Zurich Herald, 1939-03-23, Page 2Lieutenant -Governor Matthews Inspects Guards as Ontario Legislature Opens
litleutenant-Governor Iron. Albert Matthews is pictured here as he inspected the guard of honor at the open-
ing of the third session of the 20th Ontario legislature.
Eastern Canada
Grows Soybean
New Variety Has Been De-
veioped With Early Ma-
turity, High Yield
After seven years of careful
study and selection by the Divi -
cion of Forage Plants, Central Ex-
perimental Farm, Ottawa, a soy -
'bean progeny has been obtained
which possesses in a marked de-
gree the desired characteristics of
early maturity, high yield, desir-
able plant type, and yellow seed
color. Tbis progeny has just been
licensed as a soybean variety un -
.der the name of Pagoda.
Pagoda is as early in maturity as
Manitoba Brown, has been found
superior to this variety in plant
type and yielding ability, and has
yellow seed. Pagoda ripens at Ot-
tawa in 100 to 105 days, as com-
pared with 120 to 125 days for
Mandarin. It is obvious, there-
fore, that Pagoda is adapted to a
much wider area than Mandarin
and can be used in districts where
n could not be expected to
A very henpecked husband
reached the end of his patience,
and, after a final row with his wife
took his bowler hat from the peg
and said: "lin going."
Three years Iater he :'eturned
and his wife greeted him: "Where
the dickens stave you been°"
"Out," he replied, and hung his
:hat on the same peg.
An Arctic explorer records
that he actually found an al-
arm clock in the possesion
of an Eskimo, How wonderful
it ,Rust be to turn in, say, in
October, and set the alarm
for about April.
The following was the verdict
by an Iowa jury in a suit against
a railroad company:
"If the train had run as it
should have run; if the bell had
rung as it should have rung; if the
Whistle had Vowed as it should
have blew both of which it did
neither, the cow would not have
been injured when she was killed."
"Mabel, you really ought to
wear' a hat when you go out
hs the evening."
' "But,.mother, 1 am wearing
a hat. It's on the other side."
Fred was showing his sweet-
heart the old family album, and
pointed out a particular photo-
graph of which he was very proud.
it depicted him as 'a small boy
dressed in a sailor suit, sitting on
iris uncle's, kited,
"There, ivhat. de you think of
that one?'/ he said.
"Very nice," his sweetheart
said. "But who is the ventrilo-
quist'?"
The wise question is not, "Is
Christ Divine?" but "What is God
like?"—William Temple,
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Man Has Skunks
In His -Basement
After months of suspicion, Val.
S. Snow of Salt Lake City .knows
the horrible truth—he has skunks
in his basement.
While firing the furnace he
came onto two of them at too
close range. He laid his problem
before Biological Survey and re-
ceived the comforting information
skunks are excellent mousers and
harmless except when annoyed.
Snow's immediate concern is
how to keep the furnace in coal
until tIre animals get the spring
wanderlust—if they do.
Gardening
ROOM ESSENTIAL
Most common mistake made by
the new gardener is that of
crowding things too close togeth-
er. In planning layouts it is es-
sential that the mature height and
width of sthe flower or shrub or
.tree be sea* in hind and sufi'ieient
space be allowed.
In every reputable seed cata-
logue and in most special govern-
ment bulletins there will be found
along with descriptions of various
plants the height when full grown.
This can be used as a guide in the
planning. Roughly, space between
plants should equal mature height.
Thus a shrub like the ordinary
white Spire a, which averages
about 0-7 feet in height in most
parts of Canada, should have 0-7
feet between it and its neighbor
and be this far away from walks
and almost as far from fenwe or
wall.
HOT BEDS
When a large number of carry
plants are needed, these can be
started from seed in a hot bed.
The latter consists of a bed of
fresh horse manure, which sup-
plies the heat, about 18 inches
deep. On this two or three incites
of fine soil is placed and after the
bed has heated up and then cooled
down again (a matter of three
or four days) the seed is sown in
;rows a few inches apart. The bed
is protected by rough boarding
along the side and on top and
sloping toward the south about 10
to 18 inches above the bed is plac-
ed a window sash well glassed.
When the plants have developed
their second set of leaves they are
thinned out and before being
trans -planted outside they are
hardened in a cold frame which is
simply a hot bed without any heat-
ing material.
USE GOOD SEED
It is impossible to over -empha-
size the importance of good seed.
