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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 24, 1936

Page

6

Plan For Stimulating Work On Repairs And Improvements To Homes

A plan announced by Prime Minister Mackenzie King and A B Purvis proposes the Dominion guarantee of lending institutions against losses up to 15 percent on home repair and improvement loans up to 2000 per property with five percent interest for one to five years. The scheme aims to extend housing act coverage, create rental housing in urban centers, and place unemployed transit workers in primary industry during winter, with federal and provincial coordination.

Dominion Mackenzie King A. B. Purvis National Compission Atepa Purvis Norman Rogera United States Commission On Home Rehabilitation

Canada Tops Japan as Paper Supplier

Canada becomes Japan's leading paper supplier, edging out rivals as trade ties strengthen. The shift signals growing demand for Canadian pulp and paper products in Japan.

Geese Replace Farm Hands In Van Zandt Cotton Fields

In Van Zandt county Texas farmers turned to geese to weed cotton fields after C C Simmons proved geese clean the field of Johnson and crab grasses without harming cotton. About 25 000 geese are used county wide Five geese equal one farm hand and geese work long hours including moonlight nights rather than sun up to sun down.

van Zandt County Texas C. c. Simmons Johnson

Blind Portuguese beggar solves huge sums faster than adding machine

Manuel Moreira, a blind Lisbon street lottery seller, astounded a mathematics professor by mentally calculating large additions, multiplications, and divisions of ten or more figures. Tested by prominent Portuguese mathematicians and at a bank, he delivered correct results within seconds without writing anything down.

Lisbon Manuel Moreira Moreira Portugal

Alcohol and driving speed up motorists says Dr Middleton

Dr Horace Vernon told the British Association for the Advancement of Science that whiskey raises a motorist heart rate and speeds driving, while beer is largely innocuous in moderate amounts. Tests used a dummy car to gauge reactions with whiskey and beer among 15 experienced motorists. More than one large whiskey shot reduced reaction time by six percent and raised driving errors by 12 percent, leaving drivers unaware of their shortcomings. The association elected Sir Edward Poulton as next year’s president.

Horace Middleton ‘Vernon Industrial Health Research Board British Association For the Vernon National Institute of Industrial Psychology Bea Association Sir Edward Poulton Oxford University Josiah Stamp

New Treatments Touted At Physical Therapy Meeting

At the American Congress of Physical Therapy in New York two developments were presented. Dr Harold R Hopkins of Johns Hopkins described injecting air containing oxygen into joints to cushion them and relieve arthritis including water on the knee. Dr Benjamin Ulanski of Jefferson Medical College spoke of a stepped up electric current used to treat facial neuralgia with sharp pains in the face.

American Congress of Physical Therapy New York Pai Harold R. Hopkins Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Benjamin Ulanski Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia

Optimistic take on modernized Moscow and global progress

Former U F O Labour MP Cobblestone Street modernization in Moscow, hotels and universities rising, and cooperative Nordic systems praised. Agnes Macphail notes Scandinavia advancing, Western Canada described as balanced between prosperity and adversity. Australian rubber roads trialed for safer motorist landings.

Misa Agnes Macphail Canada Europe Moscow U.F.O. Labor Grey-Bruce Sweden Denmark Western Canada Medicine Hat Alta Tweedamuir

Name Change Aims To Boost Ambition In London Schools

Authorities replace the word scribblers with work book in London primary schools. The change is intended to foster ambition among pupils. Separate note says wood shavings, not sawdust, cover circus arenas.

London

Denmark Begins Farm Origin Egg Numbering System

Denmark labels eggs with farmer origin numbers to enable tracing from consumer to producer. The scheme assigns a unique farm code to each batch, allowing authorities and buyers to identify the source in case of quality issues or recalls. The move aims to boost food safety and transparency across the eggsupply chain.

Pattern 3310 Sampler for Hall or Guest Room

This 8-to-the-inch cross stitch pattern, with jettering, suits an entrance hall or guest room and makes a fine gift for a bride-to-be. Pattern 5310 includes a 12 by 14 inch sampler transfer, color key, material list, and stitch illustrations. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg to obtain. No Alice Brooks pattern book published.

Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

Cloth House Demonstrates War on Weeds and Gardens

The Canadian National Exhibition showcased cost estimates of Canada’s perennial weeds and methods to curb losses. Demonstrations covered chemical and cultural controls, including copper sulfate spray, fall cultivation, and heavy seeding. Dr. George S. Christie touted a cloth house for tomatoes and cauliflowers, noting humidity, insect exclusion, and later plans for a glass-wool insulated plant house with electric lighting to boost growth. The poultry department reported a grass juice and buttermilk feed improving show birds’ color and plumage.

Dominions of Canada Dominion Department of Agriculture Toronto Experimental Farma George S. Christie Ontario Agricultural College Christie Hydro Commission Guelph Poultry

Transplanting Peonies in September

Transplant peonies in September by lifting large plants, dividing tubers with five eyes, and replanting with two inches of soil above the crown. Prepare soil weeks ahead, add bone meal if replanting in the same spot, and mulch first winter to prevent freeze thaw damage.

Soviet Seeks Rust Resistant Wheat From Canada

A. B. Essipov of the Soviet grain program announced in Edmonton that new rust resistant and hard milling Canadian wheat types are being bought in experimental quantities as seed for potential widespread planting in the USSR. He met with Dr. K. W. Neatby of the University of Alberta to arrange seed purchases and to study local seed growers. Essipov asserted the Soviet Union is not seeking to export grain in competition with Canada.

Canada Soviet Union Edmonton A. 8 Essipov U.S.S.R Moscow K. W. Neatby University of Alberta Easipov Soviet People's Commissariat of Agriculture

Art treasures prepared for shipment in Peiping safety plan

Five hundred cases of art treasures are reported to be prepared for shipment from Peiping to Shanghai and Nanking to assure their safety in case of war, reflecting wartime precautionary measures by authorities and collectors.

Peiping China Shanghai Nanking

Virtue In Tomatoes Boosts Virgin Islands Population

The Division of Territories and Insular Affairs reports a tomato experiment on St. Croix linked to a population rise. Previously cornmeal and fish dominated diets, but introducing tomatoes coincided with higher birth rates.

Virgin Islands Territories and Insular Affairs St. Croix

Sunshine substitute feeds pigs cod liver at C N E display

Dr. G I Christie president of Ontario agriculture college Guelph says pigs fed cod liver oil in winter to offset lack of sunshine. He speakers on the college display at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. He notes scientific foods have vastly improved pig plain tests.

G. I. Christie Ontario Agriculture College Guelph Toronto

Violin From Mittenwald Passed To Edmonton Player

Robert Buchanan of Edmonton Alberta owns and plays a 1750 violin made in Mittenwald Germany by Bartholomew Kramer. The instrument, 186 years old, is valued at more than 1000 dollars and has a glorious mellow tone through the decades.

Edmonton Alta Robert Buchanan Mittenwald Germany Bartholomew Kramer

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