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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 19, 1933

Page

6

Central Chile Volcano Activity Noted By Salta Observatory

The Salta Observatory reports moderate volcanic activity in the central Chilean mountains with signs of stronger unrest likely soon. Global brief notes include Einstein joining Madrid faculty and Western Canada poultry exports to Britain.

Salta Observatory Albert Einstein Germany University of Madrid Djibouti French Somaliland Africa Scotland Cecilia J. MacTaggart Glasgow Anderson College of Medicine Calgary Wyoming England Oliver Henry Wallop United States Earl of Portsmouth Alberta

Argentine Palmito Delicacy Captures London Chefs

The Argentine Mission to London spurs local menus toward South American dishes. Palmito, a popular hors d oeuvre with the Prince of Wales, is prepared from palm heart cut into cubes, soaked in oil, and served with lemon, anchovies, and olives.

London South America Prince of Wales Buenos Aires

Dogwood Themed Hot Dog Stand Draws Laughs

Citizens marvel at a quirky booth described as an appropriate looking hot dog stand made of dogwood and bark, eliciting smiles at the fair. The playful setup blends natural materials with food service humor.

Prediction of colder sun for two years issued

Dr. Charles G. Abbot, Smithsonian Institution secretary, predicts the sun will be colder for the next two years with possible unknown earth effects. He previously forecast two warm years in 1930, a prediction that largely held true as measurements show the sun emitting more heat than normal since then.

Charles G. Abbot Smithsonian Institution Abbot

Princess jumper dress pattern for youths and mothers

Navy blue crinkly crepe silk jumper with a maize organdie guimpe is a one piece outfit designed for girls and young women. Style No 554 offers sizes 14 to 40 inch bust with yardage and price details, pattern costing 20 cents.

Barter Party A Social Hit In Buffalo Women Club

The Currents Event Club in Buffalo staged a barter party to adapt amusements to hard times and prove it a social success. Members offered bracelets, necklaces, book ends, preserves, cakes, automobile use, sewing services, gasoline orders, bridge lessons, and other modern woman activities, voting to make it an annual event.

Buffalo Currents

The Resurrection Evidence in Pauline Teachings

Sunday school lesson presents Paul’s gospel on Christ’s death burial and resurrection as foretold in scriptures. It cites appearances to Peter The Twelve over five hundred at once James the brother of Jesus and Pauls Damascus encounter to affirm eternal life through belief in Jesus Christ.

Corinth Paul Corinthians Harriet Martineau Peter and James Jerusalem Christ Jesus Ralph Connor Simon Peter Judas Damascus

Precautions Urged As Grasshopper Plague Threatens Saskatchewan

Officials from the department of agriculture urge farmers to take early precautions against a grasshopper outbreak spreading across southeastern Saskatchewan including Estevan Torquay Huntoon Willmar Nottingham and Carnduff. The warning covers a central longitudinal strip from Assiniboia to near Saskatoon with smaller arcs near Neidpath Piapot and Sceptre.

Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture Estevan Torquay Huntoon Willmar Nottingham Carnduff Assiniboia Saskatoon Neidpath Piapot Sceptre

Cornell Unveils Ice Umbrella To Protect Plane Hubs

Cornell University announced a device described as an ice umbrella for propeller hubs. It shields the hub from ice spreading outward along the spinning blades, addressing the last major ice peril for aeroplanes.

Cornell University

Celebrating Jubilee of Alexandra Club in London

The Alexandra Club, London’s oldest women’s club, prepares for its jubilee. Founded in 1883 to challenge social dining and hotel rules, it barred men from the premises and admitted them only at teatime, marking bold pioneering by its founders.

Alexandra Club London

Bullet Proof Car Bought for Japan's Premier Makoto Saito

Has bullet proof car purchased for Japanese premier Viscount Makoto Saito. The closed limousine costs $6,000 and features bullet proof glass. Threats against the life of Saito rise as two predecessors were assassinated by nationalists.

Makoto Saito Japan

Japan Produces More Feature Films Than Hollywood

A notable shift in world cinema sees Japan producing more feature length motion pictures than Hollywood. Industry observers cite growing domestic talent and export momentum as key factors behind the trend.

Japan Hollywood

Disease Resistant Wheat Strains Promising for Farmers

The Associate Committee on Field Crop Diseases announced at its fifth annual meeting in Winnipeg that six of 33 wheat strains in 1932 cooperative tests are suitable for distribution. Seed quantities are limited and may take two seasons to reach needed levels, with milling tests and field trials to narrow to two or three varieties suited to diverse wheat growing areas. Efforts will focus on rapidly increasing seed production.

Dominion Rust Research Laboratory Winnipeg C. H. Goulden

Sharing Large Houses In Hard Times In London

In lean times London residents divide oversized homes into family flats to rent or live separately. The concept began with the Duke of Connaught who provided Lady Patricia Ramsay with an apartment in Clarence House upon her marriage.

London Chelsea Duke of Connaught Patricia Ramsay Clarence House

Constable Wallden Retires From Stockholms Bicycles Bureau

Constable Carl F. Wallden of Stockholm completed thirty-two years of service by recovering 21 000 lost or stolen bicycles. He retires on pension, saying finding missing wheels was his hobby.

Carl F. Wallden Stockholm Wallden

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