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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 17, 1949
Page
5
Bank of Canada cautions on damaged bills and explains when reimbursements are possible. Chief currency official Cr. E Campbell says honest claimants are common and that payout depends on the bill’s condition and evidence. Full reimbursement only for partially lost or torn bills with proper declaration.
The article surveys various countries using postage stamps for advertising products and government services. It notes instances in South Africa Bulgaria Poland New Zealand Britain Belgium Italy Portugal and more, detailing tabs on stamps slogans religious messages commemoratives and planned issues including Turkey and Caicos Islands Cyrenaica Tunisia Cuba and Argentina among others.
Golden finds Oscar a perfect house pet after rescuing him in a Brooklyn bar room forty years ago. The globe trotter turtle has ridden subways cars and flights from Maine to Florida, never leaves the house, and runs on lamb chops and water every twelve days.
A writer promotes bold color for woodwork as key to room personality. He urges moving away from white or ivory trims, suggesting to match or contrast woodwork with wallpaper tones, and notes colored woodwork can cost more time but dramatically improve decor.
A central press column highlights aluminum hats amid hail fears and jokes about low grade gasoline from alcohol. It mentions the WeeBee, a tiny airplane by three Californians, a crane population drop to 33, and sugar from wood fattening meat.
Announcement calls for a set to the agricultural congress to be held at Cairo next month. The note adds a reminder to supply any old Canadian Newfoundland or British North资料.
In Leek England the church yard on the summer solstice reports a rare sight as the sun seems to set twice behind Cloud Hill to the town's west, offering a striking view for locals and visitors.
A brief note defines quail as a name applied to several small game birds within the grouse family. The entry presents a concise species-related classification without further detail.
Saskatchewan tests near Regina show Panogen a promising liquid seed coating for smut control equal to mercurial dust. Canada to manufacture first Panogen applying machines in Winnipeg and Canada plans 200 units. Panogen avoids dust and odor and mercury poisoning, aiding farmer adoption.
A U S laboratory method uses Pol a mix of antimony trichloride salicylic acid and flexible collodion to stop horn growth in calves aged 3 to 10 days. Hair around the horn is clipped the solution applied with a brush the calf released as the film dries within weeks the horn area heals and hair regrows with horns destroyed. The process reportedly avoids calf injury and fly infection. A teredo is a boring worm in wood long immersed in warm sea water.
A clashing mix of gender advice and astrology notes discusses marital gaze, husband discretion, and zodiac traits. It cites Lord Northcliffe, humor about appreciating beauty, and star signs shaping domestic roles and behavior.
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