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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1937
Page
3
A historic tribute to engineers and refining science notes gasoline’s rise from 4 percent yield in 1910 to 19 gallons per barrel. It cites North American usage between 18 and 19 billion gallons in 1935 and argues earlier refiners could not supply modern demand.
Railway marks fall sale from Sept 4 to 12 covering Mani to Alberta and western Canada stations. Tickets valid 80 days with stopovers at Edington Calgary and others. Standard sleeping cars available. Lower berth fares popular as railways prepare for record travel.
A discussion of remodeling under the Home Improvement Plan notes large rooms can feel oversized in small homes. It cites a dining room example with bay window, storage cupboards, and flower display, stressing balance, decoration, and keeping rooms from appearing too large for furnishings.
For the first time figures from Mabie show home improvement loans by town. Russell reported seven loans totaling 700 dollars as part of a Manitoba summary. Larger centres led in both loan count and amount.
An examination of biblical references details many species such as camels, sheep, horses, goats, wolves, elephants, whales, swine, dogs, bats, apes, and various birds including eagles, doves, sparrows, swans, ravens, and owls. The article notes origins, symbols, and cultural uses, with emphasis on names and roles in scripture. It highlights how different animals were perceived and cited across biblical texts and translations.
Canadian railways arrange special low round trip fares for Labor Day week end. One and a quarter single fare will cover round trips across Canada with coaches and tourist sleepers. sales run noon Friday Sept 3 to 2:00 pm Monday Sept 6, with adjustments for Friday service gaps. Tickets valid for return until midnight Tuesday Sept 7. Labor Day signals end of summer travel as many seek nearby resorts.
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