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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 16, 1931

Page

7

Unexpected reunion at Staple Manor in Devon

Jean Peterson arrives at Staple Manor after a long train ride to find Blaise Tormarin, an Englishman from Montavan, awaiting her. Their cautious exchange reveals history and tension as they drive through twilight Devon toward an uncertain future, with a hint of past tragedy.

Staple Jean Exeter Coombe Eavie Eavie Peterson Cab Staple Manor Wonnacott Montavan Miss Peterson Clapham Junction Mr. Brennan Nick Brennan Blaise Tormarin Devon Tormarin

Evening Car Ride Through Moonlit Countryside

In darkness the big car carries Jean through a tranquil countryside at twilight. A slender moon lights the hazy hills and mist filled valleys as she rests in a mood of quiet awe after a tiring journey and a surprising encounter.

Jean Montavan

Prerogative Judge Rules Against Annulment of Lotus Phillips Marriage

In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Thomas Gould, Lotus Phillips sought an annulment from Stanley Phillips claiming promises of a bright future during courtship. The judge ruled there were no grounds to undo the marriage, noting men often make rosy promises and a woman may reject them, since no law binds a suitor’s words.

Thomas Gould Los Angeles Lotus Phillips Stanley Phillips Stanley Lotus

Cheapest Of All Oils Dr Thomas Electric Oil

Dr Thomas Electric Oil is described as the cheapest preparation for public use. It is available in every Canadian drug store and carried by country merchants, making it easily obtainable and affordable for all buyers.

Dr. Thomas Canada

Headache Boosts Work Output In 500 Woman Piece-Workers

London physician from Harley Street reports headaches correlate with higher daily output among 500 women piece-workers. Over six months, workers charted health and productivity shows most work on headache days. The doctor offers concentration on pain as the reason for increased efficiency.

London Harley Street

Train Time Jokes Define Henpeck Evening

In a playful exchange Mrs. Henpeck asks about her train time, and her husband responds with a precise 19 hours 37 minutes. The gag riffs on punctuality and marital timing as the couple banters on a departure.

Primitive Motor Cars England Had the First Self Propelled Road Vehicle

The article notes Austria marks Siegfried Marcus as an early motor car inventor with a 1864 reveal and an 1875 improved model. It states Marcus’s vehicle used oil, a landmark event, but credits Richard Trevithick with an earlier steam coach in London.

England Austria Siegfried Marcus Marcus Richard Trevithick London

Plans To Construct Perfect Parachute

Prince Leo Stevens known as Leo Stevens in the gay nineties aims to build a lighter than any parachute and fool proof design that never fails to open. The device supposedly remains controllable by air pressure even if the pilot cannot yank the cord and will float or guide a wearer to the surface if they enter water.

Prince Leo Leo Stevens Stevens

The Rhyming Optimist

Aline Michaelis presents a poem about seeking comfort in silence. The speaker arrives in sorrow and joy alike, finding healing and shared happiness without speaking. The verses emphasize that words are unnecessary to convey deep emotion and connection.

Death of Akron inventor Charles E Menches

Charles E Menches, aged 72, died at his Akron home. The inventor and former actor and hotel owner was famed for the ice cream cone, credited with creating the edible container. He also claimed the Hamburg sandwich and a game of throwing baseballs at a human face.

Charles E. Menches Akron Ohio Mr. Menches

Bad Deal All Around Judge Remarks On Coat Theft

The judge accuses a young man of stealing a coat, noting he has lost his job and caused distress to his parents. The accused admits it was a poor bargain, acknowledging the mistake and its consequences.

Little Helps For This Week We Depart To Our Country

Excerpts reflect on longing for home and mortality. The text contrasts earthly sorrow with spiritual rest. It cites 1 Kings and Jean Paul Richter to explore exile, memory, and the search for eternal happiness beyond this life.

Jean Paw Richter

Walking Sticks Crafted by Kent’s Walking-Stick Man

Snodland resident Bob Body of Walking-Stick Farm is the renowned artisan who creates unique walking sticks without machines. He plants an ash seedling for each order and lets it grow to the exact shape before adding a ferrule. He has crafted sticks for sixty years and tends each piece personally.

Bob Body Snodland Kent Mr. Body Body

Persian Balm Promises Subtle Elegance and Skin Care

Advertises Persian Balm as the unrivalled toilet requisite for dainty women. Claims include rare charm to the complexion, softened skin, whitened hands, cooling refreshment, relief from roughness, and rapid absorption without stickiness, leaving a delicate fragrance and feminine distinction.

Grain rust origins traced to rasp berry bushes in Mississippi Valley

B Peterson of the Dominion rust laboratory told the Canadian Society of Agriculturists in Winnipeg that western Canada’s grain rust stems from rasp berry bushes in the upper Mississippi Valley and southern Texas. He noted the Mississippi Valley as the main source of local rust epidemics, with wheat stem rust spores wintering in Texas. Among 28 oat rust varieties, nine were present in western Canada, and no variety resisted all rusts.

Canada Mississippi Valley Texas B. Peterson Dominion Rust Laboratory Canadian Society of Agriculturists Winnipeg

Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Praised in Ontario Letter

Mrs. Charlies of Picton Ontario reports severe palpitation and fatigue relieved after using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. She lauds the remedy as a wonderful builder and notes her mother also benefits. Available at drug and general stores or by mail from The Milburn Company.

Charlies Storms R.R. 5 Picton Ont Milburn

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