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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 26, 1931

Page

7

Return of Nick to Gay Sparks Hope and Fear

Nick Maxwell arrives in Bakersville to find Gay under strain and unsure if she recognizes him. John Maxwell explains Gay has suffered visions of his fate and may fear deception. Nick reassures her by saying he is home and safe, hoping she will know him.

Nick Bakersville John Maxwell Sam Tod Tod Maxwell Mr. Maxwell Gay Bennett Janey Sim Bartlett Julie Nipps Mary Martha Bartlett Uncle Sim

Age of Electricity and a Mystery in a Family Crisis

A grieving husband reveals a newborn daughter to a frail wife who seems changed, while the wife looks past him as if to another world. Despair grips Nick as he longs for his hoped for child, amid uncertainty about the mother’s memory. (To Be Continued). An asthma remedy ad promises relief from choking night attacks and renewed sleep, urging trial to prove its value.

Electrical Engineers Leader Sees Swift Changes Ahead

C E Skinner of Westinghouse and the American Institute of Electrical Engineers spoke in Saskatchewan on the looming pace of change as the electrical industry, only half a century old, enters a future where electricity will play a larger role. Norman Bubois and Hon J A Merkley welcomed him on behalf of the branch and government.

C. E. Skinner Pittsburgh American Institute of Electrical Engineers Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Saskatchewan Institute Skinner Canada Norman Bubois J. A. Merkley Labor and Industries

The Rhyming Optimist By Aline Michael

Aline Michaels poem speaks of absence and longing as a rosebud longs for sunlight and a lark for dawn. The speaker recalls joyful hours shared with a departed loved one and finds solace in the returning morn and renewed music when the beloved comes again.

Aline Michael

Cows on the Run and a Banjo Milker Tale

A neighbour finds Mrs C away from the cows while Mr C sits by the stove after a wood sawing episode. He explains Mary chased the escaping cows to help. A York dairyman notes cows yield more milk with a banjo in milk time, joking that years of practice are needed to play and milk simultaneously.

Mrs. C Mr. C Mary York, S. C

Alberta Women Homesteaders File in July

In July 881 Alberta women filed homestead entries as new land laws allowed women to file. A total of 1,114 entries were recorded, many from farmers in drought areas relocating to the south. Nearly half of the filers were unmarried.

Alberta

Children should learn saving with Bunny Bank lessons

The United States Children's Bureau warns against teaching children to hoard pennies in a savings bank that disappears without use. It argues kids need guidance and that Bunny Bank can teach both saving and spending, showing practical financial lessons through real use.

United States Childrens’ Bureau Bunny Children’s Bureau Bunny Bank

Perfect Love Casteth Out Fear and Moral Faith

A devotional excerpt quotes 1 John iv 18 praising love that casts out fear and urges drawing near to God, loving one’s neighbor, and relying on the Spirit for strength in darkness. It ends with an ad promoting Douglas Egyptian Liniment for removing warts.

John iv George MacDonald

New Islands Reported by Soviet Ice Breaker Maligin

August 7 dispatches report four previously unrecorded isles in the Franz Josef Archipelago found southwest of Karl Alexander Island by the ice breaker Maligin. Three are at 81.12 N 30.55 E, while a small hilly landmass lies in the Straits of Baxa. Soviet Russia will formally claim the lands via the Arctic Institute and assign names.

Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for relief from pain

Mrs Kenneth Cooper of 9 Davison St Halifax Nova Scotia says she had years of pain before taking Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for about two months. She reports the medicine removed her pain and is helping her grow strong and well and urges others to try it.

Lydia E. Pinkham Kenneth Cooper Davison St Halifax Nova Scotia

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University OF Manitoba Winnipeg Medcine Ted Agres Manitoba Law School Er J. Spence Registrarversity of Manitoba Wirnipe Seaves Whiting Parmenter Janey Maxwell King OF PAIN Liniment N. U ENO Putnam’s Corn Putnam New Islands
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