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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 20, 1930

Page

2

Russian economic menace threatens the empire and trade

The article argues Soviet Russia uses confiscation forced labor and state planning to flood world markets with coal pulpwood wheat and tractors. It warns Britain Canada and the United States face an economic war as London prepares to host the Imperial Economic Conference and Canada backs Prime Minister Bennett in shaping policy to resist Russian competition.

Soviet Russia Great Britain Canada United States British Commonwealth of Nations Germany Russia Fanates Fussia England Henry Ford London C. A. Dunning Bennett Ramsay MacDonald

Deceitful blueberry boxes spark inspection probe

A Ottawa Dominion Fruit Branch exhibit shows twelve blueberry boxes Half filled with board scraps field trash and old wood. The incident arose from a customer complaint at a large Eastern market highlighting caveat emptor.

Dominion Fruit Branch Ottawa

Crosses Canada On Bicycle Caps Wager With Vancouver Finish

Noel Marcil a young French Canadian from Halifax completed a cross country bicycle trip to Vancouver to win a $1,000 wager. He left April 15 with $15 and food strapped on his bike and reached the Pacific ahead of the August 15 deadline despite a two week layoff after an accident near Lytton.

Vancouver Noel Marcil Halifax Marcil Atlantic Coast Pacific Lytton Canuck

Cordage Industry Output Rises in 1929

A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report shows cordage rope and twine production valued at 11,798,165 in 1929, up from 10,839,961 in 1928. The gain is 958,204, an 8.84 percent increase.

Dominion Bureau of Statistics

Honest man says I dont know not look it up

A proverb contrasts an honest person who admits ignorance with the idea of forcing others to search for answers, suggesting that humility and honesty are preferable to lecturing or shaming others.

A Good Home Is Worth Time Money And Effort

A home is valuable when you invest time money and effort to maintain it. The saying emphasizes care and ongoing commitment to preserve property value and comfort.

Canada reports near eight billion in agricultural wealth

The National Revenue Department cites Canada’s 1929 gross agricultural wealth at about 7.98 billion dollars. Ontario leads provincial totals with 509.434 million, followed by Quebec 320.422 million and Saskatchewan 309.308 million. Main revenue items include field crops 979.75 million and dairy 290 million.

Canada National Revenue Department Ontario Quebec Saskatchewan Alberta Manitoba British Columbia Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island

Run Down Now Well Again With Dr Williams Pink Pills

The ad targets women in households showing anaemic symptoms such as headache fatigue low spirits and poor appetite. It claims Dr Williams Pink Pills restore rich red blood and energy. A testimonial from Mrs Paul Rail of Coin du Banc Quebec describes recovery after six boxes. Pills are sold by dealers or mailed from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario for 50 cents a box.

Dr. Williams

Remarkable Invention Boosts Newspaper Teletypeset Use

Westchester County Publishers announces successful use of the teletypeset ter to quickly transfer news to type for publication. Seven newspapers including Yonkers Statesman and White Plains Daily Press now receive late news faster, with authorship credited to Morey and Kleinschmidt collaboration.

West Chester County Publishers, Inc White Plains N.Y J. Noel Macy Yonkers Statesman Mount Vernon Daily Argus New Rochelle Standard-Star Port Chester Daily Item Tarrytown Daily News Citizen-Sentinel White Plains Daily Press Walter W. Morey Edward E. Kleinschmidt Frank E. Gannett

Miller's Worm Powders for Children

Miller's Worm Powders claim to promptly relieve children from stomachic and intestinal worms without shock or injury to the sensitive system. The preparation is said to act thoroughly and painlessly, with vomiting in some cases indicating powerful action.

Mrs Lloyd George predicts autumn general election

Mrs David Lloyd George at a Welsh garden party prophesies a general election in the coming autumn. Her remarks intrigue listeners given her husband’s role as Liberal opponent in Parliament against the Labor Government.

David Lloyd George Wales

Inventors’ Odd Firsts Spark Talk of Steamship Aids

A letter carrier devised the first screw propeller for steamships while an undertaker created the slot machine telephone and a barber conceived the fire escape. Air Pilot quips about parachutes as Ginsberg jokes about rain.

Shamrock V Safe After Five Days Missing Near Azores

Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht Shamrock V reported off Horta in the Azores missed for five days while Erin escorted it toward Newport for the America's Cup. A rain squall caused loss of sight but Shamrock V is now reported safe.

