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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 18, 1935

Page

4

Italy Eyes Abyssinia Resources and Strategic Port

A historical prospecting note describes Abyssinia as rich in gold silver platinum timber soil and climate with fertile highlands and plains suited for crops rubber and cotton. It highlights wild game forests and mineral traces while noting Abyssinia’s strategic port at Jibtol now French controlled near Bab-el-Mandeb Strait.

Tom Ethiopia Ite Colala Ite Highlands Hentiiy Abyssinia Italy Jitl Bab-el-Mandeb Mediterranean

Review Of The Fleet Will Be Brilliant West At Ports

Plans for a brilliant July royal fleet review at Spithead are under way in Portsmouth and Southsea. Around 200 ships including Nelson and Hood are expected to take part with air arm units aboard carriers Furious and Courageous. The King is due July 16 to join the royal yacht and may travel to London by car if weather permits.

Valiant Barhas Hood Renown Furious Courageous Royal Yacht Portsmouth

Ten Most Charming People Named by Miss Margery Wilson

Miss Margery Wilson selects ten charm leaders including President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt, Amelia Earhart, Pope Pius XI, Emperor Hirohito, Princess Elizabeth, Bill Robinson, the Prince of Wales, Anne Lindbergh, Sonja Henie, and others. The list reflects Wilson’s view of global charm in public figures and entertainers.

Margery Wilson Roosevelt Amelia Earhart Pope Pius XI Emperor Hirohito Japan Princess Elizabeth England Bil Robinson Prince of Wales Anne Lindbergh Sonja Henjie Gillam Wilson

Thousand Dollar Reward for Song Writer on Relief

A San Francisco relief chorus singer, Julia Louisa Covell, receives a $1000 cheque for writing a popular song and leaving relief rolls. The report notes a broader U S shortage of horses and mules, with Canada expanding exports and rising prices.

Mra Julia Louisa Covell San Francisco

Royal Barge In Procion for Jubilee Thames Pageant

A pageant recalling Gays on the Thames will be part of the King’s Silver Jubilee celebrations. The Royal State Barge, launched in 1687, will be used in a procession to Chelsea with various royal and ceremonial craft. Seats for the route from Buckingham Palace to St Paul’s are selling fast at £3 to £15, with blocks near St Clement Danes nearly gone. Canadian Pacific plans to transport at least 20,000 Canadians for the event.

Thames London Saeneing Cwtty Companien Chelsea Bost Buckingham Palace St. Paul's St Clement Danes Strand

Giant Carnivorous Dinosaur Headed for Alberta Museum Display

The 34 inch skull and 27 foot body of a gorgosaurus, found in the Red River valley near Berry Creek, is being prepared at Edmonton for mounting by George F. Sternberg of Fort Hays College museum. The fossil, from the Cretaceous period, will be exhibited at the University of Alberta museum. Fossils of imperial elephants and other giants have been found in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

Alberta University Museum Red River Valley Berry Creek Edmonton George F. Sternberg Fort Hays College Museum Kansas University of Alberta Museum Prairies Sas Katchewan Manitoba

Walter Phillips Chromoxylography Pioneer of Winnlee

Walter Phillips of Winnlee is renowned as a top chromoxylographist, creating colored woodcut prints by hand. He sketches on mulberry paper, transfers to cherrywood, hand cuts for about 60 hours to form the key block, then applies color blocks for each hue.

Walter Philips RCA Winnlee Walter Phillips

Keeper of the British Museum Knew Books By Heart

Dr Richard Garnett, longtime keeper of printed books at the British Museum, celebrated on his birth centenary for his prodigious memory and vast knowledge of the library. He could guide Ford Madox Ford by precise shelf, volume, and page details to locate a Merovingian buckle.

British Museum Sen- Mor Meighen Richard Garnett

Potatoes As Food Good Recipes For Everyday

A housewife’s guide highlights potatoes as energy rich with 18 percent carbohydrate and notable water content. It offers step by step methods for boiled, baked, and French fried potatoes, emphasizing even cooking, digestion, and proper serving to maintain texture and flavor.

By and Large Phrase From Sailors Explained

A New York Herald Tribune correspondent notes dislike of the phrase by and large and an editor offers nautical roots. The term describes alternating sailing close hauled and off the wind, covering all points of sailing and meaning in all respects or taken altogether.

New York Herald Tribune Sears Webster's Mariner's Magazine

One Man Symphony Emerges From New Electrical Device

A Cornell professor Valdimar Karapetott develops an electrical recording system enabling a single performer to create sounds previously possible only with multiple players. The report highlights the era’s push toward solo orchestral capabilities and new tech.

Valdimar Karapetott Cornell University

Eggs Carried by Air From Britain to Australia Experiment

A historic air shipment carried a sitting of hatching eggs from Captain the Hon. C. K. Greenway’s Stanbridge Earls estate in Hampshire to Mr. F. P. Finney in Sydney. The 12 800 mile journey, via Paris Calcutta Rangoon Singapore Port Darwin and Brisbane, reduced transit to 12 3/4 days against 45 by sea. The eggs arrived undamaged and the feat drew wide Australian interest, with Finney promising further reports to Qantas Empire Airways and Lord Greenway.

Britain Australia Austalia Cunard White Star Imperial Airways C. K. Greenway Lord Greenway Stanbridge Earls Romsey Hants F. P. Pianey Rhode Island Red Cub Sydney New South Wales London Paria Calcutta Rangoon Singapore Port Darwin Brisbane Malaya Ausralia Qantas Empire Airways Finney England

Care Of House Plants Watering And Care Tips

Guidance on watering houseplants in winter, including pot depth, watering methods, and using pots in water, plus notes on water temperature and washing leaves. Also mentions that Canada led oats exporters to the British Isles in 1984 with 1,941,279 cwts, over half of all sources.

Canada British Isles Britain

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