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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 08, 1935
Page
6
The Royal Bank of Canada reports improved business conditions for the year ended November 30, 1934 with total assets of 758,423,904 and public deposits up 50,654,510. Net profits after taxes amount to 1,506,804 carried forward, and the AGM is scheduled at Montreal Head Office on January 10.
Cabinet ministers approve the title Lest We Forget for a government sanctioned film compiled from war footage. The Canadian Legion presents the feature length production to premiere early next year, illustrating the cost and futility of war in three parts.
Scientists state that the temperature seven miles above the earth remains nearly constant. This belief reflects prevailing atmospheric research and measurements supporting stable upper air conditions.
In Ellore a unique five day religious rite marks the worship of Sri Rama. Devotees commit to writing Sri Rama’s name ten million times, a task spanning years. Books with counted columns are honored with flowers and chants before processions, then stored in a sacred temple.
The octagonal fort begun in 1816 at Rouses Point New York with 10 bastions and 30 foot walls was abandoned in 1818 after discovery it lay within Canada. It later became US property by the 1842 Webster treaty.
The Sheffield council again bans Sunday golf on municipal courses. Yorkton council bans slot machines. England and Wales wheat production up 11 percent with a 6 percent rise in acreage. A bank robbery in Budapest ends fatally for a cashier and one bandit. Sir Flinders Petrie, 81, leaves London for northern Syria to seek 5000 year old sites. Ernesto Chacon is found dead in New York unknown circumstances. Gandhi warned by Britain that civil disobedience will not be tolerated. MacLellan says the west is generally in better shape than last year.
Ellen Worth details a woolen two piece dress in navy and red with a gathered shirtwaist, hip peplum, and front buttons. Pattern No. 834 fits sizes 8 to 14 with yardage for skirt blouse and accessories, plus mail order info from Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
The Ottawa Journal calls Lloyd George an extraordinary figure as he prepares to launch a new political movement in his long career. It notes his résume of four decades of upheaval and his readiness to “buckling on his armor” in his first year of this initiative.
The lesson centers on Peter’s bold confession "Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God" after Jesus asks who the crowd says he is. teachings from Matthew 16 and Luke 9 are cited, highlighting Peter’s decisive grasp of Jesus’ true identity despite doubts and opposition.
The program begun last year to bring western range lambs to Ontario for finishing is being expanded this year. About 7,000 lambs are on feed across 65 farmers. Twenty four carloads from 19 western ranchers are distributed across central and eastern Ontario and will be marketed once they reach target weights.
The line places the chimpanzee first and the orang-utan second with the Indian elephant ranking third in assessed intelligence among noted species.
C Williams remains the sole maker of hand made nails in England turning out 50 pounds of giant barge nails in an eight hour shift. The process highlights traditional smithing methods and local craft endurance amid industrial change.
Mrs. Florence Williamson of Montreal testifies under oath about twelve years of chronic constipation and credits Fruit-a-tives with relief. She urges others with the same problem to try the product, and notes copies of her sworn statement can be requested from Fruitatives Limited in Ottawa.
Sulphur is abundant in nature both native and combined as sulfides and sulfates. Native sulfur occurs in volcanic regions including Sicily and Iceland. Major sulfide minerals such as iron pyrite and cinnabar are valuable. Sulfates like gypsum are mined for agriculture and plaster. Sulphur compounds enrich life and appear in foods and tissues. Industrial uses include sulfur dioxide for acid production, bleaching, disinfecting, gunpowder, rubber, matches, and insecticides. Lime sulfur spray is a red insecticidal liquid from boiling sulfur with slaked lime.
Tea producers celebrate a century of British Empire tea with a casket of 15 pounds of tea presented to the Queen. The blend combines 15 teas from Ceylon, India, and East Africa, including a rare Darjeeling component with a muscat flavor. The tea is valued at about 3.25 dollars per pound and used sparingly to flavor ordinary teas.
Final runs by mail carriers between Norway House and Cross Lake end as airplanes take over the 60 mile northern route. The courier mail rails fade away as air transport replaces ground links on this remote segment.
The Cassquiare in Brazil is described as a river that alters its flow direction, sometimes moving toward one end and at other times reversing. The observation notes its unusual hydrological behavior and questions about seasonal or geological causes.
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