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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 20, 1935
Page
2
The article argues voters in Alberta and a multi party Dominion election face choosing both local representatives and a governing government. It stresses the impact of party policy, leadership, and the need for strong national administration for Canada’s welfare. Readers are reminded that citizens are shareholders in Canada.
Captain Jean M. Ellerich tours from the Philippines to New York promoting shark meat as a popular delicacy and a promising career path. He notes sharks number 250 varieties, with fins, skins, meat, and even teeth yielding varied products from leather to stock feed and bride prices in Asia.
Stephen Simkhovitch a 34 year old writer and scenarist signed a Hollywood contract to be frozen solid and possibly revived for medical science. Dr Ralph S Willard Russian born chemist reports six years of freezing trials on animals and claims tuberculosis may be overcome. Simkhovitch seeks to test life after death and to do something for humanity, tracing his family to Columbia University and Greenwich House in New York.
A Toronto artist Joseph Hilpert to exhibit a minuscule oil portrait of Premier Mitchell F Hepburn at the Canadian National Exhibition. The piece, viewed with the naked eye, measures a quarter inch at its greatest dimension and one eighth inch for the head. Painted over three and a half months using single hairs as a brush.
Turin faced a siege in 1640. Spanish troops attempted to relieve allies by hollowing out cannon balls and firing them with flour into the city, creating a rare and unusual bombardment.
Stunning black chiffon two piece dress in town wear style with white chiffon collar and bows edged in picot. Suitable for business women and weekend parties. includes alternative fabrics and sizes 14 to 40. Pattern No 332, 15c. mail orders to Pattern Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union. Summer Fashion Book offered at 15c.
An Atlanta physician reports boys are poorer sleepers than girls based on 150000 hours of monitoring children's sleep with specialized electrical instruments. The tests assessed age ranges and used precise measurement to compare sleep quality.
The Vatican’s rail link built under the Lateran treaty remains idle after completion a year ago. The 2,615 foot line cost 2.385 million dollars funded by Italy, with a grand station tunnel and bridge but no rolling stock or prospect of service. The pope has not ordered a papal train, though offers of a royal train may be available.
The sermon at St Marys Oxford by former Dean of St Pauls Dr Inge emphasizes that originality means thinking for oneself rather than simply thinking differently. He warns that free thinking is valid only with strong emphasis on the act of thinking oneself rather than following others.
An advertisement touts D D D Prescription as a cooling antiseptic for eczema pimples bites and rashes. It claims forty years of worldwide success and immediate relief with a clear greaseless skin friendly formula.
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