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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1937
Page
2
A symposium of replies to a questionnaire from the American Foundation shows doctors doubt that adequate medical care is widely available. Cost distance and public misunderstanding are cited, with calls for state health measures and better doctor patient communication.
The source notes Patrick Henry's father was born in Scotland and his mother had Welsh roots. It also states Miami Beach's average mean temperature as 75 degrees.
Two police officers responsible for guarding the Duke of Windsor at Fort Belvedere were honored by the King at Buckingham Palace. Superintendent Curry and Sergeant Backshell were expected to receive the Royal Victorian Order.
A historical note records the completion of seventy state components of a violin at Fe epar 2215. The event highlights craftsmanship and regional production, illustrating detailed piece counts in a framed display.
In Dearborn Michigan the Roads of the World exhibition opens on the grounds of the Ford Rotunda. It showcases materials from eighteen famed highways including the Appian Way and the Grand Trunk Road. Consular officers and roads officials attend the dedication.
London ratification completes the 1936 naval treaty with United Kingdom Canada Australia New Zealand India. Instruments were deposited at the foreign office and signed by key officials. The United States and France had ratified earlier. The pact limits ship size and armament and requires information exchange on projected naval construction.
Mrs. Anna Pond of Waterford Ontario is 97, reads newspapers daily, attends church and Sunday school if weather allows, and walks both ways. She is the mother of 11 children, all living, and the eldest of four with two sisters and a brother aged 89 82 and 6.
Vancouver airport installs a new traffic control projector known as a traffic gun. The device uses a 50 candlepower lamp visible in bright sun up to three miles and serves for day and night aircraft guidance plus signaling and ceiling estimation. It is touted as Canada’s first such unit amid rising air traffic.
A Chinese observer calls the motor world motion without motive. A 250 pound hog yields 12 to 15 percent of its weight in bacon cuts.
Dr. Marcel Pochon, director of the Ontario radium refinery at Port Hope, said annual output would rise from one and a half ounces to four and a half ounces after new equipment tests with the National Research Council. The upgrade aims to supply radium to the United States and British Empire, shifting some Canadian output away from exports. Canada exported zinc worth $8,418,000 in 1935.
Wheat flour usage in Japan grows with bread and cake taking 42 percent of consumption, up from 35 percent three years earlier. Macaroni use declines to about 38 percent, chemical industry rises to 15 percent, and five percent goes to miscellaneous uses. White bread dominates while whole wheat gains, and a Tokyo bakery’s oatmeal bread trend shows strong demand.
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