Redaelli Signor Finzi Italy Herr Puschner Austria Strasbourg

New Grain Testing Station Opens North of Davidson

An experimental sub station will be established north of Davidson in Central Saskatchewan to test grain and grasses under varied cultivation methods. Saskatchewan already operates 25 such stations across the province.

Davidson Saskatchewan

Beekeeping and Beer Drive German Sparkling Wine Rise

A quirky, altered report notes vast beeswax use in automotive work and claims 93 million units of beer labor. It oddly asserts Germans drink more sparkling wine postwar, citing an exaggerated World War II era metric and shifting consumption patterns.

Germany

Belgian Defense Plan Läs: Maglinse proposes machine gun nests

General Maglinse submits to Belgium’s military committee a plan for a network of small machine gun nests along the frontier plus a destruction system to mine bridges roads and rails. He also proposes extending obligatory service from eight to 18 months to provide trained troops for the defense plan.

Belgium General Maglinse Superior Defence Council Magilinse

The pirarucu of the Amazon river system weighs heavy

The pirarucu, a freshwater fish found only in the Amazon and its tributaries, resembles a crate and can reach weights near 200 pounds. Bath England’s famed mineral springs produce about 500 000 gallons of medicated water daily.

Amazon River Bath England

Canadian violent deaths rise to record high in 1935

Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 6 885 deaths from external violence in 1935, up from 6 469 in 1934. Auto accidents caused 1 224 fatalities, the highest toll since 1931, while personal crises and homicides rose to 902 and 153 respectively. Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan show the lowest and next lowest rates.

Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistics Prince Edward Island New Brunswick Alberta New

Selected Recipes for Chocolate Cake with Marshmallow Frosting

A two stage chocolate cake recipe using unsweetened squares and milk, with flour, baking powder, salt, butter, sugar and yolks, then folded with cooled chocolate. Bake slow then finish at higher heat, top with marshmallows and chocolate frosting for a glossy finish.

Invisible light from lamps predicted in near future

J N Wathe of Hull Corporation Electrical Department forecasts lamps will emit invisible light in addition to visible light. He says scientists are pursuing both greater beauty and higher efficiency as research continues.

J. N. Wathe Hull (England) Corporation Electrical Department

India’s Wicker Bridge Across Jhelum River

A bridge across the Jhelum River in Kashmir is made of wickerwork with three hazel twig ropes one to walk on and two to hold. V-shaped branches every six feet keep the ropes in position. Though it sways in a gale it is actually very sturdy.

Jhelum River Kashmir

Dwarf in Zululand Stands at 20 Inches, 14 Years Old

A Zululand dwarf, aged 14, remains only 20 inches tall and has shown no growth for years, prompting concern about his health and development. Doctors, families, and community members seek medical guidance and potential aid.

Zululand

Woman runs gold post in British Guiana after husband dies

Mrs Violet McTurk, longtime partner of Mick McTurk, describes running a remote gold and diamond trading post 200 miles inland from Demerara. She rode a river boat, guided tourists, and sold rum and ammunition, kept up after her husband’s death, and plans visits to Boston and New York. She was born in Barbados.

Boston Canadian National Lady Nelson British Guiana Violet McTurk Mick” McTurk Mick Demerara Kale Teeur Falls Niagara Falls McTurk New York Barbados

Shetland Islands Inhabited Islands and Industry Snapshot

The Shetland group has 100 islands with 27 inhabited. Main lands include Mainland Yell Unst Fetlar Bressay and Whalsay. Islands rise little above 500 feet, soil is peaty, cultivation limited. Cattle sheep ponies and wool famed. Fishing and whale industry are key. Norse settlement and rule persisted until James III of Scotland wed Margaret of Norway.

Shetland Group Mainland Yel Unst Fetlar Bressay Whalsay Shetland Island James III. of Scotland Margaret Princess of Norway

Salt Lake Brine Drowning Peril Highlights Lake Risk

The Great Salt Lake's extreme salinity makes sinking difficult yet poses drowning danger for inexperienced swimmers. A swimmer can lose balance beyond safe depth and suffocate in brine, though the body tends to float at the surface.

Utah Great Salt Lake

Population ratio claim on elderly men and women

A statistical claim states that among people aged 75 to 90, women outnumber men by a ratio of four to three. A related rule says for every four men over 85, there are seven women, suggesting significant female predominance in older age groups.

Statistica

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