Other factors are practically all
beyond control but the gardener
has absolute check over this
foundation. Weather, soil and lo-
cation may be ideal but without
good seed, specially selected to
suit Canadian conditions, the gar-
den is going to be a failure,
How Can 1?
EY ANNE ASHLEY
Q.—How can I relieve an irri-
tating cough?
A.—Prepare a mixture of the
juice of two lemons, one teaspoon
of water, and one tablespoon of
granulated sugar. Take a tea-
spoon of this mixture every half
hour.
Q.—How can I make a sandwich
that is "different?"
A.—Why not try a chocolate
sandwich? Mash one large banana
to a cream, work in two table-
spoons of cocoa, add mayonnaise,
and place between buttered bread. •
Q.—How can I make labels stick'
to tin cans?
A.—Gummed labels placed on
tin cans will adhere readily and
securely if they are first moistened
with glycerine.
Q.—How can I mend a large
hole in a sweater?
A.—Try basting a piece of nta
terial on the wrong side and,then
darning through the patch.... ?Ct~a
will makes the. darn strenger4
will keep the shape of the gar-
went.
Q.—How can I renew the metal:
tops of salt and pepper shakers
that have corroded?
A.—Give them a coat of enam-
el, allow it to dry thoroughly,
then follow with a second coat,
Wreckers Razed
Wrong Buildin
An embarrassed relief project
wrecking crew set out for the sec -
and time to raze a three-storey
frame tenement in Brooklyn. A
bank which owned the building
asked the city housing authority
to tear it down as part of a slum
clearance program. A crew was
dispatched. Later bank officials
called up to inquire why the build-
ing had not been torn down as
promised. Investigation disclosed
the crew had razed the building
next door.
A drop of honey catches more
flies than a hogshead of vinegar.•.
—English Proverb.
A NEW FEATURE
"Parliamentary
Doings"
Column of Comment on Events
and Personalities in and
around the Ontario Legislatures
starts this week. Will replace
"News Parade" for the dura-
tion of the Session.
Note: If readers have any
questions, any suggestions re
material for this column please
forward them to the editor of
your paper.
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What Science
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ANTIDOTE FOR SILICOSIS
Three Toronto doctors have re-
ported definite advance in attack-
ing silicosis—dreaded lung disease
of miners ---by using metallic alu-
minum as a direct preventive an-
tidote against deadly quartz par-
ticles inhaled by miners in the
course of their work. They have
conducted extensive experiments
at Toronto and in the 1Vlelntyre
Porcupine mines.
REPAIR HUMAN BONES
Use of animal bones as pegs,
patches and fillings in human
limb -mending operations are de-
scribed in The Lancet by Dr. E.
W. Hey Groves, emeritus profes-
sor of surgery at the University of
Bristol, England.
He explains how he used a' wal-
rus tooth to fill a hole made near
the head of a thigh bone by scrap-
ing out diseased bone, use of a peg
made of stag's antler to pin the
head of a thigh bone to the shaft
after it had been broken off, use
of beef bone to fill a groove in an
upper arm bone after an operation
for disease.
ENERGY' TO RUN THE EARTH
Recent advances in atom -smash-
ing have started scientists on a
new and apparently narrowing
hunt for the secret by which, they
say, a few pounds of uranium may
be made to run all the light, heat
and power plants on earth. Dr.
G. Hahn of Berlin is reported to
have found an energy .of 200,000,-
000 volts in an exploding atom of
uranium.
If every atom in one gram could
be exploded with a discharge of
200,000,000 volts it would produce
energy amounting to 10,000,000
kilowatt hours.
That much energy loons large
beside the 1,400,000 kilowatt ea-
pacity of Boulder Dam, which cost
$126,000,000 and will have a pow-
er capacity of 1,890,000 kilowatts.
1539 Chick Shows
Are Very Popular
A great deal of interest has
been aroused among poultry
breeders throughout Ontario by
the spring program now being car -
vied out by,the Hatchery Approval,,.
`a Association of : Ontario :'which luta
sponsored four baby chick shows
in the province since the begin-
ning of this month. The last show
is being held at the Ottawa Valley
Seed Fair, Arnprior, Ontario, the
last three days of March.
r'IIILDREIN of all ages
thrive on` -`CROWN
BR'LNND'? CORN SYRUP.,
They never tire of its delici-•
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good for them—so give the
children `.`CROWN BRAND'.
every day.
( Leadingphysicians pro-
nounce"OWN BRAND".
CORN SYRUP a most satis.
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as a milk modifier in the
feeding of tiny infants and
as an energy producing food
for growing children.
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