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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
6
An old newspaper ad touts a fast sore throat remedy using Rapkin tablets dissolved in water to instantly ease pain. It claims aspirin dissolves completely with no irritation and urges buying Bayer Aspirin, made in Canada, as all druggists stock it.
At its annual meeting in Toronto along with the 23rd convention, T W Grieve of Montreal was elected president of the Canadian Produce Association. The report notes other items from the gathering and related discussions.
A new piless organ debuts in Philadelphia using 900 headlight bulbs arranged in 12 banks to create 1800 tones. Russian physicist Ivan Eremeeff, aided by Leopold Stokowski, drives a light based keyboard instrument that plugs into ordinary electric sockets and uses electric eyes to translate light into sound with rheostats and pedals for control.
A column on match technology tracing friction and safety matches, plus advice from Canadian agricultural authorities urging farmers to plant a full oats acreage in 1935. European studies note higher rainfall in wooded areas, and England shows about 3,000 miles of canals in use.
A nurse describes severe indigestion from all foods and credits Kruschen for twelve months of use. The ad claims digestive relief arises from improved gastric juice flow and daily elimination of waste, ending indigestion and restoring vitality.
Sugar and evaporated milk with cream of tartar cook to soft ball then to second stage. Stir in oleomargarine and nut, heat to dull stage, pour into greased pan, set and cut into one inch squares. Makes about thirty pieces.
Ham roll made from a 14 inch thick center cut. Mix 2 cups moistened bread crumbs 1 tablespoon minced parsley and 1 cup tomato juice. Spread on ham, roll and tie. Pour tomato juice plus a splash of hot water over it. Bake for two hours, basting occasionally.
New York magazine and publishing house invites Canadian novelists who have not published a book to enter a $10,000 contest. This fourth edition follows Martha Ostense of Winnipeg who won with Wild Geese. Manuscripts must be 50,000 words and in by October 15, 2935.
Editor notes offer handwriting analysis to reveal talent and pathways to success. The piece argues talent needs drive, determination, persistence, and focus. many gifted individuals fail without willpower and training. It cites a drawing talent case and invites readers to mail samples with fees to Lawrence Hibbert in Winnipeg for analysis.
The Winnipeg Winter Club sent fourteen skaters to Chicago for a benefit show. Cana dan champions led a dominant display in men’s events with a one two finish and graceful performances by individuals, pairs, and groups. The Chicago Daily News praised the exhibition as beautiful and noted its charitable aim for poor city children, strengthening Canada U S ties and admiration for Canadians.
Victor Barclay claimed a world record by riding a sidecar combination across Australia with the engine never stopping for a change over. Two relievers took turns but the engine ran continuously for a little over eight days at an average speed of 30 mph before a defective plug finally halted the run.
The article urges early spring prep for gardens with straight vegetable rows and space guidance for lettuce carrots potatoes peas beans corn cucumbers and melons. It covers flower planning from seed to bloom, height and color considerations and fragrance, plus shrubbery to frame homes and soften harsh lines. It ends with humorous kitchen table banter about doubtful bills and a dinner mishap.
A thin polished metal sheet formed like a kidney acts as a reflector to bring sunshine into the human body. The corrugated flute ridges create multiple reflectors to intensify solar heat for facial and other therapeutic uses. A separate note claims a 16,000,000 year age for humanity based on blood serum comparisons.
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