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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 13, 1940

Page

7

Caribou Migration Captivates Arctic Hunters

Alan McCord Heather and McCord observe a colossal caribou migration across mossy tundra near Ungava Bay. They track hundreds of thousands of animals as deer move with the west wind, while wolves and wolverines watch from nearby ridges. The trio plans skins and meat separation downstream and builds a river cache as the procession continues north and south.

Alan John Napayo McCord Heather Army of Caribou Ungava Bay SteCord

Caribou Herd Crosses River In Hunt For Warm Clothing

Alan and McCord stalk caribou crossing a river, shooting two bucks and securing meat and hides. Noel and the Naskapi arrive with news the migration continues for days, guiding the hunters to select fat meat and prime skins for winter clothing as they cache the catch upstream.

Heather Alan John McCord Noel Napayo

September Cold Grips River Work And Pioneers

In Chapter XIV the river workers led by John and Alan continue sluicing and mining as a frost forms on September mornings. While the group sews garments like coats and breeches for cold seasons, the rugged labor persists along icy shores and barrens.

John Alan

Look Out For Your Liver Fruit-a-tives Ad

Health claim touts Fruit-a-tives as Canada’s top liver remedy for 35 years. It promises to stimulate the liver, relieve symptoms like headache backache dizziness and constipation, and to make users feel revitalized. Available at druggists in 25 and 50 cent sizes.

Canada

Long Snow Mission Along Koksoak Faces Hidden Peril

In September Napayo searches the Koksoak for signs of McQueen or the Naskapi with a sled loaded with gold and food. Fear of ambush haunts the dog team as Alan Noel and companions weigh a treacherous push up river while arguing over the gold obsession.

Koksoak John Alan Napayo McQueen Naskapi Noel McCord Heather

Endurance tale of a Reuters correspondent in Peiping

Frank Oliver, correspondent for Reuters, faced Japanese military pressure after reporting a governor’s wife being slapped. The authorities demanded a retraction, Oliver refused. Forty buglers appeared around his residence for three days, then generals admitted the story was true and offered apology.

L. L. Stevenson New York Frank Oliver Reuters Far East Peiping Oliver

Stamp Collection Sold at Harmers London Auction

A British Empire stamp collection fetched about 7000 pounds at Harmers on Bond Street London. Highlights included 115 pounds for a 12 penny black Canadian stamp from 1851 and 65 pounds for a blue Mauritius stamp on blue paper issued in 1848.

Realized a Hard Bargain in a Second Hand Car

A shopper reflects on buying a used car and the difficulty of negotiating. A metaphorical heron folds its neck, adding a quiet image amid the dialogue about bargaining and a mild storm mention. The line ends with a stark numeric reminder of a past hailstorm in India causing fatalities.

Memories Of A Ship Sunk By A Mine Recalled In Vancouver

Ronald Kenwyn recalls the Blue Funnel steamer Protestlans long service with Vancouver, its 30 year connection and wartime sinking by a mine. The tale covers Panama era routes, Mecca pilgrims landing at Jeddah, New Year festivities aboard, and a Scots honor prank involving a Welsh purser named Dick Williams.

Blue Funnel Protestlana Lloyd’s Register Vancouver Panama Canal Suez Canal Orient Mecca Jeddah Red Sea Evans, Coleman Wharf Dick Williams Lloyd George Harry Lauder Rex Protesilaus Asquebaugh Auld Scotia Clan Ronald Kenvyn

Fabulous Wealth in Indian States Revealed

The article extols immense royal wealth across India detailing the Travancore Maharajah feeding 5000 Brahmins daily at a temple gate. Jaipur palace employs 3000 women with ornate stables and jewel lit décor. Baroda owns a jewel carpet of pearls turquoises rubies emeralds and diamonds. State salutes are fired from a gold cannon while the Maharajah’s treasure is guarded by a criminal tribe noted for murder and plunder yet loyal to their trust.

India Travancore Jaipur Baroda

Penguin Stone Eating Aid Theory

A historical note suggests the penguin carries many stones in its stomach to aid grinding and digestion from consuming large quantities of fish. The claim links heavy fish intake to the stones as a natural grinding mechanism.

Isolation News From Tristan da Cunha During War

Tristan da Cunha, a lonely south Atlantic island with about 150 inhabitants, remained unaware of the war as British warships could not be spared. Radio reception failed due to power shortages and polar interference, leaving the island cut off from the conflict.

Tristan South Polar

Gems Of Thought In Example And Morality

A compact collection of maxims highlighting the impact of living by example. Notable quotes from Kingsley Eddy Hill Spenser Gilbert West and others emphasize that personal conduct and visible virtue teach more than words, guiding morals for mankind.

Jesus Mary Baker Eddy Rowland Hill

Nursing Unit Heads to Finland From London

Twenty members of the first aid nursing yeomanry led by Mary Runciman depart London for Finland. They travel with eight ambulances, some donated by the Canadian Red Cross, to support relief efforts. Lillian Erans of Calgary is among the volunteers.

First Aid Nursing Yeomanry Lillian Erans Calgary London Finland Canadian Red Cross Mary Runciman Viscount Runciman

Hatmakers say men's hats will depart from tradition this summer

A hat manufacturer predicts new styles for men including novelty straw hats making a splash. The change gives women a chance to respond to past remarks they endured.

Finland Dominates with Top Three Javelin Throwers

Finland showcases the three best javelin throwers in the world Jarvinen Autonen and Nikkanen. The rest of the passage notes discarded deer antlers supply calcium to millions of rodents.

Finland Jarvinen Autonen Nikkanen

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Mr. Caffeine Brown Postum General Foods, Limited Cobourg Ontario Mr. Brown Penn Publishing Co W.N.U. Service George Marsh Pinkhes Lydia E. Pinkham Durham Tristan de Cunha Charles Kingsley Spenser Gilbert West Nursing Unit Rel Ieeant THE MacDonald Tobacco Company
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