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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1938
Page
7
A former police officer, now 55, reflects five years after leaving the force. He credits Kruschen Salts for youthful energy and ongoing vitality, claiming the daily regimen supports his liver and kidneys and helps his system remove waste.
Ernest Bingley faces a bold intruder at the Bingley estate as Crump announces a visitor calling himself Punder Hubert. The Earl of Bingley, Rosa, and Ernest debate manners and money while a mysterious arrangement looms over the castle.
The Kingston Whig-Standard notes that among fourteen Canadian cities over 50,000, four had no deaths, four had one death, one had two, two had three and four, while two cities had 18 and 25 deaths. Smaller cities show varying ten year and shorter term deaths. The piece argues toxoid campaigns could eradicate diphtheria nationwide.
A parrot in a luxury liner salon watches a magician announce a new trick. The boiler explosion follows, leaving the bird clinging to driftwood and muttering a cynical verdict: damn clever. The incident blends bravado with catastrophe on the sea voyage.
A maid announces a piano tuner is present, claiming Cook ordered it, while the mistress protests she did not summon him. The exchange hints at a secret or miscommunication within the household.
Ornithologists buzz as Marco the hermit thrush returns to a Manhattan florist shop for a second winter. Marco C. cites warmth and plants in Sixty third Street and Madison Avenue as reasons to skip South Florida, while Roger Tory Peterson plans to band him to track future winters.
Ruben Castang and his twenty apes swear they talk among themselves with about a hundred words. He claims the animals discuss sightseers and, most of all, their meals, mourning when food is unsatisfactory.
An examining lawyer questioned an Irishwoman about the stairs in her home. When asked how the stairs ran she replied that when she is upstairs they run down and when downstairs they run up. The court and witness exchanged a humorous moment.
Defence Minister Oswald Pirow announced extraordinary measures including a heavy arms factory at Pretoria. He warned against occupation of Lourenco Marques in Mozambique, and said protective planes and air transports are near completion to equip the bush veld northern desert brigade, which will be mechanized and reinforced.
Lord Hewart the Lord Chief Justice bluntly states he knows nothing of the film world and does not want to. A taxi-man argues courts of justice and law courts are not the same. The exchange underscores a clash between public perception and legal institutions.
The U.S. Bureau of Standards announced methods that cut production costs of a rare sugar form, ribose, from $20,000 per pound to $1,000. The finding concerns this scientifically significant sugar rather than common household varieties.
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