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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 07, 1929

Page

2

Reform of Electoral Methods Across Britain and Canada

The article argues that three or four party systems worldwide have weakened single member constituencies. Proposes proportional representation or larger multi member districts, with possible cabinet reform and fixed terms. Notes Lloyd George and Ramsay MacDonald era pressure for reform and bilingual parliamentary balance.

Great Britain Canada Saskatchewan House of Commons Legislative Assembly Westminster Ottawa Regina United States Germany France Belgium Great Briain Lloyd George Ramsay MacDonald Labor

Plane Struck Steam Roller During Landing at Roosevelt Field

A small monoplane piloted by James Riddle collided with a steam roller at Roosevelt Field New York. The aircraft tore off a smoke stack and left wing while the roller operator A C Madderai was hurled to the ground breaking his shoulder. Riddle and his two passengers escaped unharmed.

Roosevelt Field N.Y A. C. Madderai Riddle

Sleepy Mimosa Plant Grows New Leaves After Touch

A recently developed German plant in the mimosa family awakens after 15 to 20 minutes, producing new leaves when touched or near a flame. Leaves wither on contact, then regrow about 15 minutes later. It grows widely in India and is collected for sale. Bruised leaves are claimed to aid burns.

Germany India

Hoover proposes army efficiency commission to cut military outlays

President Hoover to establish a commission of army officers within the general staff to study obsolescence from scientific progress and options to spread programs over longer periods while preserving full preparedness. He notes U.S. military spending for 1923 at 803 million dollars, 120 million more than the prior year, far above prewar averages.

Hoover United States

Dr Williams Pink Pills Aimed At Restoring Health For Fatigued Women

The ad describes anaemia symptoms from gradual fatigue to irritability and heart palpitations and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe tonic to rebuild red blood and restore strength. It cites Mrs D B Fanning of Seal Harbor Nova Scotia praising improved health after use and notes availability by druggist or mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario at 50 cents per box.

Williams Dr. Williams D. B. Fanning Seal Harbor N.S Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville, Ont

Cyclists Gather at National Memorial for War Dead

Nearly 10 000 cyclists from England and Wales assembled at Meriden the reported centre of England for a Sunday service. About 3000 wore guns and most wore cycling breeches as a brief memorial service was held at the National Cyclists Memorial erected seven years ago for cyclists killed in World War I.

England Wales Meridan

Dr Eelectric Oil Promotes Quick Healing For Scalds Burns

Dr Thomas Eelectric Oil advertised as a standard remedy for prompt treatment of scalds and burns. It quickens pain relief and aids speedy recovery from injuries. Also effective for cuts bruises sprains and inflammatory pains. A bottle at home and stable saves doctor and veterinary fees.

Thomas

Canada’s Iron-Making Centres

The three iron making centres in Canada are Sydney Nova Scotia on the Atlantic Coast and Hamilton and Sault Ste. Marie in Ontario.

Canada Sydney Nova Scotia Atlantic Hamilton Sault Ste. Marie Ontario

English conductor rejects London theatre director post

Dr. Malcolm Larent, renowned English orchestra conductor, has refused a £35,000 position as musical director of a London motion picture theatre that would involve only three ten minute appearances daily.

Malcolm Larent London

Alberta Premier Brownlee Leads Northern Tour With Wallace

Alberta Premier and University of Alberta president launch a four week journey from Edmonton to Fort Fitzgerald and Lake Athabaska by rail boat auto and plane. John M. Imrie accompanies them on the historic northern expedition including Wood Buffalo Park mineral development visits and a four day Peace River speaking tour.

J. E. Brownlee Alberta R. C. Wallace University of Alberta Edmonton Northern Alberta Railway Peace River Fort Fitzgerald Northwest Territories Great Slave Lake Lake Athabaska John M. Imrie Edmonton Journal Brownlee Province of Wood Buffalo Park Hancock Alberta Provincial Police

Threeway Fight Over Czar Nicholas II Fortune

The late Czar Nicholas II fortune, reportedly around 100 million dollars, faces a prolonged legal battle among the Soviet Government, Princess Anastasia who claims to be the Czar’s daughter, and recognized relatives who challenge her claim.

Nicholas II Russia United States Anastasia Mme. Tschaikowsky Czar

Reduced Crop Likely To Halt Immigration

The crop slump in Western Canada is seen as easing immigration pressure. Hon. Robert Forke and deputy W. J. Egan support tighter continental limits, possible cuts to British entry, and possible redirection of immigration funds to aid farmers. Government may track farmers in affected districts to provide relief.

Canada Robert Forke Forke W. J. Egan Ottawa Land Settlement Board Soldier Settlement Board

Prince of Wales honors Prize winner at Bisley

Lieut. Col. R. M. Blair of the Seaforth Highlanders visits St James Palace to receive the King's Prize for the National Rifle Association meet at Bisley. Blair notes broad support from Canada and every Seaforth battalion. An elderly stranger from Guernsey sends teetotal wishes. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised for neuralgia and lumbago relief.

Prince of Wales R. M. Blair Seaforth Highlanders Vancouver B.C St. James Palace National Rifle Association Bisley Canada Blair Col Blair Guernsey Channel Islands

Mouse farm in Rayleigh Essex rears fifty thousand mice

A Rayleigh farmer runs a large mouse farm with 50 000 mice of many colors. He can pick any mouse instantly, and about 300 young ones are born daily. Feeding all the mice takes five hours. They are sold to colleges and hospitals for experiments.

Rayleigh Essex Tuck

Garage For Women Autoists In London Opened

A London women’s club opens a garage for the exclusive use of women drivers. The facility includes writing rooms dressing and change rooms and adjoining bathrooms. The women auto enthusiasts dedicated the new space with a solemn ceremony.

London

Reckless Driving Notions Question Safety After Accidents

A prevailing notion suggests driving is reckless only after an accident occurs, challenging broader safety assessments. Critics argue proactive measures and strict rules are needed regardless of incident history.

Elephants Contribute to Global Billiard Ball Supply

A remarkable supply chain note states about 4,000 elephant tusks enter the world’s yearly billiard ball production. The effort highlights conservation concerns and industry sourcing disputes facing the traditional material.

Turner Valley Oil Production And Revenue Rising

The Turner Valley oil field in Alberta shows rapid growth with month by month gains in naphtha output. January produced 38 501 barrels worth 154 000 dollars, rising to 92 122 barrels valued at 368 480 in June, six month total 386 272 barrels and 1 545 088 dollars, with July expected near 100 000 barrels and about 400 000 dollars in revenue.

Turner Valley Alberta

Moth er Graves' Worm Exterminator Praised for Children Relief

A noted remedy for worm destruction, Moth er Graves' Worm Exterminator is hailed as a boon for children. It seldom fails, bringing relief to many families in need of a reliable treatment.

Record tourist traffic expected in western resorts this year

H. F. Matthews of Winnipeg general manager of western hotels for Canadian Pacific Railway says tourist traffic in the west will break records. He notes mountain resorts especially Banff and Lake Louise are booked almost solid for the season.

H. F. Matthews Winnipeg Western Hotels Canadian Pacific Railway Banff Lake Louise

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