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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 18, 1928

Page

2

Education and Religion in Western Canada and U S trends

Western provinces favor state aided education with secular public schools yet allow minority religious instruction during school hours. Proponents cite parish run teachers and textbooks, with about eight hundred communities in over twenty states adopting weekday religious instruction.

Roman Catholica Father Ryan United States Sunady Council of Church Boards of Education New York City Iowa Minnesota Ohio Oregon South Dakota

Praise For Anti Toxin Care Reduces Diphtheria Cases

Dr Theodore B Appel secretary of health in Harrisburg reports a 60 percent drop in diphtheria cases and deaths in Pennsylvania over recent years. He attributes the decline largely to toxin antitoxin therapy and says its effectiveness against the disease is well proven.

U.S Pennsylvania Theodore B. Appel Harrisburg Appel

New Blood Needed in the Spring Time

The ad urges everyone to boost blood with Dr Williams Pink Pills as spring drains winter blood. It claims improved appetite nerves and color, citing John A. O Nielsen Port Hood NS as a user who regained health after using pills and recommends trying them this spring. The pills are sold by dealers or mailed for fifty cents from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams

Night Lights Shine From Muottas Mu Rail Hotel

Narrative fragment recalls a Swiss hotel on Muottas Mu crest near St Moritz with lights like stars. A dialog snippet shows Nancy asking about helping others and a tense exchange with a servant and visitor mentioning Mrs Green and a yard scene.

Muottas Murail St. Moritz Switzerland Mrs. Green

Banff Talc Deposits Targeted for Development

The article notes plans to develop blue and white talc deposits near Banff Alberta. It highlights uses: blue talc for electric insulators and gas burners and white talc for cosmetics. It also promotes Dr Kellogg asthma remedy and Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil without alcohol.

Banff Alberta Dr. Thomas

Talk ing Books move toward practical device

Dr. Willis R. Whitney of General Electric envisions a long film strip read aloud by a speaker at about three times normal reading speed to aid the blind the ill and tired eyes. Historical note recalls noisy cabbage hawkers in St Paul’s churchyard and silk production data from China.

Willis R. Whitney General Electric St. Paul's London

Red Cross Centennial Observances Across Nations

Fifty eight national Red Cross bodies will mark the hundredth birthday of founder Henri Dunant on May 8 1928. In Toronto Ontario Division hosts a April 25 banquet for delegates, with notable speakers and broad provincial observances amid celebration of Dunant’s humanitarian work and the Geneva conventions.

Red Cross Henri Dunant Toronto Ontario Canadian Red Cross Society Central Council Dunant Lombardy Solferino Castrigione Geneva Red Cross Society Wurtemburg Switzerland Great Britain Prussia Russia United States Dominion of Canada Turkey Red Crescent

Vancouver District Gains Over 100 Miles of Trackage

Canadian Pacific Railway to complete more than 100 miles of trackage in the Vancouver District. The project supports steady trade growth and westward grain movement, which this year reached a record 52,000,000 bushels. The note follows a statement by the district general superintendent.

Vancouver Canadian Pacific Railway

Music as a sales tactic at Arnold Constable Co

Arnold Constable & Co in New York adopts music to stimulate business with a chorus from all departments performing from 8:39 to opening at 9. Executives report satisfactory results as early buyers are intrigued by melodies and feel the store starts the day with vim and swing after the songfest led by a competent leader.

Arnold Constable & Co New York Tory

New Diamond Dyes Offer For Delicate Garments

A fifteen cent envelope of Diamond Dyes promises to duplicate any delicate tint in underwear and lingerie. The ad urges using true dyes for fabrics and warns against synthetic tints. It offers a free Diamond Dye Cyclopedia with color samples and directions, available at druggists and a Color Craft book from Windsor Ontario.

Dept Windsor Ontario

Returned Soldiers Insurance Act Poli cies Worth 57 Million

L H Scammell reports 26000 policies under the Returned Soldiers Insurance Act amounting to 57 million dollars today. Cash collected stands at 5.09 million, excess of death claims. act operating loss sits at 1.2 million due to idle insured time.

Returned Soldiers’ Insurance Act L. H. Scammell Special Parliamentary Committee On

Canadian Rockies Enlarge Vastly Beyond Europe Nations

A claim states the Canadian Rockies span an area larger than Ilrance Belgium and Switzerland put together. The assertion compares major regions to emphasize the Rockies' expansive reach.

Canadian Rockies Ilrance Belgium Switzerland

Farmers Dominate Parliament as Lawyers Rank Second

The article shows farmers and lawyers as the largest groups in the 245 member Federal House of Commons with 70 farmers and 50 lawyers. Cabinet ministers include six lawyers and four farmers, all with Western Canada constituencies, and each began farming on homestead land. The four ministers are Forke, Motherwell, Stewart, and Dunning.

Federal House of Commo Robert Forke Immigration and W. R. Motherwell Charles Stewart Interior Charles Dunning Canada Forke Dunning British Isles Motherwell Stewart Ontario Horace Greeley Saskatchewan Alberta

London job dream mocks farmer son’s plan

A farmer questions his son’s reply after graduation as the young man boasts about seeking a London position at five hundred pounds a year. The father quips that the figure is likely five hundred pounds per year, highlighting a humorous misinterpretation.

London

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