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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1926
Page
6
Sunday School lesson notes reference Genesis chapters 5 through 9 with a golden text on covenant imagery linked to earth and rain. Devotional heading cites Psalm 8 verse 4 and 16. The fragment mentions Noah and the flood narrative and a covenant motif without full verses or narrative detail.
A readable crossword puzzle listing with clues and numbers for across and down entries. Includes definitions for items such as bridle strap, flowering shrub, indeterminate articles, and many short word answers across a range of categories.
Married women traveling alone to Cuba must show husband authorization for admission. Great Britain cuts automobile tire prices by about ten percent. The League notes South Sea Islands birth rates rising. London coins two-seated taxis named Jixie to curb high fares. Australian butter shipments lower prices in parts of Canada. Mexico publishes new immigration law taxing and registering aliens and barring entry of those pursuing forbidden calls. Dominion charter companies face no sky legislation this session. likely a conference with provincial governments will be held first.
The Vancouver Merchants' Exchange reports strong demand from the Orient for Canadian wheat. By end February imports reached 16,091,758 bushels, up from 3,013,049 in 1924-25 and 8,508,360 in 1923-24, driven by hard wheat popularity and favorable prices.
Mrs J D McClintock of Charlotte Town P E L writes about a year of sleepless nights and severe heart trouble that left her anxious and seeing things move in the room before finally seeking relief after reading about a remedy or advice.
The T Milburn Co Limited of Toronto offers H N Pills sold by all dealers for two years. The product promises relief and restful sleep, with users reporting no trouble after taking several boxes.
Colleen Moore stars in Tippity Witch Irene as a fanciful tale unfolds with whimsy and humor. The article highlights Moore in a lighthearted fantasy role and previews Stratford era charm.
University of Minnesota physicists test a radio stethoscope allowing heart beat like sounds to be heard on regional broadcasts. In Ingomar Montana residents abandon power plant use to improve radio reception, while a faulty B battery may mimic static, and a quick test is to disconnect aerial and ground to diagnose the noise.
A historical article discusses the flood narrative under Light from Archaeology and Teacher-Training Thought. It cites Noah’s blameless life amid wicked times and quotes Hebrews and Matthew Henry. The ark’s dimensions are described as 450 by 75 by 45 feet with a lighted deck arrangement.
G F England of Desford reports long term relief from kidney troubles after using Dodd's Kidney Pills for ten years. He states the remedy strengthens kidneys, purifies blood, and boosts energy, with enthusiastic recommendations to many sufferers. The piece also notes a Canada Britain migration scheme and advertises KeHogg's Asthma Remedy as relief for asthma attacks.
A practical schoolwear frock features a deep inverted plait front and plain back with long sleeves. Materials such as gingham linen cotton broadcloth or regon are suggested for sizes 6 to 14 years. Price 20 cents for No 1303 and 10 cents for the Fashion Book.
The article argues Western Canada’s climate favored grain farming but soil decline on 10 to 25 year fields reduces profits. It promotes legume crops like alfalfa and clover to restore soil fertility, fix atmospheric nitrogen, and support livestock feeding, noting inoculation and soil liming as aids on poorer soils.
W A Bentley of Jericho Vermont notes about 75 new snowflakes from February storms. An investigation finds eight varieties of poisonous mushrooms. A man's will activates after death while a woman's will is effective in life.
Pattern order details from the Winnipeg Union at 175 McDermott Ave outline pattern number eener size and mailing instructions. The fragment indicates a service request method and contact point for pattern purchases in the local newspaper notice.
A concise reflection on kindness as a universal language that requires no speech or hearing. It emphasizes how compassion communicates across barriers, uniting people beyond limits of ability.
Three large British families totaling two brothers Osmond from Newport and their wives with seven children, plus another Doncaster family, arrived at Halifax on February 28 aboard the Cunarder Alaunia from Liverpool. They travel to British Columbia under a government reduced-rate scheme.
A farmer’s note stresses soil fertility as a vital asset and urges crop rotation to curb weeds diseases and pests while returning fertility through manure. The piece ends with a light joke and a note that 264 949 visitors toured Buffalo Bill’s grave on Lookout Mountain last year.
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