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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1932
Page
2
The article discusses former President Calvin Coolidge urging readers to maintain faith despite world turmoil. It argues that reliance on chance or society as scapegoat undermines personal responsibility, and stresses living within means, accepting uncertainty, and working hard to find true security and achievement.
MacLean Building Reports shows total building and construction value in Canada in 1931 at 315,482,000 dollars. Ontario led with 125,452,300 dollars, Quebec 106,125,700 dollars. Columbia’s waterfalls could yield over 4,000,000 horsepower. Provincial highway spending in 1930 reached 34,502,759 dollars.
Mrs. Charles Storms of Picton Ontario reports severe palpitations and insomnia then notes strong relief after using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. She says her mother also trusts the medicine for heart trouble and praises its effectiveness.
Hoboken based astrologer Prof Gustave Meyer predicts 1932 will be tough for cattle and married people. He sees trouble for Japan and China, a terrible time for prohibition, and rain and disasters in fall. He lists groups who will suffer and those who may prosper.
The era's car experts discuss radical ideas such as a gasolineless, waterless vehicle propelled by radiated electricity and an airplane like car with a roof wing and propeller lift. In other news a 29-year-old man without a country, Cecil James Scott, is confined below deck in Halifax after deportation attempts failed and authorities weigh repatriation options.
A meeting of the Canadian Livestock Co-Operatives directors in Saskatoon elected A. Amos of Palmerston Ontario as president succeeding W. D. MacKay of Saskatoon. Roy McPhail of Brandon was chosen vice president. Provincial directors include J. E. Evanson Tabor Alberta W. D. MacKay Saskatoon Manitoba Roy McPhail Brandon Ontario A Amos Palmerston Quebec J. T. Desmarais Montreal Maritimes J. McClellan Prince Edward Island.
Persuasive beauty ad extols Persian palm tones for skin care. It claims they cool refresh the skin, soften hands, and create delicately white complexions. The fragrance is noted as fragrant and dainty, appealing to women who value feminine distinction.
Campbell’s Bay Shipping Club in Pontiac County Quebec has marketed 250 cattle and calves, 4 150 lambs, and over 12 000 pounds of dressed poultry year to date, yielding cash returns well over 15 000 dollars. Federal and Provincial Departments of Agriculture aided the cooperative effort.
An advertisement claims Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil speeds sore healing by stopping sloughing drawing out pus and preparing new skin. The copy notes it is a recognized healer with testimonials from many users who certify its effectiveness when properly applied.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics notes living costs fell by more than 15 percent over the last two years marking the second largest decline among major nations after the United States at 16.5 percent. Canada, the U S and France benefit from strong agricultural development. Douglas Egyptian Liniment is advertised as quick relief for toothache neuralgia burns sprains and inflammation.
Viennese residents hoard gold in their mouths as fillings crowns and bridgework while firms casting dental gold report strong demand. The National Bank retains sole right to sell gold and advises temporary fillings until the gold crisis subsides.
A historical note states the modern telephone instrument comprises 201 distinct parts, reflecting the complexity of early telecommunication devices and engineering detail during the era.
Guests at the Devonshire Land and Water Ferry Hotel now use a hybrid ferry that travels on land with tractor wheels and moves by a propeller powered off the tractor motor when in water. In 1807, Ottawa Valley pine rafts reached Quebec City.
Complete in itself, this remedy claims full efficacy without other medicines. It never fails to do its work, asserting reliable results against worm infestation.
The Co-Operative Fur Animals Raisers of Quebec report 7,000 fox skins shipped to London fur market, valued at $200,000 and consisting of high quality skins. Officials anticipate an additional 13,000 skins may be sent abroad soon due to current orders.
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