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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
2
Soybean planting seed needs vary by variety. Raw seeding uses 30 to 45 pounds per acre while drilled seeding uses 90 to 120 pounds. Drills drop seed 1 to 2 inches apart in rows and 2 to 3 inches when drilled solid. Time of seeding varies by locality, with mid May found satisfactory at Ottawa Central Experimental Farm.
The article argues thousands of recent graduates face a harsh postwar landscape while urging them to choose selfless public service over personal gain. It compares modern youth to historic figures like Livingstone and Nightingale, stressing responsibility, moral law, and the duty to uplift society through professions such as law medicine and teaching.
The record notes a Danish sailing vessel still active in Mexican trade in 1799. It hints at scarce theft events then and references two figures or items crossed sticks near an open door as protective measures. The text implies ongoing global exploration with white settlers approaching and the vessel in active service.
The Royal Air Force plans to regain Britain’s air altitude record with a specially selected crew in August. Donati’s 47 572 feet mark stands as the world record. A new aircraft is under construction and training mirrors Schneider Trophy pilots. A Decompression Chamber test will simulate stratospheric conditions at Farnborough.
A reader’s letter describes a four year absence of lumbago after hospital heat treatment and starting Kruschen Salts. The writer credits the seven salts with purifying the bloodstream and promoting regular elimination to keep the pain away.
German scientists report a fantastically patterned group of sun spots on the lower left edge of the sun. They estimate the spot length at 60,000 to 70,000 kilometers and say the cyclone is moving through the upper gas layer sending waves of electrical tension into space.
Dr. W. J. Mayo of Rochester Minnesota told a San Diego audience that the day is not far distant when cancer will be conquered. He cited that less than 10 percent of Americans are susceptible and that science has made rapid strides toward control, with hopes to whip cancer as typhoid fever was.
Contest offer invites readers to submit a brief, though unclear, entry about relationships and finances for a chance to win 31,000 units of goods or a silk stocking prize. Entries must be mailed to History Co Led at 42 Galeiocia R2, Toronto, with a deadline of June 29, 1985. A booklet titled The ABC of Home Rog Mak is advertised.
A new process for producing wood alcohol or methyl alcohol uses zinc oxide catalyst and hardwood distillation. The article notes methyl alcohol’s poisonous nature, its denaturing use for Stayt alcohol, and applications in dyes, solvents, and early aviation materials, including acetone and methyl acetate production. It mentions industrial uses and a German cannon method involving silk thread wrapping.
International conservation leaders in eleven midwest states and three Canadian provinces back a mass petition for a one year closed waterfowl season. The MCA, led by W. G. Ross Kermit Roosevelt and Jack Miner, plans to present to President Roosevelt after compiling signed petitions from sports clubs and individuals in the United States and Canada.
The 1935 McKim's Directory of Canadian Publications reports 62 new titles this year versus 20 previously, with fewer failures, marking improved advertising media conditions. The 28th edition lists newspapers magazines trade papers and other publications by province city and market characteristics. Enquiries can be directed to six McKim offices in Canada and London England. A tire with heavy tread offers a winter driving solution.
Ernesto Masuelli, a world war blind veteran, turned sculptor in Rome four years ago. His memory for shapes aids his craft, he works in darkness, and he has overcome lack of formal training. his pieces are praised by Italian art circles. Also note Lachish finds bear Jahve name.
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