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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1937
Page
2
Major Alford J. Williams of Garden City flew to 22,000 feet at 6 am and watched the sun rise over the sea east of Montauk. He spotted a second sunrise just before landing at Roosevelt Field at 7:20, recalling Kipling's air-mail captain as pilots chase the sun.
An editorial discusses the question of higher education value amid economic strain. It weighs pro and con views, notes that outcomes depend on student ability and institutional fit, and warns parents to assess aptitude and goals before sending a child to college.
Edwin C Hill cites Scribner's claim that the Nizam of Hydersbad is the wealthiest man on earth with an estimated fortune of at least one billion dollars. He reportedly has 800 tons of gold in his strong room and immense stores of diamonds rubies emeralds and pearls.
A featured reader recounts severe four month back and rheumatic pains easing after using Kruschen Salts. She nearly entered hospital, but improvement came as kidney function aided by Kruschen supposedly purified the blood and eased the pain.
A fragment describes peasants placing wormwood on a bride to symbolize marriage hardship. The text shifts to penguins marching, describing tobogganing or crawling along on their bellies as they move.
Conservative party authorities in Richmond Surrey announce a married man with political experience is preferred for the town's parliamentary seat. The retiring 61 year old William Ray leaves a strong Tory base as more than 70 names are in contention for the vacancy.
A collection of recipes including sweet Swedish bread with honey icing and Graham Cracker Cream Pie. It lists ingredients like yeast, flour, butter, sugar, milk, and lemon juice, with steps for rising dough, braiding, baking, and icing. Also includes custard filling and meringue instructions.
Mat Berry, a pilot noted for rescuing two aviators lost in the north country last year, is nominated for the McKee trophy by Major D R MacLaren of Canadian Airways Pacific division. The Vancouver and Edmonton boards of trade support the nomination.
London Canada and other dominions announce their delegates to the King George VI coronation commission. Leaders from Canada the United Kingdom Australia New Zealand and South Africa named their representatives. The Duke of Gloucester will chair the commission. Great Britain consumed 670 million cans of food in 1936.
A newspaper notice urges parents to consult doctors before giving remedies to children and endorses Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the trusted choice for kids. It promotes the product in liquid and tablet forms, stressing to buy only the Genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia.
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