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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 29, 1925

Page

4

Forests a Great Asset and Future Source of Jobs

Canada of To Tomorrow urges conservation of Capetian forest resources. Federal and provincial governments pulp and paper groups churches and broadcasters join in fire prevention. Foresters urge selective cutting within annual growth to protect young trees and sustain wood supply for highways windbreaks and future timber.

Renourens Organion Dlaba Pulp and Paper Associacione Wehodla Natural Resources Intelligence Service Department of the Interior D. Howe Faculty of Forestry University of Toronto

Bolshevik Propaganda Critique by Catherine Breshkovskaya

Catherine Breshkovskaya the so called grandmother of the Russian revolution calls the Soviet regime the greatest plague to Russia and the world. She claims Bolsheviks depend on foreign loans for propaganda and condemns the life of Russian radicals under Soviet rule as martyrdom worse than czarist times. She recalls her exile, Siberian torture, and return via the United States before Lenin's rise altered her hopes.

Catherine Breshkovskaya Siberian Russia Kersnsky Mme. Breshkovskaya Siberia United States Seattle New York Lenin Brest- Litovsk Calle Cpal

Pocket Folding Screwdriver Promises Compact Utility

Inventor unveils a folding screwdriver designed to be carried in a jacket with a knife. The tool features three trades with different locks that open separately, expanding its range of use. When not in use the blades lock tight for safety.

Miracles Tales Echo In Quiet Ridge Night

A cryptic reminiscence recalls a remote ridge after supper where no frogs croak and no enemies linger. The speaker hints at miracles tied to spring and Kit Caleb Prasice’s Al mana, weaving memory with a sense of place.

Tate Tad Caleb Prasice

Feeding Calves Early a Key to Good Dairy Stock

A report from the Dominion experimental farm in Ottawa outlines hand feeding calves orphaned hours after birth. It covers milk quantities for six weeks, then dietary shifts to skim milk and substitutes, and stresses cleanliness, gradual feeding changes, and using fresh milk or alternate cow milk when needed.

Animas Husbandry Dominion Experimental Farm Ottawa Mair Ottawa Experimental Farm

Wireless links Britain to Canada and Australia via Marconi station

The Morning Post reports that by October Britain will directly connect by wireless telephony with Canada, Australia and South Africa through a Marconi station near Bridgewater. Initial use will be experimental, but officials expect rapid commercial voice exchanges across the Atlantic within months. Canada may reach Australia by next fall.

Britain Canada Australia South Africa Morning Post Marconi North Peterson Bridgewater Atlantic

Deputy’s Quip Sparks Grim Prison Insight

A midwestern penitentiary deputy warden questions new inmates. A tall man of color says his sentence is life, claiming he cannot do all the time the judge gave him. The deputy replies with a sharp, practical remark about doing what he can.

Midwestern

Scotland drinks less whiskey says Edinburgh doctor

Dr Cumrie of Edinburgh Infirmary told the royal commission that Scots drink less whiskey now. He noted mental cases due to drink dropped from 6 percent in 1888 to 26 percent at present and blamed whiskey prices and wartime discipline for the abstinence.

Scotland Dr. Cumrie Edinburgh Infirmary Royal ‘Commission

Medical wedding in London draws doctor wedding party

A London marriage ceremony featured the bridegroom the bride the best man two bridesmaids and the bride's uncle all as doctors. A man grumbles that his wife enjoys playing cards but notes his own pride after winning a pewter golf cup.

London Eng

Co-Operation In Education in Western Provinces

Vocational training discussed at a Calgary Institute of Technology conference. A. W. Crawford said talks were successful as committees aimed for practical results. The conference covered all aspects of vocational education and province-specific problems.

Calgary

Freight Tonnage Comparison for Canadian National System

A written answer to a House of Commons question shows Prince Rupert revenue freight by CN from points east was 33,052 tons in 1923 and 26,237 in 1924. Vancouver freight from points east rose from 336,501 tons in 1923 to 676,942 tons in 1924.

Canadian National System Pacific Coast Sir Henry Drayton House of Commons Prince Rupert Canadian National Railway Points East National Road Vancouver

Followed Directions Doctor and Patient in Brief Exchange

A doctor notes the patient improves beyond expectations after following the medicine bottle instructions. The patient grimly recalls the bottle’s warning to keep it corked tightly.

