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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 15, 1935

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told

More than 1,000 settlers were established in Quebec under a 10 million colonization law. Quebec Minister Hos Brenee Vautrin warned single men that refusing to help with harvest could forfeit city relief. Toronto judge James Parker criticized the Canadian Performing Right Society for keeping the public in the dark about tariffed protected music. Stem rust infected wheat at the University of Saskatchewan. Garnet Wheat shows high infection. A record high merchant vessel tonnage under construction since 1932. Germany leads outside Britain with 237,000 tons under construction. Manitoba turned 65 on July 15, 1870, and became a Dominion unit on Sept 2 that year. Vancouver Island mills received Japan lumber orders marked not to be sourced from Canadian mills.

Quebec Hos Brenee Vautrin G. Wilton Hamilton Toronto James Parker Performing Right Society University of Saskatchewan Lloyd's Quarterly Report Germany Great Britain Manitoba Dominion Isto Dominion of Canada Vancouver Island Japan Canada

China Goes Modern campaign to end footbinding in Peiping

Peiping mayor Yuan Liang launches a blue law style drive with six regulations. Girls under 15 cannot bind feet. those already bound must unbind. Ages 15 to 30 have three months to unbind. over 30 may unbind at leisure. Fines escalate from ten to one hundred Chinese dollars on repeat warnings.

Peiping Yuan Liang China

Bird Refuses Pardon For Jailbird Squegee In Joliet

Squegee the horned lark, housed in Stateville Prison Joliet, rejected a pardon. John Posty a 65 year old burglar and cellmate since 1933 cared for the bird in cell block C and urged a release before the warden. The lark escaped the yard and attempted to return to Post, who kept him.

Squegee Stateville Joliet Blut John Posty Lark Post Whipp

Priest Crowns In BC Drowning Report From North Country

Father E Allard a well known padre in the remote north country was drowned at Col umbia as advised to Provincial police headquarters the news brought by Bishop E M Bunoz head of Ro The British Museum has a piece of tram from the Pyramid of Gizeh believed to date from the era.

E. Allard O ML North Country Columbia Ows EM. Bunoz, OM British Museum Pyramid of Gizeh

Native Language Bible Translation Effort Among Pacific Inlands

The project by Kata Rangoso aims to translate the Bible into an unwritten native tongue of Pacific inland peoples in the western Solomons. Rev Edwin W Smith notes natives have vocabularies around ten thousand words and low grammar errors, recalling a school learning transition with writing transforming their traditional life.

Wis Kata Rangoso Western Solomons Edwin W. Smith British and Foreign Bible Society T of Africa You Mr. Smith Smith

Underground Chamber Said to Be Ivan the Terrible Torture Court

Moscow excavators report finding an underground chamber near the city center linked to the legend of Ivan the Terrible. They claim a hidden passage network once connected to the czar's palace and a courtyard where victims were tortured. Geologists note the white sand may indicate distant sourcing and historic concealment.

Ivan the Terrible Moscow T ‘He Ivan Russia Cme Heinrich Staden

British War Veterans Visit Berlin Aims at Reconciliation

Seven British Legion veterans led by Major Fetherstone Godly arrived in Berlin for a 10 day fact finding visit to sound out a larger group of veterans for a reconciliation move. The trip ties into a German effort to foster friendship with England amid lingering front line memories.

Britain Berlin British Legion No Man's Land Fetherstone Godly England

Wooden Shoes Boom At Michigan Factory In Holland

Chester Van Tongeren, star of the only wooden shoe factory in the country, reports output at ten times prior years with 1,100 workers. The Holland operation ships wooden souvenirs nationwide from ash trays to windmills while tourists receive much of the output. Van Tongeren, a Hope College veteran, started in 1928 in his father’s tobacco shop and now keeps ideas flowing.

Michigan Chester van Tooreene Welland Opera van Tongeren Holland United States A van Tongeren

Motion Picture Industry Plans Record Production This Year

The motion picture industry aims for its largest production drive since the late 1920s with budgets exceeding 150 million dollars for the coming season. California will absorb about 95 percent of spending as American companies extend some shoots to Great Britain. Double features dominate theaters, driving a surge in film output as projects like Midsummer Night's Dream and The Crusades move forward.

California Great Britain Pompeii

Dictators Across Europe Born Abroad, Mussolini Excepted

The passage notes most European rulers are foreigners by birth, citing Adolf Hitler born in Austria, Mustafa Kemal in Salonica, Joseph Stalin in Georgia, Ramon de Valera in Ireland born in New York, and others. It singles out Mussolini as native to Italy.

