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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1935
Page
2
A new book argues that nations chase endless plans while the key to harmony lies in making the individual right. It contends governments corrupt both private and public life and that reform must start with moral self-improvement rather than sweeping policy changes.
A 1930s bulletin notes helium gas previously thought to be controlled by North America has been detected in Bulgaria. The terse dispatch cites a breakthrough that could reshape regional supply dynamics.
A man asks a friend to call his wife at their home and ask where he is likely to be at one o clock for a luncheon, indicating he forgot the meeting location. The request shows his reliance on others to locate him.
Napoleon Whitford killed a mountain lion near McRae twenty miles north of Ashmont Alberta. The eight foot stretched skin and five foot body describe the animal as it faced a .22 rifle firing five shots with the final shot stopping it behind the ear. A three year old steer slain nearby is linked to the lion and tracks of four others noted in the area. Local elder says mountain lions have not been seen here before.
A 75 year old woman reports regained finger flexibility after using Kruschen Salts for nearly two years. She played two church organ services last August and hopes to repeat this August, having recommended Kruschen to many people. The ad claims the salts reduce uric acid and improve elimination to prevent poisons.
Mrs. Russel Ward of Hilton Beach Ontario says giving Baby's Own Tablets at first signs of a cold is a great help. Thousands of mothers use them for colds fretfulness indigestion constipation teething colic and upset stomach. Safe and effective relief priced at 25c.
The color of honey ranges from water-white to dark brown and does not alter its food value. Color differences come from light absorption by substances in nectar from different flowers.
A claimed medical tip suggests dissolving aspirin in water and gargling for 2 to 3 minutes to relieve sore throat with immediate effect. The notice urges choosing Bayer aspirin made in Canada and warns druggists stock the Bayer trademark tablets.
A Baltimore man saved children by braking a car that rolled downhill as their mother stood nearby. Police considered the act reckless driving but praised the quick response. The frightened mother urged the car be returned immediately.
Bruce J. S. Macdonald tells the Lions Club that every man on the street thinks he could do public office better than the current officeholder. He adds that the newspaper business is another field where similar attitudes exist.
A coastal or regional avian description notes the dark crow of western North America appearing predominantly white in plumage. The observation highlights unusual coloration affecting identification in field studies and bird surveys.
A notable upturn in business is shown as Salada Tea Company sold over 84 more tea in Western Canada in 1934 than in 1933. Salada is praised for quality as the market improves. The Black Forest in southwestern Germany covers 1,800 square miles and attracts tourists, its name derived from the dark firs in the region.
The head and tail of the Australian stump-tailed lizard look so alike that distinguishing the two ends is difficult. Researchers note the minimal visual cues between head and tail in this species.
The capture of Quebec credited not to luck but to a British intelligence agent nicknamed This Intelligent Gentleman who supplied Wolfe with full city plans. Wolfe died holding the map of the conquest.
Claim of complete success after 1000 tests. The vaccine is said to assemble the corpuscles where infection may set in to prevent peritonitis.
A note from a San Francisco cafe states trust in the patron’s check but distrust of banks, reflecting local concern about financial reliability and preference for immediate payment. The message signals cautious lending attitudes amid regional banking debates.
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