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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 15, 1931
Page
2
Charles Meyers of Cleveland piloted a plane through freezing clouds at 2000 to 3000 feet with rubber overshoes on leading edges. The breathable fabric shed ice as a motor driven pump inflated and deflated the overshoes, preventing wrecks.
The article argues that current economic policy fails, hunger persists amid plenty, and solutions require man-made reforms. It notes a shift from nationalism to internationalism, cites the League of Nations, and urges interdependence and revised policies to restore global prosperity.
A field officer from the Topographical Survey uncovers buried white birch trees near Riviere St. Jean Quebec. The specimens, preserved due to water surplus and low air, were sent to the Forest Products Laboratories in Ottawa for study.
A Quebec woman recounts turning a worn green voile dress with Diamond Dyes. After dyeing, it looks like a new dress, costing only 15 cents for the dye kit. She notes even color, no spotting or running, and successful tinting and dyeing use.
The Toronto Star notes Argentina’s vast population, Buenos Aires’ prominence larger than Toronto, and cites major cities like Rosario Cordoba Avellaneda and La Plata. It highlights Buenos Aires as a rising hub with events including the British Trade Exhibition and the Prince of Wales visit drawing attention to the country.
In the British House of Commons Rt. Hon. J. H. Thomas, secretary for Dominion Affairs, refused a request to stop advertising Dominions produce on Empire Marketing Board hoardings in Britain until British goods are similarly advertised in the Dominions. He noted the request would violate the existing bargain with the Dominions and urged reciprocal actions in other ways.
An advertisement touts Bisulated Magnesia as a fast cure for indigestion gas sour stomach and nausea claiming instant relief. It also cites worm powders for children and notes historical facts about English French and Belgian heights and the Boston Post Road in 1673.
Knud Rasmussen after years in the wilds returns to civilization and publishes a volume of Eskimo poetry in English. His dual heritage and European education lend insight into a culture whose language reportedly has about two hundred words for poetry.
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