Europe Adom Hitler Germany Mustapha Kemal Turay Salonica Joeph Stalin Rania Georgia Ramon de Valera Ireland New York Josef Plmdehi Pole Mussolini Dovia Tay

Brown Hires Quick Return For Mrs Brown In Surprise Visit

A man arrives home with roses and orders the new maid to tell Mrs Brown he wants to see her at lunch. The scene unfolds as the old man is expected any minute. In 1930, U S movie houses sold about 1.5 billion dollars in admission tickets.

Brown United States

Profitable Hobby Claimed by Owner Under Scrutiny

A remand hearing questioned the ownership of a profitable hobby venture linked to a substantial sum of money. Authorities noted the owner's claims amid unclear assets and potential transfers, with emphasis on tracing funds and revealing true control of the venture.

Retains His Popularity Ace Of Wales Will Always Be Charming

The Prince of Wales remains an interesting and popular figure at 41, his youth’s charm fading yet his duty grown. He has never married, a disappointment noted, but no heir to the throne has more faithfully fulfilled his obligations, as Philadelphia Inquirer observes.

Ace of Wales Prince of Wales Bonnie Prince Charlie Philadelphia *Nquirer

Untitled note on business mood and protein value

A remark on how eagerness for poor business harms long term ventures and a protein’s worth is judged by its capacity to build body tissue.

One Piece Blouse Pattern with Openwork Yoke

Instructions describe a quick knit blouse with large needles and heavy thread, one-piece construction, side seams only. Openwork yoke contrasts with body stripes, suitable for summer and adaptable to fall and winter. Pattern 5895 includes skirt instructions and sizing 16-18 and 36-40, order by sending 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.

Candlewick Gershantown Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave

Machine to surpass fifty top mathematicians at Victoria University

A robot mathematician, nearing completion at Victoria University in Manchester, will solve problems in ten minutes that would take fifty researchers two days. It will not tire or erode its own figures, enabling precise work without cutting corners. Professor Hartree aims to use it to probe atom mysteries, radio wave travel, and zeroplane flight.

Victoria University Manchester Hartree

British Post Office tests cuckoo signal for waiting calls

A British signal project aims to silence the telephone while callers wait for the other end. The device, dubbed cuckoo, would let users lay aside the instrument without losing the line. Letters from the London Times urged a method to avoid wasted hours waiting for the voice.

Dickrom London Times

Long Trip to Nascopie Heads North on Arctic Cruise

The sturdy steamer Nascopie left Canada Sunday July 14 for a 10,000 mile tour of northern waters. It will reach the Arctic with provisions and passengers to isolated posts, returning to Halifax in September. Crowds saw Hudson's Bay Co. apprentices depart to spend five years learning fur trading.

Nascopie Arctic Canada St. Lawrence Canadian Halifax Hudson's Bay Co

Royal business man Not in receipt of state pension

The royal business man Lord Wasmurvomt, grandson of Queen Victoria, denies a state pension and says he earns his livelihood as a director of several companies including Lever Brothers. He trained as a clerk at Lazard Bros and worked ordinary clerical hours.

Lord Wasmurvomt von Prrincess Queen Victoria News of the World Lever Bros. T Lazard Bros

Elements and the science of matter in ancient text

A survey of chemical elements discusses their natural states, common occurrences, and the eight most abundant in Earth's crust and atmosphere. It notes the existence of 92 elements, with about 25 common, and mentions the spectroscope as key to detecting elements in the sun and stars.

Sea Getty

Ambassador Strawberry Tarts From Betty Barclay

Recipe for Amb assador Strawberry Tarts uses whipped cream, egg white, sugar, vanilla, coconut, and strawberries. Fill 6 baked tart shells with coconut and cream mix, layer with strawberries, top with more coconut, and serve immediately. Optional whole strawberry garnish. Serves 6.

Red Raspberry Jam Making Instructions from Recipe Note

Prepare fruit and sugar with pectin in a large kettle. Bring to a full rolling boil, stir constantly, boil hard for one minute, then remove from heat and stir in bottled fruit pectin. Stir and skim for five minutes, cool slightly, pour quickly, and seal with paraffin. Yields about ten glasses of jam.

Veterans honor Canadians in Ottawa wreath laying visit

Australian veterans in Ottawa laid a wreath at Parliament’s Peace Tower to honor Canadian soldiers who died in the Great War. The wreath was crafted by Australian veterans as a token of respect for their fallen comrades. Leprosy reportedly spread to America from Europe and Africa.

Prime Miniser Uyons Australia Ottawa Peace Tower Parliament Buildings

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