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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 02, 1951

Page

4

Crops Thrive In Far North With Proper Care And Varieties

Garden findings from Fort Simpson Substation show neglect hurts yields while good cultural practices boost crops in the Arctic region. With short cool seasons irrigation helps and varieties like brussels sprouts, broccoli, cabbage, peas, lettuce, carrots and turnips perform well.

Akiavik Arctic Ocean Mackenzie River J. A Gilbey Fort Simpson N.wt Gilbey Aklavik

Dreamy Music From Seven Foot Symphonion Instrument

A seven foot symphonion in a Winnipeg home produces dreamlike music. The instrument, kept by a publicity shy Irishman for 25 years, uses 24 large discs to play tunes like Home Sweet Home and Gilbert and Sullivan pieces. It relies on a mechanized peg system similar to a pianola and travels widely through the owner’s family history from the United States to Ireland.

Winnipeg J. W. Corner Germany Gilbert and Sullivan Mendelssohn Ireland United States

Man pays $60 for outboard motor amid North Quebec finds

Chuck Bilgood a 38 year old prospector from Haileybury Ont arrived in Val d Or Quebec after a quixotic deal trading Golden Manitou shares for an outboard motor he never used. His tales recount early mining whims losses and a river wreck that doomed the motor while he clings to a hunt for a big find.

Val D'Or Que Chuck Bilgood Haileybury Ont Kirkland Lake Quebec Chuck Golden Manitou East Sullivan

Halifax carpenters observe transatlantic steamship service origins

Quick Can adi Quiz asks when Halifax builders witnessed regular trans Atlantic steamship service and notes 1938 Canadian manufacturing employed 658 114 people with a 1948 figure sought. It asks tobacco tax paid to Ottawa this year and average wheat production bushels. It also asks which province shows settlement and agriculture moving farthest north and states the deepest Atlantic depth north of Puerto Rico at 30 246 feet.

Halifax Ottawa Atlantic Ocean Puerto Rico

Gems of Thought Loyalty and Faith Across Texts

A compact collection of quotes on loyalty, faith, courage, and duty. Notable lines include Roosevelt on faithfulness over fame, Mary Baker Eddy on right thinking and grace, Queen Mary on lifelong loyalty, a Pauline exhortation to steadfast labor, and Seneca’s claim that loyalty is the holiest human good.

Mary Baker Eddy God Queen Mary Seneca

Helpful Hints for Common Household Care

Foam pillows should be washed in mild lukewarm suds and dried away from sunlight taking about three days. Use little water on linoleum floors and avoid soaking edges. Dust light bulbs monthly and wipe with a damp cloth. A dish mop can dust wicker furniture crevices.

Smile of the Week Ferry Tale Amid Mountain Rapids

A boatman ferries a mountain stream with whirlpools and rapids. A timid passenger asks if anyone is ever lost. the boatman jokes that they always find them again the next day.

Chicken Hawk Doesn’t Exist Says University Expert

Lincoln Neb. University of Nebraska instructor Howard Wiegers debunks the idea of chicken hawks noting hawks eat mainly mice, gophers, rabbits and ground squirrels with grasshoppers also common. Remains of chickens or pheasants are rare in hawk stomachs, and hawks are beneficial to farmers.

Lincoln Neb University of Nebraska Howard Wiegers Wiegers

Switzerland Holds 80000 Tons Of Merchant Shipping

Despite lacking an ocean port, Switzerland maintains about 80,000 tons of merchant shipping, reflecting its overseas trade and neutrality stance in global maritime affairs.

Athough Switzerland

Ex-Railway Man Builds Western Canada's Largest Poultry Farm

Okotoks Alberta farmer Peter Gerlitz, a former Calgary railway worker, operates Western Canada's largest poultry farm southwest of Okotoks. He houses 36,000 to 40,000 chickens, producing about 3,000 fryers weekly and receiving 3,000 day-old chicks weekly. After early troubles a fire and labor issues, the operation now thrives with two-storey breeder houses, round-the-clock lighting, climate control, and a shift from White Leghorn to New Hampshire stock.

