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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1936
Page
2
Prof R J S Mc Dowall reports at Blackpool that blood pressure rise during exercise stems from physical changes, not the act itself. He notes BP falls after stop due to muscle resistance changes, challenging the idea that blood pooling in dilated muscles fully explains the drop.
The article warns that chimneys and flues cause more home fires than any single cause and urges homeowners to have chimneys cleaned and defects repaired before winter arrives, stressing the cost difference between cleaning and rebuilding.
Starr Ellison begins a new life in a Cairo inspired penthouse as Michael Hassan guides her public debut for Torrance Publishing. She pines over her past, endures a demanding role, and fights to guard her heart while the fashion and setting dazzle. Starr’s New York debut awaits and the path is not smooth.
A deep sea fish, Astronesthes Boulengeri, was found near Capetown, South Africa. It is the fourth known of its kind, featuring tiny illuminated holes along its lower body and a wildcat like head with huge needle teeth and two extra rows of teeth.
Jerry the chef reveals a breakfast menu of 6000 lapjacks for Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey personnel, a daily supply to feed 1600 workers as part of the circus routine.
A novel telephone demonstrated at Harvard's tercentenary in Cambridge, Mass, can alter voice tone from female to male or bass to soprano. It can turn one voice into a duet and imitate multiple voices simultaneously, explained by Dr. Frank Jewett of Bell Labs. The device analyzes standard telephone impulses and constructs a new voice in electricity for transmission to speakers or receivers.
Poultry experts at the Dominion experimental farm in Ottawa contend farmers do not raise enough geese. They note seasonal Christmas shortages push up prices and profits. The farm offers ideal conditions with range freedom and ample green feed.
In a recent mail, 76 goose tags collected during summer by Rev. Arnold C Herbert, Anglican missionary at Port Harrison, Hudson Bay near the 60th parallel, were sent to Jack Miner. The tags were placed on birds between 1925 and 1936 and were killed by Eskimos and Indians in the Arctic Circle.
Britain shows record employment at 10,961,000 excluding agriculture, with unemployment reduced by 38,132 to 1,613,940 in the four weeks to Aug 24, the lowest in six years. The revival touches theatre, and a boom in apartment building spreads through major cities as small flats gain popularity among newlyweds and retirees.
An orchid plant in Hubert Dalton's Rumson New Jersey conservatory flowered for the first time, producing 399 blooms across four three foot spikes. Two orchid experts stated it is the only one of its kind they have seen, and it is believed native to the Molocca Islands and Malaya.
A native copper lump weighing 782 pounds was discovered six feet underground during prospecting work in the field of the Weat Siberian Gold Mining Trust.
A devotional meditation on 1 John 3 3 urging personal purification and living for God. It reflects on the soul's longing to pursue noble deeds beyond worldly roles and warns that worldly gains without virtue burn away like stubble.
In Alton Illinois Robert Pershing Wadlow aged 18 stands 8 feet 5 inches and weighs over 300 pounds with height likely to set a medical record. His engineer father weighs 145 pounds and officials may certify him as the tallest human. On Geranium Day England raised 42500 for the blind.
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