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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1924
Page
2
The piece argues crime stems from multiple causes with a core issue in home training. It links disrespect for law to parental laxity and hypocritical guidance, citing Loeb and Leopold trials and wartime attitudes, urging strong home discipline to restore law and order.
Delegates to the American Bar Association’s Convention tour Sulgrave Manor in England and present Washington relics to the manor. Items include Washington saddle bags and a Revolutionary War liquor chest from Col. Walter Scott, a parchment deed dated March 4 1606 transferring Sulgrave property to the Makepeace relatives, and a coin coffin fragment from Washington’s burial. The New York Daughters of the American Revolution donate a silk flag of the Sulgrave Institute of America.
The butterfly fish stays completely motionless for the entire day, described as unresponsive to surrounding activity. This behavior lasts from dawn until dusk, puzzling observers and prompting notes on its potential fatigue or environmental factors.
Western stock for eastern fairs will travel to Toronto with part of the exhibit sent to Ottawa and Guelph after a Regina meeting. The Saskatchewan exhibit may enter Chicago International or stay in Canadian shows. Saskatoon and Regina sheep and swine sales are scheduled for late October and late April, with shipments coordinated by a transportation committee.
A Florida man publicly stated his wish to donate his skin to friends after death for use in book binding. The note also references broad author popularity in Russia, noting English and American fiction writers surpass native writers.
Alberta straw could replace wood pulp in paper making with samples sent to Ottawa for testing. An early positive report is expected and capitalists are prepared to finance the venture. The plan aims to use surplus straw and save timber, according to the Edmonton Bulletin.
The Halifax pageant marked the 175th anniversary of the city’s founding by Lord Cornwallis. A replica of Cornwallis's battleship Sphinx led a coastal procession as 2,000 pioneers landed in 1749 and the fleet sailed past Hood, the famed battleship.
The summer months threaten children with cholera infantum colic diarrhoea and dysentery. Mothers should prevent illness or banish it quickly. Baby's Own Tablets are praised for regulating stomachs and bowels and are sold by mail for 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The air ministries of Britain Belgium and the Netherlands issue reduced risk rules for pilots. When on a compass course pilots should fly on the right of the straight line from departure to arrival whenever safe. Beneath clouds pilots must stay clearly below the cloud base to see and be seen. Following an official route or line of ground marks pilots should keep at least 300 metres to their left. Crossing routes must be at right angles and as high as circumstances permit.
The advertisement promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a standard remedy for scalds and burns noting rapid soothing of pain and speedy recovery. It also claims effectiveness for cuts bruises sprains and inflammation pains, suggesting a bottle at home or stable saves doctor and veterinary fees.
The 1923 Canadian copper production reached 86 881 537 pounds valued at 12 529 186 dollars, up from 42 879 818 pounds worth 5 738 177 dollars previously. Ontario produced 21 656 800 pounds worth 4 565 227 dollars BC led with 55 224 737 pounds valued at 7 963 186 dollars.
The text notes that red-haired people have about 30,000 hairs on the head while fair-haired individuals have around 150,000 to 160,000 and dark-haired people about 195,000. It also mentions redheads rarely develop baldness as a consolation.
The Hartford Courant notes odd official death causes reported to New York State Health Department. Entries include Celerymor bis, Tired of living, Early rising and marriage, Serving God and living with her husband and children, Paralises of the heart, death by own action, and Worried to death by troublesome neighbors. The piece highlights the humorous yet troubling variety of reported causes.
Promote Clark brand ready to serve soups beans and dinners as a summer kitchen aid. Encourages frequent use of Clarks products to reduce cooking heat and effort.
The Los Angeles Traffic Commission reports LA streets as the most congested in the nation. Daily counts show 310000 cars enter the dense area and Adams and Figueroa roads handle the heaviest US traffic with 69797 cars in eleven and a half hours. LA county surpasses New York in total registrations.
The British House of Commons approved the agreement with the Marconi Company for a beam wireless station in Great Britain to communicate with Canada. Postmaster general Vernon Hartshorn said preparations are under way with Australia and South Africa for similar stations. He noted that if the government assumes the service after 12 months with guarantees met, it would be a profitable venture and hoped construction would begin soon after ratification.
Three Fijian chiefs were received by the King at Buckingham Palace and presented him with a set of whale’s teeth.
A crow is counted to consume 85 May beetles, 72 wireworms, and 123 grasshoppers within one hour, showcasing remarkable foraging efficiency and diet variety.
Harry Granfield of 153 Havery St Toronto testifies Tanlac improved digestion nerves sleep energy and appetite. He reports lasting relief after two years of indigestion fatigue and unrest and urges purchase from reputable druggists as Tanlac is sold widely with over 40 million bottles sold.
Naval expert Lukashevich argues long distance cruising is essential for Red Fleet readiness. He notes seasickness could incapacitate over half the crew in initial voyages, citing 80 percent failure during Caspian Sea battles in the Civil War and difficulties in saving ships.
A dramatic warning describes asthma as a thief in the night and promotes Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as the cure. It promises rapid relief and permanent removal of the disease with persistent use and urges readers not to take substitutes.
Gold production from Northern Ontario mines for the first six months reached 11,760,000 in value. Income from investments bonds bank deposits and premiums on gold sold for New York funds pushed total gold earnings for the half year well above 12,000,000.
Miss K L Woodlegh, 21, a totally blind student, earned her M A in history at McGill University this year. She finished high school at 16 and attained highest honors. She plans to pursue further studies at Oxford.
Oberammergau residents split into Lang and anti Lang factions after Anton Lang and carving companions returned from America. Opponents charge the trip commercialized the Passion Play and warn of sabotage of the 1923 performance while Lang refuses to answer critics.
A white close woven wire fence placed at curves cliffs and bridge approaches offers superior protection compared with stone walls or wooden rails. The fence resists impact and prevents injuries to both occupants and fence, maintaining strength and resiliency at reasonable speeds.
When neuralgia or lumbago cripples the back, Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil offers relief. Rub in the oil to ease pain and produce a restful sensation. A trial will establish faith in its efficacy.
Bark from logs used in pulping is now treated by a new machine from a Sault Ste. Marie firm and used as the sole fuel for heating steam boilers. This shift aims to curb waste and reduce oil dependence.
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