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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1931
Page
2
The author argues that after years of opposing fates nations now unite to rehabilitate Germany, stressing interdependence and the need for international cooperation. He cites naval arms limits, possible world disarmament conferences, and the removal of trade barriers as vital steps to end economic warfare and prevent future conflicts.
A new record device by Telephone & Telegraph Corp installs a magnetic steel wire to capture remarks from both parties for later playback. British Army figures list 143183 English, 7638 Welsh, 14295 Scottish, 8843 Irish, 2535 Colonials, 167 foreign born. religious breakdown includes 125000 Church of England members, 22560 Catholics, 13000 Presbyterians, 7619 Methodists, 6900 Wesleyans, and 123 Jews.
Cape Town physician Dr. C Louis Leipoldt tells the Cape Argus that South Africans are inferior in physique and stamina to Europeans, citing malnutrition and economic conditions from his examinations of over 100,000 young men and more than 200,000 schoolchildren. He defends his stance amid sport leaders’ criticisms.
A Toronto Globe despatch notes a five million dollar public building in Ottawa as part of federal unemployment relief. It also mentions armories planned in Toronto Montreal and Vancouver costing about two hundred thousand each, funded by supplementary estimates and a new ministerial account.
Three young Britons from the H. G. Watkins expedition James Scott Martin Lindsay and Alfred Stephenson crossed Greenland inland ice from Angmagsalik to Ivigtut in thirty days starting July 1 and finishing July 30 they traveled by night to avoid daylight dangers.
The artesian well that supplied ancient Pompeii with water has been found again among ruins. Plans are underway to reopen the well lay new pipes and revive the garden fountains as they flowed nearly 1 900 years ago before Vesuvius destroyed the city.
Mrs Ray Cool found three fruit jars on her husband’s farm near Lake Village Indiana holding 17150 in Government bonds. The bonds were turned to authorities who opened an investigation and suspect a bank robbery connection.
Information from the German Tourist Information Office in New York says foreign visitors to Germany are not liable for the Reich border tax of 100 marks and can exchange foreign money despite bank closures. Diplomats note the tax targets Germans leaving the country and does not apply to outsiders. Persian Balm promises skin benefits and luxury appeal for women.
A teacher demonstrates memory training by linking poet names to vivid images. A pupil recalls Bobby Burns as a policeman in flames, prompting confusion whether the image also represents Robert Browning.
A farmer scolds a youngster about a cherry tree while a nearby sign warns keep off the grass. The text notes the sun's weaker tidal effect compared to the moon due to distance from Earth.
Colorado prepares to release 400 to 500 inmates under a retroactive law allowing a year’s sentence to be served in 29 days. The move, urged by the attorney general, prompts concern over renewed crime as the state faces potential upheaval at Canon City’s big house and the broader issue of habitual offenders.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil shown to ease respiratory disorders by reducing bronchial inflammation. Testimonials praised its efficacy and experience urges use for relief.
Cattle shipments aboard several steamships to the British market have increased. An estimated 18,000 more head are expected to be sent from now until navigation closes, pushing the season total to over 27,000 head.
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