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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 26, 1933

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told

The Soviet government reports completion of grain collection from peasants for 1933. France's air force swept a 16 000 mile tour of its African possessions with 28 biplanes led by General Vuillemin. A Port Alberni lumber mill project with about 250 000 dollar cost is planned for early next year. Canada plans a national credit and finance system to be proposed by William Lucas. French war chieftains oppose rearmament of Germany in a secret session with Weygand and Daladier. Canada’s Manion denounces war at Geneva disarmament and speaks at the Women’s Canadian club in Ottawa. South Saskatchewan and parts of Alberta face possible 25 percent crop losses from grasshoppers, warns Roy Smith. Judge Woolard predicts Britain’s St Lawrence route could revolutionize US transportation. Fraser Lake receives a one million foot poplar log order for China matches, boosting Prince Rupert district timber trade.

Victor Vuillemin France Port Alberni B.C William T. Lucas U.F.A Camrose Alta Maxime Weygand Edouard Daladier Germany R. J. Manion Canada Geneva Womens’ Canadian Club Ottawa South Saskatchewan Alberta Roy E. Smith Gull Lake Calgary Board of Trade Great Britain St. Lawrence United States W. E. Woolard New York State Waterways Association Prince Rupert British Columbia M. M. Connelly Fraser Lake China

Warm Water For Hens Keeps Egg Production Up

Water is essential for good egg production and should never be allowed to freeze or run dry. Cold winter water reduces intake. warming water increases consumption by birds by 30 to 40 percent. Various warming devices exist, including electric and oil-fired options.

Peacock Blue Crepe Silk Paris Pattern for Holiday Gown

The description promotes a peacock blue crepe silk Paris pattern for a holiday gown with short or long sleeves, a black and silver bow accent, and a back belt with a silver buckle. It notes color variations, sizes 14 to 40 bust, and a fabric yardage estimate for size 16 with a 20 cent pattern price.

How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Pattern No

Winnipeg Pattern No. Name. How To Order patterns from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave. The notice lists pattern details and an ordering procedure with a town reference.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg

Sunday School Lesson on Paul and Justification by Faith

The lesson centers on Paul urging believers to rejoice in the Lord while warning against unbelieving Jews called dogs and evil workers. It explains that Abrahamic covenantal seal is fulfilled in the Church and that righteousness comes from God by faith through union with Christ, not from works.

Paul Dummelow Christ God Jesus Ozora S. Davis

Sign Of The Times On Life Insurance Signals Economic Recovery

The Ottawa Journal cites a Toronto Mail and Empire report noting a rise in new life insurance business over four to five months, a drop in policy loan applications, and a large repayment of loans. These trends are presented as a reliable indicator of improving times.

Toronto Mail and Empire Ottawa Journal

The Fallacy Of Inflation Explained

The piece argues against currency debasement by stamping paper as currency. It cites historical examples from France Germany and the United States to claim that increased paper money accelerates inflation and diminishes value faster than print runs can sustain supply.

New York Herald Tribune

New Zealand Turkey Farm Built From Alberta Breeding Stock

Alberta breeders provided foundation stock for New Zealand's largest turkey farm, now owned and run by Mrs. Katherine Bull. The Alberta origin and provincial poultry department confirmation frame this cross continental venture.

New Zealand Turkey Farm Alberta Provincial Poultry Department Katherine Bull

Ontario Welfare Act proposal cited as model for world

Hon. W. G. Martin urged amending the Mothers Allowance Act to aid a widow with one child during a Toronto Women Liberal Conservative Association address. He called Ontario child welfare acts an object lesson and model for others. Leicester England plans a five year push to eliminate slums.

Ontario W. G. Martin Women's Liberal-Conservative Association Toronto

Young King Zog of Albania Brings Western Reforms

The article hails King Zog as Europe’s youngest ruler and energetic reformer. It notes his interests in electric lighting, telephone services, and air transport, claiming five years of Westernization for Albania. It mentions his past heavy smoking and reduction on medical advice in Vienna.

Zog Albania Europe Bauer Vienna

Butter Festivals Strengthen Tibetan Choni Traditions

Annual butter festivals in the Tibetan principality of Choni showcase monk artists shaping large yak butter displays. The works require very low temperatures and vibrant pigments, reflecting a festive craft tradition amid regional culture. Rail traffic increases in Czecho Slovak railways compared with last year.

Choni China

Plans Unveiled for New Lumber Mill Early Next Year

A new lumber mill is planned to begin operations early next year, signaling anticipated job creation and local economic activity. Details on location, company, and capacity were not disclosed in available text.

Parts and Their Uses of the Eye Lens and Retina

The article explains the choroid as a vascular pigmented layer beneath the retina, the caprioid layer, and the crystalline lens with accommodation. It notes aging reduces accommodation, causing need for reading glasses around forty, and describes cataracts as lens clouding not external. The retina is delicate, thin, and essential, functioning with the optic nerve to form images. To be continued next week.

Orange Nut Biscuits Recipe From Week

Make 18 medium biscuits by sifting flour with baking powder and salt. Cut in shortening, add finely chopped nuts, then whisk one egg with enough orange juice to measure three cups. Stir in marmalade, knead briefly, cut, and bake at 425 degrees for 10 to 15 minutes. Add more orange juice if dough is stiff.

Prune Stuffed Baked Apples Recipe

Prune stuffed baked apples recipe uses 6 cooking apples 1 cup cooked prunes 3 tablespoons peanut butter spoon of brown sugar 3 tablespoons butter cloves and water. Pit prunes mix with peanut butter and sugar fill apple cavities bake with water until tender served hot optional cream.

Swiss approve 39 million budget hike for military

At a Berne conference with six army division commanders, Switzerland approved a 39 million dollar increase in military spending. Funds will strengthen the air service and supply new rifles for the army.

Switzerland Berne

Explorer aims to find Alexander the Great tomb in Egypt

Howard Carter arrives in Alexandria to raise 240000 for an expedition to locate Alexander the Great's tomb. He claims the find could top Tutankhamen as Egypt's most important discovery, believes the tomb may hold metal riches, and suggests a "sandage" sinking-pipe method, noting a possible sea cover.

Howard Carter Alexandria Egypt Alexander

Liverpool Birkenhead Tunnel Fire Safeguards

The Mersey Tunnel, eight million pounds, now safe from fire. Engineers faced years of anxiety with over a thousand petrol vehicles expected to pass at once. Purifying draughts will expel exhaust fumes. Two emergency exits with concrete fireproof staircases and fire-fighting stations equipped with sand chemicals hydrants and telephone control ensure rapid response.

Mersey Liverpool Birkenhead

Keeping Cream Sweet by Temperature Control

Experiments show cream cooled to 55 degrees F soon after skimming stays sweet for 36 hours, long enough for delivery to the creamery. At most farms 56 degrees F can be reached with ordinary well water using an insulated tank. if not, add ice.

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