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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 16, 1936

Page

7

Home Markets For Local Produce Discussion on Wool Trade

An editorial argues Canada should not import wool given Western provinces' capacity to produce high quality fiber. It notes improvements in preparation and urges inquiries into why tops are imported from Britain while Eastern mills idle. The piece calls for regional market development and potential lab work to commercialize by products from wheat and other crops.

Canada L . McGregor Toronto Australia Saskatchewan Alberta Prairie Western Canada Prairies Great Britain England Boards of Trade

Stamp Collectors Funded Hindenburg Flight, Eckener Says

Dr Hugo Eckener told New York stamp collectors that heavy purchases of Hindenburg commemorative stamps made the recent dirigible flight to the United States possible. He said seven flights were paid for by collectors and collectors underwrote the trip around the world. Explorers and transportation pioneers have support from stamp collectors, who value commemorative covers likely to grow in value.

Hugo Eckener New York Scven Columbus Port Arthur

Water drop cannot rise above water level without sun

Fragmentary sentence notes a water drop failing to rise above the body of water unless the sun’s energy influences the level. The garbled OCR leaves the core idea unclear and lacking names or concrete facts to anchor a fuller summary.

American Joan of Arc of X rays

Elizabeth Fleischman Asheim, not a physician, promoted X ray use in military and dental work. A brother in law doctor steered her into the field she funded and learned electronics to operate fluoroscope. Her diagnostic X ray images aided Army surgeons in the Spanish American War and foreshadowed dental X ray practice.

Elizabeth Fleischman Asheim Joan of Arc Quebec

Magician Promises Precise Age Guess in Crowd

A music hall performer pledges to reveal each lady’s exact age during his act. The show continues to draw crowds and quips about Church being the only venue where early reservations secure a back seat. The saying about the darkest hour finishing just before the pawn is noted.

Great Change Taking Place In Women Job Quest

A University of Pittsburg study by Quax suggests women are moving beyond traditional kitchen roles. Interviews with 1000 personnel directors show many job openings in business education and science for trained women, though kitchen duties remain central at home.

Quax University of Pittsburg

Extension Of Trade Canada Urged To Britain Ties

Hon. G. H. Ferguson addressed the Galt Kiwanis Club urging Canada to extend trade with Great Britain. He said Canada cannot follow isolation and should cooperate globally for growth. Britain remains the world’s largest market and Dominion ties with Britain would help Canada become a dominant trade nation again. He praised Confederation founders as practical builders.

Canada Great Britain G. H. Ferguson Galt Kiwanis Club London Britain Dominion

Drouth Relief Expanded in Western Canada Projects

The Dominion government will broaden drouth rehabilitation in the west with financial aid for farmers digging water dugouts and building small dams. Agricultural Minister J G Gardiner said assistance covers dugouts at three cents per cubic yard moved up to $50, plus government engineering advice and required professional approval.

Canada Dominion J. G. Gardiner

Unusual Air Freight Shows Tiny Tooth and Heavy Crank Part

A two ounce false tooth sent urgently by wire from a hotel room contrasts with a 500 pound mining machine crank shaft. A Mexican surgeon dispatched a small living tissue sample to New York for rapid analysis, with lab results telegraphed back.

United States Mexico New York

Coronation Plans Led by Duke of York Committee

The Duke of York will head the coronation arrangements committee for the May 12 event. The London Gazette lists members including Prime Minister Baldwin Archbishop of Canterbury and York Neville Chamberlain the Earl of Athlone Sir Samuel Hoare David Lloyd George Winston Churchill and Sir Austen Chamberlain.

Duke of York London Gazette Baldwin Canterbury York Neville Chamberlain Earl of Athlone Samuel Hoare David Lloyd George Winston Churchill Austen Chamberlain

Survivor of Arctic voyage recalls grim White Sea boat disaster

Twenty year old Ian Krukhoff tells of a scientific expedition that left the Toroa on June 27 to study Arctic depths between Archangel and Hirandalashka bay. A storm capsized their boat, killing eight crew plus Nikholai Fedoseyeff. Krukhoff, the lone survivor, clung to the oarlock with a wrist tied as he endured exposure and freezing water for days with 10 bodies aboard. The missing body count includes the commander G Bardinoff and the fate of the ship’s sith remains unrecovered.

Ian Krukhoff White Sea Krukhoff G. Bardinoff Toroa Archangel Hirandalashka Bay Arctic Circle Nikholai Fedoseyeff

Ex-King Prajadhipok Sets Up Home in Surrey

Ex king Prajadhipok of Siam has moved into a red brick Surrey house on 15 acres of gardens. He spent about 100000 on improvements, with four reception rooms 12 bedrooms and six baths. Dining room reflects early Queen Anne design while drawing room is late Queen Anne. A motion picture theatre is included for family entertainment and he favors American gangster pictures and the latest talking Alma.

Prajadhipok Siam Surrey England Vialora Prajadhipok

Selected Recipes and Miscellany From Emigrant Note

A mixed item set includes a banana bread style recipe with butter sugar eggs sour milk soda flour baking powder salt vanilla mashed bananas and method plus anecdotal notes about train journeys and assorted trivia. It also references longevity by body type and a note on the origin of rosarys from rosarium.

House Flies Threat To Health Warns Public Officials

A public health note urges action against house flies citing their role in spreading diseases. It stresses inspecting for unsanitary breeding sites, keeping homes screened, and covering food, while endorsing Wilsons Fly Pads placed around the house to quickly kill flies.

Wilson

Crowning Court Sifts Claims On Coronation Day

The Court of Claims in London meets after the Coronation proclamation to judge hereditary rights and ceremonial duties. Claims include carrying royal regalia, drinking the King's wine, and sleeping in the royal bed. likely approvals involve the Earl of Shrewsbury with a white wand, the Baron of the Cinque Porta with a canopy, and the Lord of Work sop with gloves.

London Court of Claims Earl of Shrewsbury Ireland Worksop

Plan to found crime hospital eyed by British officials

Plan to move criminals to a dedicated crime hospital for psychological treatment instead of imprisonment has been launched by Lord Dawson of Penn and other leading British physicians. Home Office officials reportedly sympathize, anticipating revolutionary shifts in crime policy, with a $50,000 appeal for a London clinic.

Lord Dawson of Penn Home Office London

Plans for King George V liner to top Queen Mary

Preparations for a larger and faster Clydebank liner began with intent to name it King George V. Admiralty orders are awaited while John Brown & Co eyes a tender. The project envisions about 85 000 tonnage, longer hull, greater passenger capacity, and a 1938 commissioning target.

Clydebank John Brown Company Cunard-White Star Line Admiralty England Cunard-White Star Brown

Left Turn Safety Advice From a Noted Writer

A renowned writer estimates many auto accidents stem from neglecting ordinary care when turning left at intersections. Key guidance includes staying near the center to avoid hazards, signaling early, and using the right or left imaginary strips to stay in your lane. Keep to your strip to prevent head on collisions.

Tramcar bodies sold cheap as scrap depots offer $10

Old tramcar bodies discarded in favor of trolley buses in London can be bought at the depot for ten dollars each. Carting them away proves the main cost, leaving the sale price as the smaller part of the expense.

London

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