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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1928
Page
9
The notice touts the Family Herald and Weekly Star from Montreal. It promotes a subscription plan of a year or three years for $2, describing it as a high dividend paying investment for farmers, with the Family Circle offered free.
Mark and Parl have left for Winnipeg for the winter. The Women’s Institute held a successful bazaar realizing 73 dollars. Officers were elected at the annual meeting: President Mee A. Dickey, 1st Vice Mrs H Donype, 2nd Vice Mrs T Borland, Secretary Mrs S Robus, Treasurer Mrs J H Shier, Childrens Aid Convenor Mrs Phillips. A bazaar next year was organized, aiming to grow membership. Before departure for Oak River, Rev Brady and Mrs Brady received gifts including a wicker chair and a life member certificate. A Waterman set and gifts were given, with musical items, a lunch, and social time at Crandal.
The poem imagines a display beside clocks in jewellers' windows that would tell the perfect truth or beauty. People rarely pause to adjust their minds, even as clocks prompt time checks from passersby.
The government aims to expand hydroelectric power in Brandon area and throughout Manitoba to boost industrial development and farm use. The plan seeks to lighten farm work and reduce domestic labor by significantly increasing rural hydro energy adoption.
The province approves a plan to fund half the capital cost of new and existing transmission lines across Manitoba towns and farms. It aims to connect Dauphin Gilbert Plains Grandview and Swan River Valley to power sites such as Meadow Portage or southern Manitoba lines within seven years, with no debt or tax increase. Concurrent disinfection replaces terminal disinfection as emphasis shifts to preventing disease spread.
The article explains how disease germs leave the body through discharges and secretions and die outside the body. It stresses concurrent disinfection during illness, including cleaning body secretions and disinfecting eating utensils to prevent transmission. Dark corners hinder natural germ destruction and proper sunlight aids it.
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