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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
7
A reader describes suffering two and a half years with rheumatism till discovering Kruschen Salts. After taking the remedy, pains eased and energy returned, enabling work at age 65. The letter attributes rheumatism to ice acid crystals from sluggish organs and endorses Kruschen as a cure.
Sam Dustin leads a tense plan at Broken Spur as Stone from the Hourglass nears. Dustin, Crewe, and Kane plot to stake a hidden mine while grappling with Kane and Carr power struggles. Dustin orders Peyotl Gregg to accompany him into the hills as old loyalties fray and danger closes.
Simon S. Rabinovitz of Roxbury Massachusetts won wide affection from children after constructing a 8 12 foot doll house for his granddaughter Dorothy Hyde aged 10. The project took six months using 110 sugar boxes and scrap lumber from his cellar. Features include electric lights hardwood floors a baby doll bed a roll top desk a toy phone a broom a rocking chair a waste basket and a china closet with toy dishes. The total cost was 40 dollars.
Mrs Charles Palm a widow with nine children struck it rich on her dry land farm near Saco Montana. Geologists seeking sand and gravel for the Fort Peck dam found 1 000 00 cable yards of it on the Palm homestead the only available source of supply. Gravel contracts will bring her 100000 during the next five years.
Border Cities Star notes that Canada’s founders faced great difficulties yet built a well planned nation. The piece argues population is small but wealth and resources plus bold Canadian character have elevated the country beyond its numbers. It predicts growing world interest in Canada’s achievements and resources in coming years.
A verse exploring autumn and winter as teachers for the heart. The speaker pleads for night to reveal why nature suffers and why winter might be kind, inviting a reconciled view of cold and silence through personal longing and song.
A move to strengthen Pacific fortifications in the United States Congress is described as likely following Japan's scrapping of the Washington treaty. Alaska, Hawaii, and other Pacific possessions are cited as potential sites for naval bases and inland air bases, with Canada noted for a shift in horse numbers since 1933, and the University of Michigan reporting handedness in rats and humans.
A devotional note emphasizes worship of God and surrender of personal desires. It quotes Scripture from Matthew 4 10 and urges resigning forbidden joys and seeking only the will of God. The author, George Eliot, reflects on happiness found in accepting life’s duties and bearing what is laid upon us.
Col Charles A Lindbergh is credited with a pioneering finding in science by collecting proof that microscopic bacteria fungi spores and pollens are carried across the north Atlantic by upper air winds during the 1933 flight. The samples include crop rust and smut fungi timber decay organisms and others yet to be identified.
A report notes a 100 mile inland straight railway in Western Australia linking Kalgoorlie to Port Augusta and running 300 miles with no curves across grazing lands. It claims the line from Kalgoorlie to Port Augusta exceeds 1 000 miles without a river crossing. The piece also mentions an American film actress seeking a passport and a quirky Balboa Park goat cliff home in San Diego.
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