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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
7
Starr and her father, with John Lessing, explore a sealed Egyptian tomb where a preserved mummy warns of a curse. The crew uncovers Ama Sun and the curse language, as the dust of the mummy threatens to doom them. fear and wonder mix in the blue torchlight.
In a desecrated tomb Starr Ellison flees a menacing cult and a deadly curse as John Lessing dies from fever. The Ellisons return to America where misfortune follows, bank failures strike Professor Ellison, and the cursed Egyptian treasure loses value while the father sinks toward doom.
Madeleine Carroll notes that film workers come from diverse backgrounds including lawyers engineers and bankers and reveals she was an algebra teacher in an English girls school before fame. She argues teaching trains an actress to control emotions necessary for camera work.
The postmaster general plans new rules to suppress electrical devices causing radio jamming. After a three year inquiry, the electrical interference committee urged action, aiming to make it illegal for appliances to jam wireless sets. Legislation is expected in the House of Commons in autumn.
An inventory of French thermal resources shows the mineral water trade supports over 150000 jobs, yields about 50 million francs in annual government taxes, and exports more than 50 million bottles yearly. Hydrology is taught in ten French universities as cure tourism expands nationwide. Railways offer 25 percent first class and 20 percent other class discounts to visitors seeking cures at thermal stations.
J J Pelley of the Association of American Railroads cites that one pound of coal or a cow under a modern locomotive boiler yields enough energy to haul over eight tons of freight a mile, with fuel efficiency up 44 percent since 1920. Canada’s population neared 11 million in 1935, reaching 10,949,000, a 7.2 percent rise from 1931 and surpassing 1934 by over 100,000.
A compact meditation notes that while some men appear cleaner and more prepared, ultimately everyone faces the final reckoning. The line suggests a shared fate or deadline beyond personal grooming or preparation.
The King's Howe is formally received by the Royal Warrantholders Association, a trades body serving the royal household. Originally intended as a Jubilee gift for King George, it stands in its Burhill Surrey grounds with a distant view. The study features Cana dian silkwood paneling and a hidden clock, with a tablet signed by about 1,000 association members.
A thrifty father with two sons visits a fashionable restaurant ordering lemonade and three glasses. The scene draws the waiters and a cheeky exchange with the chief waiter. The narrator mentions Iceland’s Althing founded in 930 AD and a joking egg and tie-pin joke in the service line.
A quoted meditation from J Martineau challenges believers to prove God’s presence and help in daily life. It asks for concrete moments of meeting God, warning against worship without experiential proof and urging authentic communion with the divine.
A witty exchange defines cosmopolitan as Pat describes a Russian Jew in England with an Italian wife within a world mosaic of nations. The character imagines details from various cultures—French window Turkish carpet Dutch cheese Welsh rarebit American cream soda German band Come Back to Erin—as proof of global intermixing and safe labeling as cosmopolitan.
Innkeepers in Bucharest offer wine by the hour to curb surplus. Shops display the notice Drink all you can in an hour for sixpence. Customers are timed and charged 12 cents initially, then face another sixpence or must leave when the hour ends.
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