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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 04, 1933

Page

5

Return to the North: Joyce Faces Alan and a Hidden Hope

Joyce returns to the North to be near Alan Baker amid a web of love and doubt as Elizabeth’s engagement hangs in the balance. Alan questions Joyce about pursuit and reveals a possible move from the Mounted to a Victoria job, leaving Joyce torn between hope and fear for their future.

Ontario Joyce Alan Baker Alan Elizabeth Bill Hardsock Imposing Aloaska Dave Alooska MacMillan Fort Endurance Mounted Victoria Haskell Endurance

Real Asthma Relief Promises Safe Permanent Benefit

Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy is advertised as conservative in claims and offers relief and lasting benefits. It asserts permanent relief in many cases where other remedies have failed.

J. D. Kellogg

Helium From Lithium Disintegration Reported in California

Dr. M. Stanley Livingston and Prof. E. O. Lawrence described a process in Pasadena at a meeting of the American Physical Society. They reported disintegration of lithium atoms at about 100 per minute transmuting lithium crystals into helium, presented by University of California physicists.

Pasadena California American Physical Society M. Stanley Livingston E. O. Lawrence University of California

Music Resemblance Between Athabasca and Chinese Noted

Dr Marius Barbeau of the national museum Ottawa reports a striking musical resemblance between Athabasca Indians and Chinese traditions, noting similarities in melodic patterns and rhythmic structures observed during his study.

Athabasca Indians Marius Barbeau Archeological Department The National Museum of Ottawa

Icebergs scarce as Hudson Straits navigable all season

Henry Ambey of the federal Department of Railways and Canals says only one iceberg was sighted in Hudson Straits during the season besides the one struck by the Bright Fan. Five steamers carried grain along the Churchill route without insurance, reporting safe navigation and open channels from Foxe Basin to Hudson Straits.

Hudson Straits Churchill Henry Ambey Federal Department of Railways and Canals Poole Foxe Channel Foxe Basin Aabey Sierence Churchill Harbor

The Rhyming Optimist Poem by Aline Micha

The speaker faces a bleak gale and harsh night yet finds comfort in love. The poem contrasts loneliness and fear with the reassuring embrace of love, asserting only love can calm fear and bring peace.

Aline Micha

Canada offers buffalo to New South Wales zoological park

Sir George Perley acting prime minister announced Canada would supply one buffalo bull and two cows from the Buffalo Park at Wainwright Alberta to New South Wales to aid the Tarango Zoological Park Trust in New Zealand. If accepted, additional New Zealand indigenous mammals or birds may be shipped to Canada.

Canada New South Wales Tarango Zoological Park Trust New Zealand Dominion George Perley Buffalo Park Wainwright Alberta

French Officer Sends Christmas Gift to German Rescuer

After 15 years a hand across no man’s land ends in a gesture of thanks. In 1917 Hans Schultz rescued a badly wounded French officer who later convalesced in a hospital. The officer found Schultz’s name in an old diary and sent 400 francs as a Christmas present to the unemployed German, rekindling their friendship.

No Man’s Land Hans Scultz Schultz

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Praised by Mothers

Mothers credit Mother Graves Worm Exterminator with relieving children’s suffering and restoring health. A ship captain may perform a marriage ceremony on his vessel if needed.

Little Helps For This Week

A devotional snippet encourages patience and quiet service under hardship. It cites Colossians 1:2 and Milton and extols bearing disappointments with gentleness as a form of acceptable worship. The piece emphasizes humble action, prayer in stillness, and endurance in daily trials.

Prospectors Stake Voluminous Claims Near Great Bear Lake

Reports from Ottawa say many mineral claims have been staked near Great Bear Lake in the Northwest Territories. Prospector parties have already traveled by aircraft and others plan to go by water when ice clears. The Interior Department in Ottawa reprinted its manual on surveying mineral claims for Dominion land surveyors.

Ottawa Great Bear Lake Northwest Territories Department of the Interior Dominion Lands Dominion Land

Wheat Market Faces New Competitors Across Hemispheres

The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports a wheat review that may change market dynamics. Canada has dominated exports since August and will face two key rivals, Australia and Argentina, for the rest of the crop year if the United States maintains its current stance.

Dominion Bureau of Statistics Canada Australia Argentina United States

Douglas Egyptian Linimeng for injuries and rheumatism

An 19th century remedy listing offers Douglas Egyptian Linimeng as a quick aid for burns sprains felons blood poisoning soft corns warts and scald feet claimed to ease inflammation and muscular rheumatism with strong medicinal uses.

First Radium From Great Bear Lake Extracted

North country pitchblende near Great Bear Lake yields two grammes of radium, the first from the area. Reported in Calgary by H. B. Montgomery and Pete Davidson, seasoned northland prospectors after months of work at the Great Bear Lake silver and pitchblende fields.

Great Bear Lake Calgary H. B. Montgomery Pete Davidson Northland

Saskatchewan soil survey nearing completion after 1921 start

The soil survey of Saskatchewan began in 1921 and is now close to completion. A separate note states Buckingham Palace has 209 rooms.

Saskatchewan Buckingham Palace

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William Byron Mowery Heart OF the Morth W N. U Buffalo Government Colossian J. Milton Fenchon Prospectors Stake North Great Bear Lake District
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