HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1936-08-27, Page 5MADISON, Wis. — Add to saner-
kraut juice, tomato juice, and other
Last year the young publisher was
awarded “La Medialle Veremeii” by
the Academie Francaise, as founder
of •’Le-Pet.it Jour”.
A 100-mile three works’ mountain
hike through the Kananaskis Range ot
toe Rockies is the- holiday outing
chosen toy a huaky^ group of Scouta
of the 20th Calgary Troop<
Tested on Rats — Scientists
Would Add It to Milk
in Winter
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SCOUTING j
Here • There /
Everly where \
9 A brother to every other Scout, , without regard to race or FteeA ay
soldierly appearance of a recruit:
r Officer — He looks very slovenly,
sergeant. - . - . / .
' Sergeant—Yes, sor.
Officer—Are you sure he washes?
Sergeant—Yes, spr.
Officer — Absolutely certain ‘ he
washes ?
Sergeant—Yes; spr, but he dries a
bad color, soy.
It’s tough to have to stick day after
day to your work which is often any
thing but pleasant. But it’s tougher
yet not to stick to it and take the
consequences of quitting.
Amos-Cadillac Gold Mines, Ltd-, | which to sink a shaft, officiate state,
has been formed with a capital stock ! All equipment has been delivered to
“ the property and set up ready to
startwork.-JackSmith,-formerly-in
charge of operations has returned
from the property with a number of
high grade samples taken at a depth
of 8 feet in No. 2 pit on the No. 5
vein. At the. point where the
samples were taken the vein is 41
inches wide - and stows free., gold
across width of 1 foot.
' Mineral Estates has extended its
interests in Northern Ontario mining
fields by optioning a property in the
reviving W^st Shining Tree) area. The
claims are knowi. qs the Cochrane-
Langtange-Bulluck Burke claims, and
have been previously worked to con
siderable extent, including the sink
of 3,000,000 shares to develop a group
^F/iiaims^o^ristog'^OO^acres^im^
mediately west of Thompson Cadillac
Mines in the Cadillac section of Que-
bee. Officials state that exploration
work will be started immediately to
further prove surface showings found
in. earlier operations. ' Present cam
paign will be followed by diamond
drilling, for a depth test. Officers of
the company include,. E. A. R. New
son; president; A. W. Jackson, secre
tary-treasurer; J. B. Smith and J, H.
Button, directors.
' Bobscadillac , Gold Mines Ltd. has
been formed to' take over and. develop
the property formerly held by Gra
ham Bousquet Gold Mines in the
desirability of fortifying milk -with Bousquet, section -of Qnebec. and ap-
juices that are good for wfiit ails
you—grass juice.. , ’
Drs. A. Elvehjam and E. B.
Hart, of the University of Wisconsin,
, announced recently the. growth-pro-
| moting properties of milk ean be ap-
J) preciably enhanced by the addition of
grass | juice, says Science Service.
Juice squeezed out of lawn , clippings
was added to the daily ..milk Ration of
young rats, causing them to gain
weight much more rapidly than rats
that got just plain milk.
Liver and brain tissue, also were
found able to promote growth when
added to winter milk.
This finding, if it proves applicable
to human nutrition, may point to the
^materiatecontainihg—the-growth-fac-;
tor which it lacks. Such additions
/J^™wD2Wfr’4jewiiecessary^witir'mak^ro!5;
duced in summer, for cows' having
access to pasture give a product
which is potent in promoting growth.
Just whaji is the nature of the
growth factor with whic winter milk
ia inadequately supplied is not defi
nitely known. The fact that brain
and liver apparently contain consid
erable amounts of it s ggests it may
bq vitamin’B4, but this is not certain.
The fact that
terials to improve the quality of win
ter milk resulted in failure with many
■ substances narrows the possibilities
, of what the unknown growth factor
may be? Vitamins B and B2 proved
Of ho value in the trials at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin., Since carotene,
cod liver oil, otange juice and irradia-
. tlon all failed.to improve milk as ^ar
as the growth factor is concerned, evi-
-•“winiiy TrrW-nGt A, C, or D.
