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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 27, 1930
Page
2
A concise guide from Leroy D. Peavey on three life stages and how to build wealth: plan a budget, save consistently, and invest wisely. It emphasizes diversified investments, including bonds and stocks, the value of life insurance, maintaining liquidity, and avoiding speculative risk.
The Canadian Wheat Pool reports 142000 members, an increase of over 2000 in the past year, according to Gillis Percell of the Canadian Press.
Canada plans more than 100 million dollars in each of the next three years for hydro development. Current turbine use averages 583 horsepower per thousand residents, placing Canada high in per capita water power use. Total installation exceeds 5.7 million horsepower with over 3 million more expected in five years. Quebec leads installations, Ontario reports nearly two million horsepower and 1929 generation exceeding six billion kilowatt hours. Manitoba shows 300,000 horsepower, Alberta 70,000, and British Columbia adds 560,000 on the Pacific coast.
The notice describes teething symptoms in infants including fretfulness feverishness swollen gums and digestive upset and touts Baby's Own Tablets as a remedy. Mrs Louis Grubb of Teeswater Ontario testifies to using the tablets for all her babies with good results. The product is sold by medicine dealers or mailed from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario at 25 cents a box.
The British embassy in Moscow published a white paper on Russian religion laws as a government report. It notes the Soviet constitution's church-state separation and compulsory schooling rules, plus a criminal code clause punishing teaching religious beliefs to minors with a year of labor.
Engineers reveal potential to develop about 3,000,000 horsepower from river systems along British Columbia's coast district. The finding highlights vast energy capacity and regional opportunities for hydroelectric projects.
The Geodetic Survey of Canada finishes the first Canadian transcontinental line of precise levels in 1916, marking a milestone in national geodetic science and mapping. This achievement establishes a uniform vertical control framework across the country for accurate surveying and engineering work.
Mrs E Sussman of Cobourg Ontario says she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound twice to recover strength during family illness and Change of Life. She reports severe headaches and fatigue improved after seven bottles and feels like a new woman.
Educationalists in Vancouver weigh cutting homework and abolishing exams to lighten student workload. With a new four year matriculation course starting in fall, principals say homework will be halved and aim to boost study efficiency amid growing parental and teacher opposition to excessive assignments.
Cream butter and sugar then add eggs and molasses. Sift dry ingredients then alternate with sour milk. Bake in layer cake pans about 35 minutes in a slow oven at 325 degrees. Cut into squares and serve with whipped cream.
A recipe features orange slices with caramel syrup and whipped cream topped with pistachios. The text then shifts to a health ad promoting Miller's Worm Powders claiming to clear worms and heal damaged organs, urging prompt treatment.
Department of National Defence announced Major E. R. Knight promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and to command the Calgary, Alberta regiment. Lieut Col J McAra named to command the Third Reserve Battalion of the Regina Rifles Regiment. Knight and McAra long Canadian Militia service with overseas action in France and Belgium.
Peter O'Hare aged 77, a pioneer mounted policeman of the west, died at Maple Creek. From Saskatchewan's earliest police days he participated in Riel Rebellion engagements and served over forty years.
Crude oil consumption currently shows only about 22 percent produced in Canada. The remark highlights Canada's dependence on imports for the majority of its oil needs and the gap between domestic production and consumption.
Sweden now provides extended telephone service enabling direct calls to and from points within the Arctic Circle, expanding communication access across northern regions. The upgrade allows longer distance conversations and connects remote communities with the wider world.
Dr. G S Hume of the Geological Survey of Canada will prepare an immediate survey of gas prospects in Saskatchewan using existing data. No field work will be done now. he will compile geologic information from survey parties and reports. The findings will go to the Dominion Government, then the provincial government, with the four Saskatchewan city gas committees to receive the full facts.
Advertisement describes Douglas Egyptian Liniment as a quick and effective remedy for soft corns and warts, claiming relief from pain and irritation. The tone promotes rapid results and urges quick use of the product.
The Dominion Department of Agriculture conducts an economic survey of sheep ranching in Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia in cooperation with the Dominion Experimental Farms and agricultural economics branch. This marks the start of a research programme for livestock sector. The Yungas Railway in Bolivia is erecting steel telegraph poles.
Thomas D. Campbell of Hardin Montana the world’s largest wheat grower returns from a Russia trip as agricultural advisor to the Soviet and says Russia will not affect exports for at least three years. He notes Soviet internal needs will rise to about 1 000 000 000 bushels of wheat annually as the five year plan progresses.
Testimonials praise Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for respiratory relief. It soothes bronchial inflammation and aids breathing. Separate note notes high honey production in Britain and large imports. US exports of false teeth totaled 25 707 854 sets last year.
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