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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 11, 1934

Page

4

Dominion appoints translation chief and notes tax ruling

Ottawa names Dominion bureau of translation superintendent T Robichaud with an apiary value 4800 to 5400 dollars. British producers supplant US goods in Canada. Tourists in Canada may add 30 to 50 million dollars in revenue. Count Jacob Potocki dies, leaves 20 million to cancer and TB hospital. Churchill ships 100 tons of mission supplies. Prairie provinces get 75 thousand dollars to assist cattle farming. University of Manitoba lands exempt from tax. city injunction blocks taxes or land sales.

Dominion T. Robichaud Ottawa Bureau of Howard G. Ferguson Great Britain Canada D. Leo Dolan Federal Tourist Bureau Poland Jacob Potocki Churchill Alberta Prairie Provinces Dominion Agricultural Credit Company, Ltd University of Manitoba Winnipeg DD. A. Macdonald

Mussolini to Direct Italy's Military Training Program

Benito Mussolini announced a new inspectorate of pre and post military training to mold all Italian males from eight to 33. The department will coordinate with the army navy and air ministries and the education and fascist military bodies under Duce control.

Benito Mussolini Italy Army Navy Air Duce Ministry of Education

Support Your Newspaper and Community Prosperity

A testimonial letter to a patent medicine firm urges readers to support their local paper. It claims nine years of total deafness were cured in ten days by the ear salve, and notes the sender heard from a brother in Nebraska.

Nebraska

Handwriting analysis hints at heart of Sask. girl’s dilemma

A Saskatchewan correspondent seeks handwriting insight on her engagement and her fiancé who dates other girls. The expert compares samples to judge character, urging the bride to consider separating now to avoid future unhappiness. The note promotes private analysis by Lawrence Hibbert in Winnipeg with mailed requests and fees.

Saskatchewan Lawrence Hibbert Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

Fingerprint Lab Tour Highlights World’s Largest Collection

J Edgar Hoover guided reporters through the justice department crime lab noting the vast fingerprint repository, the globe’s largest with 4.5 million specimens. About 7,000 police agencies submit 2,500 prints daily for matches, with 47 percent already on file. Separate study states ancient trees 11 million years ago shared chemical constituents with present trees.

J. Edgar Hoover U.S. Department of Justice

Unaited States Buys Rights to Austrian TV Invention

Austrian inventor Guntav Boehm sold American rights to his cheap television patent claiming a short wave receiver can show 4% by 6 feet 1 inch pictures within 50 miles. Boehm, after a decade of Vienna work, will supervise U S manufacture from New York. details remain secret until market release.

Guntav Boehm Herr Boehm Vienna New York

Petrol From Salt Water Claim Stirring in Rouen

French inventor M. Albert Saheurs in Rouen says he can turn salt water into petrol at three centimes per litre about one cent per gallon. He demonstrates in an electric oven with a secret chemical, guards the plant with Gatling guns, and seeks 125 million dollars for the secret. experts have not verified the claim.

Rouen Albert Saheurs San Francisco Chronicle Mr. Saheurs M. Saheurs

Indoor Home Photography Tips From John Van Guilder

Van Guilder offers time exposure basics for interiors. Use a tripod keep the camera steady and level. Position light to the side or behind the camera to avoid glare. Use a small lens step for sharp focus and limit foreground clutter. Adjust exposure by window shade technique and vary time from five seconds to five minutes depending on light.

The Christian and His Bible Sunday School Lesson

An analysis on how to study the Bible balances reverence with scholarship. It urges accurate, thorough knowledge to discern universal truths from local details, stressing that Scripture guides faith and conduct. The piece quotes Charles Reynolds Brown on blending knowledge with reverence for Scripture.

Charles Reynolds Brown Main Street

Ballarat land sold for large sum reveals gold reef

A Ballarat property, once a potato patch, sold for 250000. Years earlier two brothers farmed it from dawn to dusk for small pay. After heavy rain a crop wash exposed a gold reef that has since produced about 50900 in gold.

Ballarat Australia

Possible Longevity From Low Blood Temperature Claim

Laboratory tests imply a theoretical 1900 year lifespan if human blood is kept at 45 degrees Fahrenheit. The statement also notes Java as the location with the most thunderstorms on record.

Prune and Apple Bake From Betty Barclay

Betty Barclay offers a weekly recipe using 2 cups cooked prunes 1 apple 3 cups soft bread crumbs 1/4 cup granulated sugar 1/4 cup butter 1/2 cup prune juice Cinnamon 1/2 cup apples Arrange one third crumbs in dish layer prunes apples sugar and butter repeat layers with crumbs prunes apples butter cinnamon and prune juice Bake about one hour in a moderate oven 375 degrees F.

Bean ButterScotch Refrigerator Cookies

A compact recipe card outlines making bean butter scotch cookies with butter, brown sugar, eggs, bran, and flour. Cream butter and sugar, beat in eggs, fold in bran, add flour and baking powder, shape into a roll, chill, and slice about 3/4 inch thick. Bake at 425F for ~10 minutes for 2 inch cookies yields 744 dozen.

Rainfall May Wash Plant Food From Soil On Crops

A report notes rainfall could wash away up to twenty one times more plant nutrients from soil than the crops would use, potentially impacting fertility and yields. The finding highlights moisture events as a key driver of nutrient loss in agricultural fields.

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