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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
2
A letter-writer urges four sons and all young people to endure hardship, work hard, save, and avoid expecting government guarantees. He worries about propaganda for state security eroding manliness, independence, and the duty to provide for old age, urging perseverance and self-discipline amid calls for welfare.
The solid gold chain worth $50,000 has been handed down through 237 years of Dublin officials with each outgoing Lord Mayor adding a new link before passing it to the next. The chain remains in continuous use as a ceremonial standard of office.
The report lists 14 breakfast food factories in Canada with 11 in Ontario, two in British Columbia, and one in Manitoba. Canadian prepared breakfast foods have gained international fame and reach many countries, while $2,500,000 proceeds go to the United Kingdom.
Montreal harbor commissioners outlined a plan to rebuild the harbor with eight new piers and four shorter ones to handle about 40 vessels. Moving the passenger harbor eastward into softer bottom aims to ease dredging and deepen the channel toward 40 feet, reducing Quebec to Montreal transit time by about one hour.
A 75 year old woman credits Kruschen Salts for restoring finger mobility and strength. She recently played two church services on the organ and plans to play again, noting her hands are straighter and more pliable after nearly two years on the mineral salts. The ad claims the six minerals improve bloodstream health and aid elimination to prevent uric acid buildup and related health issues.
In the British House of Commons Sir Herbert Samuel urged the chancellor to seek currency stabilization through a conference with the United States, noting depreciation of the yen and the dollar and calling for a survey of this factor. Furney Braithwaite echoed Samuel's stance on stabilization.
Japanese capitalists and diplomats extend control over the cotton industry in North China with all major mills under Japanese influence except one Chinese owned. Observers note continued Japanese expansion north of the Yellow River, replacing former Chinese authority. Eliza Leslie's attributed cookbook from 1830 cited.
Canada has imported over one million pounds of seeds since July from the United States, the British Isles, France, New Zealand, Holland, Japan, Denmark, Italy, Czecho Slovakia, Poland, Spain, and other nations. Major items include sugar beet seed, red clover, peas, turnip, onion, and radish seeds with notable consignments from Germany, Japan, and Britain.
The article notes English shipbuilding circles discussing British destroyer blueprints copied for speed. Japan repeatedly requested plans, apologizing for delays, and a later destroyer built resembled the British design before capsizing on launch. Nova Scotia meetings mention egg grading as standardization, while diversifying milkman deliveries and a 1749 Diderot reference on the blind.
Fat or oil and alkali heated produce soap and glycerin. Large-scale production uses kettles with steam, lye solution, and a day for reaction. Salt salting clears soap, then crutching mixes in perfume and additives to mold cakes. variations include transparent, Castile, mottled, floating, and naphtha soaps with differing compositions.
Rt Rev John Farthing Bishop of Montreal brands men found tampering with provincial voters lists as traitors to Canada. In a Montreal Diocese synod address he urges Quebec government to hold a thorough impartial inquiry and overhaul the roll before the next provincial election.
The value of cut flowers sold in Canada during the year ended May 31, 1934 was $876,203. This amount represents 62 percent of the total value of Canada's floricultural and decorative plant production including outdoor roses outdoor trees shrubs plants indoor and flowering bulbs.
The Big Bend region of Texas forms a roughly 5,000 square mile triangle enclosed by the bending course of the Rio Grande River.
At an American Philosophical Society meeting in Philadelphia Dr. Oscar Riddle showed that prolactin a hormone from pituitary glands can trigger strong maternal instincts in animals. A rat given prolactin cared for newborn squabs and resisted eating them demonstrating the hormone's powerful effect across species.
Canadian railways will run round trips May 15 to 28 from eastern points to western destinations with stopover privileges. Return limit is 30 days. The bulbs plants and shrubs import value for 1934 totaled 800187 dollars with the Netherlands supplying 32 percent and the United States 9.7 percent.
The text notes that a tiger and a panther imitate a wide range of sounds, mirroring the calls of many other animals and even a hyena.
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