-plication- hasbeen made_forlisting
the shares on the Montreal Curb
Market. Negotiations have been
completed for power si___
Walz, consulting engineer, in his re
port, following; examination of the
property stated that it warrants sub
stantial expenditures on development.
In earlier .operations considerable
work was accomplished and some sec
tions showed favorable indications.
The proposed campaign is planned
with a gqpd view to giving the pro-
it the search for ma-;Perty a thorough test. The company
ha<s $15Q,0Q0 cash in the treasury. \
Skookum Gold Mine ls”carrymg on
a, diamond drill'campaign at its pro
perty in the Red Lake area to deter
mine the most suitable location on
iply;
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Program Studied — Regarded
As Major Cause of Hay
i, •' .. Fever 1-'Fever
QUEBEC CITY.——Declaring war nn
an ai?ment that annually .attacks
more than 5,000,000. dwellers ^on the
North American continent, the pro
vincial government of Quebec is
studying a program to clinch its con
trol of ragweed, indicated by scien
tists as the major cause of hay fevo*.
A recently completed survey made
by the government disclosed the fact
that two sections of the Province of
Quebec, the Gaspe Peninsula and the
region around Sfe. Agathe de Monte
to tiie Laurentian mountains, are ai-
* most wholly free from, the weed.
The program, which would be fin
anced by the government and directed
by the department of highways, if put
into’ effect, is designed) io---eliminate
ragweed in those sections, of Quebec
where it already has appeared and
to prevent its spread. to uninffested dis-
tricts.
Agricultural students from various
colleges. in the province would direct
the onslaught which would be carried
* on during the period ragweed is in
bioonL according to the plan how' un-
,' det study. Since scientists. have dis
covered that ode plant will produce
from 4,000 to 5,000 seeds, the probimn
is one of intensive eradication along
. ? the highways and in .the fields where-,
•ver ragweed 'flourishes*'
As new drafted, the program calls
for au educational campaign co that
farmers and other citizens in the
rur^ln districts would be able to recog
nize the Weed without difficulty and
. to assist in its. elimination. . -
Groups of botany and' entomology
.. . students Would'visit the various town
ships and rural sections of Quebec,
holding conferences with the hbbi-
(. Quits and distributing . literature.
- Members, of', the provincial medical
profession'would be'consulted for as
sistance 'and illustrated posters also
' would be used in the educational
work. Other groups would.be actively
engaged in, uprooting and destroying
nigweed wherever fouhd.
Meanwhile, with the approach of
the hayfever season, townships ^1 the
Gaspe Peninsula and hi the region of
Ste. Agathe des Monte are preparing
. to enttertain thousands of vltitdrs
1 <<lpeking escape from the ailment ini
•flR&e pollen-free sections. I
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” Steps toward enrollment of the Jun-
tor Forest Wardens by the Quebec
Branch of the Canadian Forestry As
sociation as Lone Scouts of the Boy
Scouts Association were announced
at the annual/conference of Quebec
Sicouters at Granby. The announce
ment was made by Provincial Com
misstoner T. H. Wardle worth. The
woodcraft qualifications of the Junior
Forest Wardens are similar in gen
eral to these of the Second Class
Scout.
., The fifth World Scout Jamboree is
So be held at Vogelensang, Bloemen
al, a village ten miles west ot Am
sterdam, and near ancient Haarlem,
Holland, July 31st . to AugusC 13th,
for the attendance of 30,000 Scouts;
Jean "Baptiste Boulanger, an Ed
monton. Boy. Scout, ,fqr ..several years
editor and published of a quarterly,
•’Le PetH^-Jour,” although still but
13 years o&age. was recently honour
ed by-la vi?it from: Dr. Rene Crochet,
of the 'University of Boreau, France.
alimited-.mountvflateralworkat
that level- Recently the workings
have been pumped out and ap ex-
®^WWW^ito^Made-^s^weefe
by S. Fewer Warren, E.M., of Mining
Research Corp. Ltd-. with a develop
ment program in ’ the background.