Sir Thomas Lipton Shamrock V Horta Azores Islands Erin Newport Us.a

Dr Fowler’s Wild StrawBerry Extract A Restorative For Diarrhea

Leo Lapointe of Laurier Man writes that his three youngest children were badly troubled by diarrhea until he used Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw berry. The remedy stopped the illness by the next day. It has been on the market for 85 years, produced by The T Milburn Co Ltd Toronto Ont.

Mia Leo Lapointe Laurier T. Milburn Co., Ltd Toronto Ont

Abolish Tariff Advisory Board Replaced by New Parliamentary Body

Premier R. B. Bennett announced the Tariff Advisory Board will be abolished and replaced by a new body under act of Parliament. The current board was created by order-in-council in April 1926. it will be replaced and governed by both House and Senate.

Tariff Advisory Board R. B. Bennett House of Commons Senate Parliament

Relief From Asthma Doctor Kellogg Remedy

Describes Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy bringing complete relief from suffering. Claims the remedy eases tight air tubes and ends asthmatic affliction for thousands. Says it never fails and is sold by good druggists for years.

Empire Preference Aims at Empire Food Purchases

A communication from London England to the Dominion Department of Agriculture notes that the London County Council has long favored Empire foods. It allows buyers to pay up to 10 percent more for Empire articles than for similar quality foreign products. The council supplies food to over 80 large hospitals and 70 institutions.

Dominion Department of Agriculture London England London County Council Empire Foods

British Columbia Industrial Payroll Hits New High in 1929

The 1929 industrial payroll in British Columbia is estimated at 192,092,249 dollars, a new record and up 8,994,462 dollars from 1928, as noted in the provincial Department of Labour annual report. A banquet anecdote and a colloquial aside follow, contrasting chefs’ fare with a humorous haberdasher joke.

British Columbia Department of Labor

New System Reports Live Stock Prices in Dominion Yard

A new reporting system in the Dominion Live Stock Branch’s Stock Yard and Market Reporting Services lists beef cattle by demand top to bottom. It aims to show volume and price ranges more clearly, highlighting popular light cattle for producers.

Dominion Live Stock Branch

Earthquake Area Extended Killings and Destruction Near Caspian

Riga dispatch to the Morning Post reports a devastating earthquake along the northeast Caspian coast. About 500 dead and 4000 injured. Tchapaevo and Vritzky destroyed. 30 children’s bodies recovered. A children’s home in Tchapaevo ruined. 200 houses razed and a church destroyed. Ural River flood reported.

Caspian Sea Riga London Morning Post Tchapaevo Vritzky Morning Post Ural

Douglas Egyptian Liniment Esteemed for Quick Attacks

An old line notes Douglas Egyptian Liniment as a markable remedy in the stable for immediate use. It claims to remove proud flesh and inflammation and treats Thrush Hoof Rot and infection of cow teats.

Shaw Predicts Theatres Doomed As Talkies Arrive

George Bernard Shaw warned the theatre may be finished by the advent of talking pictures. He signed a contract to film his play How He Lied To Her Husband, saying plays will soon be made into talkies. He predicted Arms and the Man could be filmed next.

George Bernard Shaw Shaw

Halibut Depletion Warns North Pacific Resources

The International Halibut Commission reports to Canada and the United States from Victoria that halibut stocks in the north Pacific are rapidly depleting. Chairman John P. Babcock released the bulletin warning cessation is not imminent and that the yield may no longer be permanent.

North Pacific Canada United States International Halibut Commission Victoria John P. Babcock

Ottawa Division of Chemistry reports 4263 samples tested

A year’s work in the division of chemistry at Ottawa included examining 4,263 samples of soils manures and fertilizers for age plants fodders and feeding stuffs waters samples of meat and canned foods and miscellaneous subjects including dairy products and insecticides.

Department of Agriculture Ottawa

Persian Balm Beauty Elixir Promises Velvet Skin

Persuasive claim of a fragrant balm that soothes rough skin and chafing. Describes rapid absorption with gentle rubbing and a tonic effect. Marketed as unrivaled for charm and refinement and used by lovely women to preserve natural beauty.

Dairy Trade Expands From Vancouver To Shanghai

Experimental shipments of certified milk from Vancouver to Shanghai have led to a regular service. Refrigerated cargo carries the milk as European consumers across the Pacific eagerly seek the product.

Vancouver Shanghai Oriental Pacific

How One Woman Lost 47 Pounds of Fat

Mrs S A Solomon reports eight months taking Kruschen Salts, one teaspoonful daily in warm water. Her weight fell from 217 pounds to 170, with back and abdominal pains easing, leaving her stronger and younger looking, and she praises the salt highly.

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