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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 15, 1923

Page

5

Excellence Of Dairy Methods In Western Provinces

The Saskatchewan dairy industry shows steady growth driven by modern methods. Pasteurized cream in all creameries aids uniform butter quality, with grade based payments implemented by Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba to stabilize pricing and improve farmer and seller returns.

Peel Saskatchewan Seskatchewan Prairie West Unese Canada United States Alberta Manitoba

Bernhardt's Belle Isle Estate Sold for a Summer Hotel

The late Sarah Bernhardt could not sell her Belle Isle country house until after death when a buyer paid 350 000 francs about 20000 dollars. The plan is to convert the property into a summer hotel with a jazz band and dancing on the first floor before the season ends. The Palais mayor hoped to acquire it for a Bernhardt museum, but the sale proceeded.

Sarah Bernhardt Belle Isle Brittany Palais Little Island

Germany agrees to coal shipments to Italy in Ruhr deal

German coal operators reach understanding with Franco-Belgian authorities over Ruhr railroads to halt opposition to coal shipments for reparations to Italy. French officials see this as a sign of weakening passive resistance to Allied action in the Ruhr.

Ruhr Italy Ruher

Not the Right Answer at School Fee Debate

A child tells a joke blaming a parent for misjudging a money question during a school discussion. The exchange contrasts a supposed large sum with the teacher’s corrective prompting. The humor relies on a missed figure and parental recollection.

To Drown Her Out

A brief dramatic exchange reveals one character asking about piano practice and another revealing a demand for a lawn mower, implying a troubling undercurrent and potential conflict. The dialogue hints at coercive or manipulative behavior within a domestic scene without explicit violence.

New Smokeless Powder for Small Arms and Artillery Invented

A new powder has been invented that matches the driving power of current propellants while being smokeless, flashless and impervious to moisture, promising safer handling and improved performance for small arms and artillery.

Wireless Appeal Brings Help in London Hospital Tragedy

In a London hospital a dying son was reached after an appeal broadcast on the wireless. The mother, living in Fitzwick Bedfordshire eight miles away, was assisted by neighbors and transport volunteers. A motorcade of about thirty cars supported the mother as she traveled to the bedside, and she arrived in time before the son passed away.

London England Authenties Fitzwick Bedfordshire Bedford Luton

Fur pelts gathered in Canada 1921 22 season

Natural Resources Bulletin from the Natural Resources Intelligence Service Ottawa reports 4,466,790 fur pelts taken in Canada during the 1921 22 trapping season. Manitoba contributed 1,101,556. Saskatchewan 788,066. Alberta 682,266. Muskrat dom inated with 3,060,526 nationwide, 611,529 Manitoba, 635,165 Saskatchewan, 572,431 Alberta, average price $1.45. Saskatchewan’s 1,006,197 muskrat taken signals high breeding with litters thrice yearly. risk to the species mainly where wetlands dry up.

Terior Ottawa Canada Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan

Life Insurance’s Vast Stake in National Prosperity

Life insurance premiums and the 78 million policies in force tie vast wealth to the country’s economy. The industry funds thousands of enterprises, enabling access to desirable goods for millions and driving the stabilization of government, thrift, enterprise, and progress.

United States Charleston News-Courier

Retired St Pancras Barber Shaved 78 Men in Hour

The champion barber retires after thirty seven years in the same London shop. He once shaved seventy eight men in one hour and on many occasions spent three hours shaving with a steady pace. Laundry owners employ scientists to remove starch from work. The only things truly owned are our actions.

St Pancras London England

North Sea Fish Replacement Plan Aims 80 Million Plaice

English press reports a plan to replace the Dogger Bank fishery. After wartime disruption trawlers have half sized catches. 80 million plaice would be moved from continental grounds. A proposed closed zone 300 miles off the Dutch and Danish coast would ban steam trawlers and motor vessels over 50 horsepower.

North Sea

Otira Tunnel Opens as Europe’s Largest Line

Premier W F Massey officiated the official opening of the Otira Tunnel the biggest in the British Empire linking the east and west coasts of South Island Arthur's Pass five and one third miles through the Southern Alps. The electric railway joins the coastal lines and carries a 1 in 33 gradient. Machinery for construction was built in Great Britain.

Otira British Empire South Island Arthur's Pass W. F. Massey Great Britain

Relics Found Near Mount Etna Moved to Rome

A peasant unearthed two large brass vases filled with gold pieces in a fissure beneath an old wall near Ognina at Mount Etna. Experts date the hoard to 300 or 400 BC and, by government order, the vases have been removed to Rome after the peasant offered them for sale to collectors.

Ognina Mount Etna

No Escaping Them Pal Incident on Street

No Escaping Them Pal stood in the road as a motor car approached and nearly pissing when a turn off down a side street. The car skidded and struck Pat, knocking him down and drawing a brief reaction about those who pass.

Pal Pat

Barberry Bush Linked to Wheat Crop Loss

Government experts traced a $12500 loss to a single barberry bush. The stem rust outbreak spread at least five miles and affected wheat on eighteen farms. An agitated woman and a calm man exchange a joke about finding a husband during the event.

United States

Immigration Is Essential To Canada’s Economic Salvation

A long article argues Canada needs rapid population growth through immigration, especially British settlers, to fill vast lands and develop resources. It notes Canada’s small population relative to its area, urges stronger ties with Britain, and cites Beatty and industry leaders on attracting labor and capital for a prosperous empire.

Canada E K. W. Beatty London Dominion United States Duke of Devonshire British Empire League British Isles Dominions Beatty Great Britain Mr. Beatty

Windermere Highway Wins Strong Tourist Support

Windermere Highway reports strong tourist traffic with no recorded accidents. Parks Branch notes visitors from the United States and Canada appreciating the new mountain highway features. A clay base road with gravel surface runs five to six miles straight, and chalets along the route provide gasoline, food, and possible lodging.

Banff-Windermere Dominion Parks Parks United States

Champion Stowaway Oscar Beiall Reaches U S Again

The world’s champion stowaway Oscar Beiall, 22, completed his sixteenth voyage to the United States aboard the President Filmore docking at New York on August 6. Discovered two days out, he was placed in the brig after refusing to work more than eight hours daily. Beiall sought entry via stowaway for two and a half years, claiming unknown parents in the United States. He was taken to Fill Island for deportation for the sixteenth time.

Oscar Beiall United States President Filmore New York Belall

Extraordinary Scots Dialog On Lochs Deepness

An excerpt notes remarkable speech about a married man and earns own living. It highlights Scottish lochs with Loch Maree depth claimed around 1,900 feet, underscoring astonishing depths.

Ae ‘Rastus Nossal Loch Maree

Wiser Than the Judge

A colored woman before a magistrate on cruelty charges to her boy asks the judge if he has fathered a troublesome nigger boy. The judge replies he has not and she retorts you don’t know nothing about fit, triumphantly asserting insight.

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