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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1935
Page
2
A father of four warns that relentless claims of government security risk eroding self reliance in youth. He urges hard work self discipline and frugality, fearing a future where state welfare replaces personal effort. He laments dreamers who praise universal comfort and government guardianship over personal responsibility.
Montreal harbor commissioners outlined a complete rebuild to speed access from the St. Lawrence and ease dredging in softer bottom. Plans show eight piers with four long ones for two ships each and four shorter piers. aim to reduce Quebec to Montreal transit by about one hour and deepen water to 40 feet for larger ocean vessels.
A 75 year old woman explains her hands once crippled by rheumatism are now supple after using Kruschen Salts for nearly two years. She played two church services last August and hopes to play again this August. The product is said to affect the bloodstream and improve elimination to prevent body poisons and constipation.
At the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia Dr. Oscar Riddle demonstrated prolactin’s power to induce maternal instincts in a rat, causing it to cradle a newborn squab. The hormone from mammalian pituitary glands, discovered three years ago, triggers milk production and can affect males as well, suggesting broad biological effects.
Sir Herbert Samuel and Furney Braithwaite pressed for currency stabilization in the budget debate. They urged a conference with the United States and cited depreciation of the yen, dollar, Belga, and pound as key factors in global price levels. The Liberal opposition leader criticized the chancellor for not surveying this issue.
The U S war department presented the Purple Heart to Johnny John a full blood Cree Indian and World War I veteran from Wetumka Oklahoma. He was cited for bravery and wounds from the Meuse Argonne battle in 1918.
Hotels on the island of Oshima near Japan provide milk baths to guests as a water-saving feature, leveraging abundant milk supplies and limited fresh water resources.
The milkman expands beyond dairy and juice to include oysters in Providence while continuing milk, eggs, cheese, and orange juice deliveries to New York residents.
Fat or oil and alkali heated form soap and glycerin. Large scale kettles mix fat with lye, using steam coils. Salt out purifies soap, then crutcher mixes with additives, frames mold, and cakes are formed. Variants include Castile, transparent, mottled, floating, naptha soaps, and soap powders with sand or ash filler.
The Big Bend region in Texas forms a roughly 5,000 square mile triangle bordered by the Rio Grande at its bend, shaping its geography and identity.
The first book of American cooking recipes is attributed to Eliza Leslie, a Bostonian, with the date given as 1830. The item notes the publication origin as Boston and connects the author to early United States culinary writing.
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