Surface sampling of a vein which
shows an impressive width gave assay
returns from $1.05 to $12.60, with a
favorable average giving encourage
ment to the larger Program being
considered. ' j
Candalaca Gold Mines, Ltd,, has
been. incorporated to develop a group
of 10 claims adjoining O’Brien Gold
Mines in the Cadillac area, Quebec
A substan ial sum of money has al
ready been placed in the treasury,
and options have been given oi addi:
tional stodc at prices ranging from
20c to $1.00 and which, when com
pleted, will place about $600,000 in
the treasury. The company intends
to immediately push development and
thoroughly diamond drill the pro
perty. Canada’aca is capitalized at
3,000,000 shares of $i par.
Hillside Going Into Production
Following the recent pouring of a
gold brick at Stanley. Mines in the
Michipicoten Area, comes news that
tiie adjoining Hillside property will
go into production jh about, three,
weeks time.
Officiate of Hillside Mines Limited
announce that an order has been
placed for machinery and parts
necessary to complete the mill In
stallation at the property in the
Michiplcoten District D. S. Baird,
M.G., consulting engineer, plans to
leave shortly to supervise the in
stallation of the new machinery and
at the sBme time, he will inaugurate
a vigorous campaign of development,
both on surface and underground.
Immediate plans of the company call
for test mill runs of the No., 4 ore.
body which has been exposed under
ground over a width of 165 feet
with evidences of free gold across
‘the • entire width. Further under
ground exploration work and develop
ment will be started on the No. 5
high grade vein which has been
stripped on surface for 250 feet
over, an average width of 20 inches.
A mill test of all material blasted
over a length of 150 feet of this
Mother—When that naughty boy
thre./ stones at you, why did you not
come and tell mb, instead of throw
ing them back at- him ? .
Junior—W'hat good would it. do to
tell you? You couldn't bit the side
of a ^garage.
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The worst mistake a man can make
is to correct the mistakes of his
friends.
Sue—Have you read ‘Finis’?
Joe—iNo, what is it?
Sue—It’s the last word in books.
A sharp tongue and a dull mind are
often found in the same head.
The mid-day whistle had blown
when Murphy shouted:
MUrphy — Has anyone seen my
vest'? - s .
vein' showed mill heads running
$15.00 per ton, and true width
shows average values of $35.00 per
From 'Jjbe Herald, Merritt,. R,U:
Good Deeds are done by Boy Scouts,
and Giri Gui.des*and Cubs and Brown'
ies, and they go to their’credit.
Firemen do good deeds w^ea they
When' the Mosquito Control crew
workers do 'inod deeds, when they,
fight mosquitoes and burin up brush
alongside swamps and sloughs.
A . question arises, however,
whether a good deet^in the view of
ope is a good deed as .seen by others-
Here’s an example.- /
When i toe Mosquito Control srew
were burning brush, toe fire depart
ment were called out bygone who be
lieved the fire was accidental and
should be put out. : / ' ’
" Aa~^;resulL Chief Barwiekr^
ing *nihd’; because his men bald been
knowing what he would have done had
he come across the person who turned
in the alarm.
And then! The scene is the Rover
Hall and toe Brown Owl reports, that
one^df her •Brownies,’ relating her
Good Deed, told how she had called
out the firemen.
amusement tax .of 10 per cent, of the
price of my seat. ‘
Box Office Man—Weli?£(-„ i,'-,, .
Patron—Hand it back, I was pot
amused. .
WOODS PRACTICE
There was a young lady named
Who married a man in winter;
The man’s name was Wood,
And now-^as they Should
The Woods have a cute little splinter.
Man invented machine to free him
self from labor and now he wishes
he had the labor instead of the ma
chine.
