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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
6
A housekeeper writes that three bottles of Kruschen Salts helped her shed fat and regain a youthful look. She describes taking a teaspoonful daily in hot water, now reducing to half a teaspoon, and praises the product as worth its weight in gold. The ad links fat reduction to minerals from famed spa waters and claims internal organs eliminate waste to prevent fat buildup.
The Free State Education expects 20 years to reach bilingual status like Canada. Halifax to host a Royal Canadian Mounted Police training station. About 25 men per month to graduate at Wellington barracks. Buenos Aires records a 101.5 degree heat on December 31 with one sunstroke case. Soviet Russia’s five year plan ends and the second begins, praised by Moscow press. Ontario stocks elk on a 385 acre reserve near Petawawa for future forest stocking. Dr. W. W. Yen named ambassador to Russia by the Nationalist government. A blindness problem solved for another blind person. The first cheque in Braille has been cashed by Bank of Manhattan. A portrait collection of European royal families to the British Museum compiled by Mrs Thomas Brooklebank, aged 80 plus. A bronze bust of Bliss Carman arrives from British Columbia for the University of New Brunswick library.
Peter Coutts sues Henry Gow of Dunfermline after a swarm settled on Gow s land. Coutts seeks value of the bees and honey, Gow argues bees in a new home produce no honey first season. Judge adjourns to consider the matter.
Government refunds soared to 80.58 million dollars after taxpayers overpaid in the current and prior years. Major recipients included United Fruit Company with 2.95 million, Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Company with 2.189 million, Douglas Fairbanks 2.186 thousand, and Roman Novarro 7.604 thousand.
Lemon mince pie filling with 4 lemons 2 apples 1 pound currants 1 cup raisins 4 cup chopped nuts 2 cups melted butter 2 cups sugar 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon each cinnamon nutmeg cloves ginger allspice Juice and zest cooked then sieved apples and remaining ingredients mixed and stored in jars Use as turnover and pie filling.
Crumble shredded wheat biscuits into hot meat stock and cook until thick. Mix with bacon fat onion pepper egg yolks seasonings and catsup. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in moderate oven about 30 minutes. Serve hot with grilled tomatoes.
The program outlines five focus areas funded by federal and provincial agriculture departments. They cover locating breeding pigs, providing home and meeting room instruction, distributing breeding and management information, organizing judging and demonstrations, and securing bacon type stock for clubs.
Scientists describe a new method to learn how water becomes steam and coal generates heat by measuring energy in a single molecular vibration. If jitters grow strong, atoms may break apart and reform, mirroring fuel burning or liquid vaporization.
The Royal Bank of Canada reports a strong annual statement for the year ended November 30. It shows total assets of $765,512,920 with liquid assets of $355,929,915 and cash holdings of $164,630,724. Deposits totaled $619,094,145 while earnings were $4,861,849, enough to cover dividends and reserves.
The lesson describes Jesus teaching in the Capernaum synagogue on the Sabbath with unusual authority unlike the scribes, attributed to God, plus three power sources: knowledge of God, sincerity, and love. It notes Jesus’ authority over demons as part of Mark 1 21 28 and mentions related gospel references.
A statement from the Sheep and Swine Division of the Dominion Department of Agriculture notes that in 1932 over 2,500,000 market hogs graded as select bacon or bacon under Hog Grading Regulations. It credits Canadian hog raisers with revamping the swine industry to produce breeding stock of select bacon type and strong feeding and productive qualities, placing top breeders in the front rank of type and economic production.
BC businesses expect benefits from the Canada Germany trade agreement. Wood pulp sales could rise by 1,000,000 dollars in new markets, apples may expand, and lumber exports to Britain could reach 152 million feet next year versus 87 million this year, a strong rise over 1931.
Doctor Koo Yusuke Matsuoke told the League of Nations that Japan views a boycott as worse than a military attack. Dr. Wellington Koo replied that if true, China would prefer Japan boycott its goods over invasion. The exchange voices tension over economic pressure and threat of arms conflict.
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