Duke and Duchess of York Welcomed by Cricketers in Rail Encounter

The Duke and Duchess of York and the English cricket team on the Australia trip shared a train. At the station a crowd of about 5,000 cheered the royal couple and the players with enthusiasm.

Duke and Duchess of York Mave Africa Duke and Duchess of York

Beekeeping For Women Advocated In Dominion Apairist

C B Gooderham argues women can excel at beekeeping in the Dominion Apairist. He notes sting immunity with proper gear, proper sting removal, and that beekeeping offers a pleasant profitable summer outdoor pursuit for teachers and businesswomen, with many owning sizable apiaries.

Dominion C. B. Gooderham

Who Was Guilty Sergeant Drilling Awkward Squad

An awkward drill scene shows a sergeant asking who is at fault as a squad member misaligns legs during command. The officer calls out a participant in a sharp, humorous rebuke highlighting the mishap in front of the company.

Golf at Jasper Park Lodge 1925 Nine-Hole Course Planned

Jasper Park Lodge in Jasper National Park unveils a new golf course plan emphasizing scenery as a complement to golf. Nine holes to open in 1925 with a temporary 296 yard hole connecting the 1st and 2nd greens. no hole exceeds two strokes in length. A professional will oversee play arrangements.

Jasper National Park Rocky Mountain Forest Jasper Athabaska Lac Beauvert Jasper Park Lodge

Delegates Deceived by Soviet Visit Says Emma Golfiman

Emma Golfiman, once an archist deported in 1919, told a London audience that the British trade union congress delegation’s Russia report glossed public health housing and prison progress. She accused the Soviet Government of hypnotizing delegates and hiding real conditions from official guests who could not meet Russians or see reality.

Russia Emma Goldman Moma Gooldman United States London British Trade Union Congress Emma Golfiman

Methanol Threat Pushes US Industry to Research

At the American Chemical Society meeting in Baltimore German scientists were cited as flooding the US with synthetic methanol from water gas. Dr Franz Fischer described a related process to create liquid motor fuels from water gas, stressing that America must rely on research to survive such threats.

America American Chemical Society Baltimore Franz Fischer Kaiser Wilhelm Institute Mirlhein-Ruhr

Grow Barley With Oats For Six Years At Ontario College

An Ontario Agricultural College bulletin reports six mixtures of oats barley spring wheat and peas and finds barley with oats as the top performer producing 193 pounds per acre more than the best single crop. A best mix suggests one bushel oats and one bushel barley per acre for mixed grain seeding.

Ontario Agricultural College A. C. Press

Why Boys Leave the Farm

The Clinton News Record argues that farm families should not disparage farm work and should grant children equal educational opportunities. If youths staying on the farm receive the same self improvement privileges as those pursuing other careers, more may choose to stay on the farm.

The News-Record Clinton News Record

Alberta Farmers Hope For Strong Crop Ahead

Alberta farmers anticipate a bumper crop this year due to late spring moisture and favorable ground conditions. South of Calgary growers note record moisture for this season in twenty years. Count de Brantz of Paris visits to survey land prospects. Faith without works is as useless as a watch without wheels.

Alberta Calgary Count de Brantz Paris France

Wheat crop outlook shifts after harsh winter

The United States Department of Agriculture warned in 1924 about poor winter wheat prospects with 68.7 percent of normal on April 1 and heavy abandonment in worst affected regions from Ohio to Oregon. Improved weather later raised hopes for other crops while prices stayed high due to global supply gaps.

United States Department of Agriculture Canada United States Ohio Indiana Inontana Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas Washington Oregon Plains Toronto Globe

Seed Ball Potato Experiment Shows Promising Seedlings

A 1925 Dominion horticulturist report details potato seed balls formed at the central experimental farm. Seed from 65 promising hills out of 500 yielded tubers up to 10 ounces, with many table sizes. Green Mountain varieties produced marketable potatoes from seedlings within one season.

Dominion Horticulturist Central

Rats Curse India Wealth, Ex Official Says

A former Indian official warns rats are a major curse hindering India's wealth growth. He claims hundreds of millions of rats persist due to religious beliefs, with Hindus harassing but not killing them while Muslims sometimes kill. He argues eradication would boost India's wealth.

India

Resigning Politician Confronts City Editor Over Publication

An angry politician storms into the city editor’s office demanding an explanation for publishing his resignation. He admits releasing the story himself but protests the paper printed under a bold headline about public improvements.

K Wader

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