Pat—Sure, Murphy, and ye've got
it op. ■ ' '
. Murphy (gazing solemnly at his
bosom)—Right'and I have, and it’s a
good thing you seen it or I would
,have gone home without it.
A sharp tongue severs q good many
real friendships in1 this World.
Freddy—There certainly are a lot
of girls In our town' who do not wish
to get married.
Sammy—How do you know ?
■ Freddy—I’ve asked 17 of them al
ready... . : ■ ' '' .
Revenge is about (the most expen
sive luxury known to man. ,
y ,.i n« ■ —■
Sandy joined a golf , club and was
told by the professional that if his
namj was on his golf balls and they
were lost, they would be returned to
him when found.
Sandy—Good, put my name on this
ball.
The professional did so.
Sandy—Would you also put M.D.
after it? I’m a doctor.2'
The professional obeyed.
Sandy — There's -just one thing
more. Can you squeeze *Hours 10 to
3’ on as.well?
Writes Howatd Vincent O'Brien in
the Chicago News: it may be that
you become a .hermit, or get a divorce,
and, in celibate solitude, finally wort
ybur face into a satin texture which
the electric shaves is said, in time,
to produce. You are still not tree.
Suppose you take a trip. The instru
ment you use at home wojji’t work in
a Pullman, and the ones that work
in Pullmans are nd good tn trailers.
And the ones designed for trailers
and dude ranches aren’t any good in
Atlantic City hote'te. ■ . -..
The result. is ' that a man who has
resolve to dedicate his life to elec
tric shaving- has to travel with a
suitcase 'full of supplementary appli
ances? Even then; his liberties—are
circumscribed; his life hedged in. by
voltages, his soul_bound fast with
wires.. No longer is he a tree spirit,
able to foam where be listeth. The
delights of \expioratipn and acquaint
ance with remote corners- of. the.
world are not for him. Numerous are
the places he cafenot visit without
taking a portable generating set with
him.;
Endless are the complications
brought about by the electric shav
er. Sad-faced men stand in the bread
lines—meh who used to own homes,
and belong to the best clubs. These
are the men who made shaving soap
a ww;
C. C. & B. Tonic_ Tablets sire really 4
great tonics ‘ ~ '
purify the
The history of business omits
names of those who “coul
future in that proposition**! *-
An Irish' guards officer called up
a sergeant and „ spoke of the un-
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- And every puff is a pleasure,
from "the cigarette that’s
• rolled with Ogden’s Fine Cut.
It’s the better fine cut—the
one wise roll-ybur-owners
are breezing tack to, now
that better times are here.
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It’s always fair weather with
Ogden’s—particularly if you
use “ Vogue”or “Chantecler”
papers. J . .■*
And, too, the purple easy-
ope.ning ribbon puts the
Ogden’s package in a class
by itself for convenience*
OGDEN'S
riHt CUT
^PJ.—Yo»r Pfp* SLhowi Cat
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and brushless creams. The electrfr
razor has thrown them on the junl
heap, along with ,tbe men who uset
to make razor blades.
Sometimes ”1 think it would be bet
ter if we just went back to lettinf
the beard grow, the way nature meam
it to? But we-won’t. We’ll go on us
ing electric shavers. And our women
will borrow them, for even more ri
diculous | uses than shaving the face
' ’•Bitter experience has shown m« t
that my most ' logical theories are
often wrecked by. horrid little facts?’
—J. B. S. Haldane
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Olympic champions, athletes
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in one of, the most com
prehensive sport programs
ever, held in the Dominion.
World championship power-
boat races (225 cubic inch
class) Sept. 8, 9 and 10 . • •
World professional, chain
pionship swims, men 5 miles,
Sept 1; women, 3 miles,
Sept. 3... Diving exhibitions
twice daily by trio of world
famous professionals • • •
Archery championships Aug.
31 to Sept. 4. • • Junior track
meet and junior regatta Atfg.
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ships Aug. 28 and 29. .
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