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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 19, 1935
Page
2
The piece argues all parties support broader social services in Canada and abroad, citing old age pensions and unemployment insurance. It warns against overreach funded by taxes beyond capacity, noting rapid cost growth and the risk of eroding personal thrift and incentives if the state guarantees care regardless of work.
Philip Lancaster a 24 year old foreman at a Hull brickyard lays claim to the world championship by stacking 3,000 bricks in four hours. He reports 908 bricks in the first hour equating to just over 15 bricks per minute.
A man with long standing indigestion and back pain reports dramatic relief after using Kruschen Salts. He credits the daily dose with stimulating gastric juices and promoting regular elimination, ending with a renewed sense of well being.
Dr Holger Arbman reports a 1000 year old Viking fortress at Birka Sweden never visited by women. Evidence includes absence of female ornaments or attire while finds show men s arrowheads knives and animal bones from guards meals.
The Winnipeg Tribune notes turkeys at Aklavik would have been valued at $1.50 a pound if present. No birds arrived, so white and native trappers dined on roast caribou and wild cranberries for Christmas and New Year celebrations.
The article explains how charges appear on objects when rubbed and how an electroscope detects them. It describes discharge from atmospheric particles and the discovery of cosmic rays. It notes experiments at poles, equator, mountains, and deep lakes, with Millikan and Compton as leaders.
Chilean deputies protest rising ridicule of congressional debates and public remarks in galleries. The premier orders police to arrest anyone heard to take in vain the name of the honorable congress.
Ontario highways officials project May opening of the route from the head of the Great Lakes to Kenora and Winnipeg. They note excellent road conditions but warn weather could alter plans. Tourists should expect good surface with possible minor delays if conditions change.
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