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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1936
Page
6
The advertisement promotes Gillett's Pure Flake Lye as a versatile cleaner that washes dirt from surfaces and drains with a cold water solution. It claims grease removal, stain lifting, germ killing, odor banishing, enamel and plumbing safety, and advises against hot water dissolving.
Henry Ford predicts the machine age will take control from financiers. He argues the changed order will end wealthy rule and empower individuals who develop machinery during a Georgia winter vacation and motor research period.
Hamilton Herald ends after 47 years with its March 31 issue. Montagu Norman is re elected Bank of England governor. Hepburn delays retirement plan for Ontario legislature. CN and CP Railways unite roundhouse facilities in Ottawa saving 35000 annually. Alexander to lecture at Columbia in summer. Mackenzie King says trade talks with Soviet Russia ongoing. Mercy flights for horses after feed shortage near Hudson Ontario. Lottery winnings not taxable per Dominion Tax Commissioner. Switzerland to build 40 military aircraft funded by 5.1 million franc air fund.
The British transport minister announced a new comprehensive study to reduce road accidents, counting more than 2,500,000 casualties in King George's reign. The analysis will cover about 200,000 incidents nationwide, examining each death or injury to identify causes and remedies.
The birthday of King Edward VIII on June 23 will become a statutory school holiday in Saskatchewan. The change was added to the school act by a house amendment, previously listed as optional. The act also grants village overseers power to proclaim public holidays, matching mayors and reeves.
A powder light created from synthetic dusts glows brilliantly with colors from green to white. Demonstrations by Dr L J Bottolph of General Electric show tubes about a foot long producing a cold fluorescent light twice as efficient as ordinary electric lights. A lab mercury vapor light reaching 23 000 degrees was also shown as the hottest man has made.
The article notes King Edward ventured from Buckingham Palace with a companion up the Mall toward Buckingham Gate for a meeting. A timid cheer rose from workmen as he tipped his derby once, and he expressed interest in viewing Queen Victoria's marble memorial near the palace.
Paraphrased reflection on centuries of labor saving devices replacing human effort. The text warns that reliance on machinery could leave people unemployed and derides those who resist adapting to technological change.
The first map credit goes to Greek philosopher Anaximander, who lived around 500 to 600 BC. He envisioned a flat world of water and land with moving fireballs, believing the earth to be stationary, and he was among the earliest thinkers to ponder the origin of all things.
The pattern 5562 offers a swagger suit with a plain skirt and jacket in stockinette stitch and cuffs in a waffle pattern. It provides sizes 16-18 and 38-40 with illustrations and stitch guides, using Germantown wool. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union for the pattern.
Sunday school lesson recalls the women at the tomb in Luke 24 1 12 finding the stone rolled away and the tomb empty They learn Jesus is not here for he is risen The scene contrasts earthly endings with the living Christ as proclaimed by the women to the disciples and followers.
In a classroom exchange, the teacher notes James keeps his hands unusually clean and asks for his method. James explains his mother makes him wash the dishes every morning, revealing a routine behind his tidy hands.
Mrs Theodore Teddy Kenyon, a noted aviator with flight records and frequent national air race contestant, said in Boston that several women pilots are preparing for wartime service if needed. They would fly new planes, transport wounded, carry despatches, and relieve male pilots for combat duties.
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