Okotoks Alta Canada Peter Gerlitz Mr. Gerlitz Gerlitz Calgary

Summer Coiffure Care Essentials

Advice warns against extended sun exposure on newly wet hair and recommends wearing hats during the day. It also urges brushing hair to improve air circulation and prevent damage.

Braised Ox Joints with Noodles and Vegetables

Selected Recipes describes braising ox joints in a Dutch oven with onions and seasonings. After 3 to 4 hours the meat falls from the bone, then the gravy is thickened and served over buttered noodles with green beans and carrots.

New Process Keeps Milk Fresh A Year

Dr. Roy R. Graves unveils a sterilization based process that seals milk in aseptic cans without air exposure. The method preserves fresh milk for six months to a year, producing 2,000 gallons daily for Alaska, Japan, and the armed forces, with plans to expand to 1,000 gallons per hour.

Roy R. Graves Valparaiso Ind U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S Graves Dr. Graves Alaska Japan

555 Lb. Lady Drops to 154 by Diet Plan

Fort Thomas Kentucky former circus fat lady Dollie Dimples Celesta Geyer weighed 555 pounds a year ago and after a year of dieting to 800 calories daily she shed to 154 pounds. She vows to help other girls reduce and says she is starting a new life at 50.

Fort Thomas Dollie Dimples Dollie Celesta Geyer Mrs Geyer

Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf

Amy Lowell, famed American poet, sold her first poem to a national magazine at age six. The editor quoted the accompanying letter, noting she wrote self referentially that she had always been a loving son to my father Augustus Lowell. She explained she called herself son because she could not spell daughter.

Amy Lowell Augustus Lowell Amy

Porker Roots Out Farmer's Lost Watch

RED OAK Ia John Nelson a local farmer found his lost watch after a pig dragged it from a field. The watch was recovered from the pig's mouth and given a new crystal and cleaning to restore it.

Porker Farmer's Lost Watch Red Oak John Nelson Nelson

Answers to Quick Quiz Answers

Quick Canadian Facta quiz recap lists Alberta up the Peace River valley and Samuel Cunard in 1840. It cites about 200 million dollars and over 400 million bushels with a figure 1 156 006. Material supplied by editors of Quick Canadian Facta.

Alberta Peace River Samuel Cunard Quick Canadian Facta Canada

Oddities In The News From Around The World

A man in Guetta Pakistan sues to reclaim his wife after losing her in a bet against a camel. In Hangieton England a bus driver spins a fairy tale serial to quiet riders. Bertie Bartaby resigns as a rat-catcher for illiteracy on daily bills. Wesley Thomas’s seven children post a sign to slow traffic. Annie Brown of Toronto, 98, says she avoids meat and lives long.

Guetta Pakistan Tom Mennard Hangieton Sussex England Mennard Bertie Bartaby Colkirk Bertie Annie Brown Toronto

Safety on the Farm and Rising Rural Injuries

National Safety Council data show farmers face a high risk of deadly and serious injuries. Horses, cows, and bulls cause many accidents, with children especially at risk around machinery. Carelessness, inadequate safety guards, and improper pesticide handling drive the problem. farmers must organize their own safety programs.

National Safety Council C-I-L Agricultural News

Smoothest Men Are Teachers at Pleasantdale Resort

Pleasantdale New Jersey. Irving Green, resort hotel owner, canvasses nearby schools each winter to recruit unattached male school teachers for summer guest seasons. He says teachers fit the bill as they are used to handling children, well mannered, and well educated for vacationing women students seeking partners.

Pleasantdale N.J Irving Green Green

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Michael James Walsh Quebec Labrador Walsh James Pearson Pearson W. J Crawford Theodore Roosevelt Herbert New Hampshires East Stanwood Wash Pike Petersham Bennett Cerf Wesley W. Thomas Lancaster Mass
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