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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 19, 1939

Page

7

River of Skulls Passage and Naskapi Encounter

The travelers push along a vast lake studded with islands while surveying Cambrian rock and quartz veins in search of gold but face potential danger from the Naskapi on shore. They spot a starving Montagnais youth, trade cautiously, and move closer under cover of rifles to assess aid and risk as they continue toward John McCord’s river and the hope of riches.

John Alan McCord Aleck Drummond Heather Noel Peterboro John McC John McCord Chimo Montagna

Dallas teachers urge back to three Rs and trim extras

A Dallas Teachers Association view argues for simpler education focusing on reading writing and arithmetic. They propose cutting pep squads boosting elementary years and reducing progressive trappings to avoid confusion, stressing rudiments remain essential.

Dallas Texas Teachers’ Association Kitchener Ont

Famine Expected in German-Occupied Poland Reports

A reliable dispatch reaching Cernaud in Roumania says Poland faces the most severe famine since the Middle Ages as German forces systematically drain supplies. The report notes the wartime havoc since last September and foresees a disaster unseen in modern times.

Cernaud Roumania Poland

Blackout Echoes From London and Old Lannon

An essay recalls London's blackout of wartime nights through a Strand newsstand operator who relies on touch and sound to sort papers and coins. The piece links the blackout to traffic deaths, darkened streets, and a longing for summer evenings, as reported by the St. Thomas Times-Journal.

Old London Strand Tube London Old Lannon St. Thomas

Bank of Montreal President Urges United Canada War Effort

Huntly R. Drummond, president of the Bank of Montreal, addressed shareholders urging unity in the war drive and a postwar plan with low inflation and manageable debt. He said the bank remains strong with provisions for doubtful accounts and solid overall affairs.

Huntly R. Drummond Bank of Montreal Canada British Commonwealth of Nations

Dinner Dilemma at Grand Central

An elderly woman in a suit case stood amid the five o'clock rush when a kind man offered help. She thanked him and admitted she could not decide whether to dine in town or return home, leaving the moment framed as a humane commuter vignette.

Alan McCord Grand Central New Yorker

Moon completes long orbit far from Jupiter

A Jovian moon travels about 20,000,000 miles from Jupiter and takes roughly two years to complete one full revolution, illustrating the distant orbits of the planet's nine natural satellites.

Jupiter

Athabaska Oil Sands a Promising Canadian Resource

A 1939 MacLean's overview recalls the Athabaska oil sands discovery by Peter Bond and later exploration led by John Macoun, Robert Bell, and S. C. Ells. It explains 50 000 square miles potential, 200 foot beds, and a route to Port Churchill, with Technicals from Alberta Research Council and Abas and Otis Ltds extraction efforts.

Flin Fion Manitoba Alberta Peter Bond McMurray Canada International Bitumen Co Bitumount Edmonton Athabaska Abas and Otis Ltd Port Churchill Hudson Bay Bond Dominion John Macoun Robert Bell Geological Society Fort McMurray S. C. Ells Dominion Government Mines Ells Alberta Research Council Silicia K. A. Clark R. C. Fitzsimmons United States Northern Alberta MacLean’s Magazine H. Carter Winnipeg Union McDermot Ave

Wild rice harvests by Chippewa women in shallow water

In a traditional method Chippewa women beat the ripening wild rice directly into their canoe. This practice captures the Indigenous technique of gathering rice from shallow waters using beaters and paddled canoes.

Chewing Gum Reduces Tension Says Columbia Study

Dr Morris Fishbein reports Columbia University psychologists studied 20 people over 20 days. Chewing ordinary gum lowered restlessness by about 10 percent and did not impair work output, with some tasks even showing facilitation.

Columbia University H. L. Hollingsworth

Canadians Rush to Enlist in Navy Training Program

Thousands of young men begin intensive training at R C N V R posts across the Dominion to qualify for Canadian naval forces. Applicants must be white British subjects with two years’ residence in Canada, but the policy does not bar Indians. education requires high school entrance or equivalent. Disciplinary training lasts six weeks, followed by technical instruction and promotion based on ability.

Prairies Sea Coast Great Lakes R.C.N.V.R Dominion Canada

Loyalty to Allies Shapes Palestine Peace Hopes

Ittamar Ben-Avi, a Jewish journalist arriving from Palestine, says loyalty of Jews and Arabs to the Allies has halted hostilities in Palestine. He adds Turkey’s military strength could decisively influence the Mediterranean balance, capable of defeating any Soviet force sent its way.

Ittamar Ben-Avi Palestine Turkey Mediterranean

Hummingbirds Feed Young While In Flight

A study shows hummingbirds nurse their chicks midair during short feeding bouts. Researchers observed parents hover and dip to deliver nectar while maintaining balance and flight speed.

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