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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1932
Page
5
Department of National Revenue reports the nine month exports totaling 461,797,241 surpass imports of 451,352,246, yielding a favorable trade balance of 10,744,995 for the current fiscal year. December figures show exports at 52,255,476 and imports at 40,286,935, with a year over year decline in imports and a swing from last year's deficit.
Mrs Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale spoke at the People's Forum in Montreal arguing machinery expanded possibilities and shifted wives from assets to liabilities unless they work outside the home She urged homemaker types to marry and settle while advising others to go out and earn a living.
Sir Herbert Holt president of the Royal Bank of Canada told directors and shareholders in Montreal that Canada is in a satisfactory position and that his faith in the country remains strong despite the depression. He noted he has witnessed many depressions over 50 years and expects improvement even as mood remains low.
In a dialogue labeled Safety First MacPinch, Magruder remarks on a daughter who eloped while MacPinch insists forgiveness is premature until the couple finds a boarding place. The exchange reflects a tense domestic moment.
A historical note details how ostrich farming began in the United States with 42 birds shipped from Africa to California. The Cawston and Cockburn operation in South Pasadena and Norwalk persists, and the piece describes growth rates, plumage development, and typical sizes and lifespans of ostriches.
Dr Louis H Newburgh of the University of Michigan argues obesity results from consuming more energy than used in activity. He notes obese patients often deceive themselves and their physicians by cheating on diets, and that many appear easy going but are nervous individuals using eating as relief from distress.
The Regina Leader-Post notes a Fort Meade Florida contest in The Leader published responses to Why is a newspaper like a woman. The winning reply claims every man should have one of his own rather than chase a neighbor's.
The New York Evening Post notes that while the League remains committed to peace and reparations talks continue, observers warn that old militaristic forces are resurging beneath the facade of international cooperation and question Europe's ability to maintain peace.
A columnist mocks a Cambridge garden curator who claims to have produced a straight banana after experiments. The piece argues bananas are an American joy and beauty because of their curved form, questioning whether rational design enhances taste or appeal.
The New York Sun argues against claims the Gulf Stream has shifted its path. It calls such alarms unfounded, noting the Gulf Stream remains constant and unmoved by doubters despite other economic or strategic concerns.
The National Research Council reports maple syrup can be fifteen to twenty times stronger in flavor and honey spoilage can be prevented by moisture measurement. L Skazin improves maple cakes and concentrates for ice cream and confectionery. Dr H D Chatway develops moisture tests to prevent fermentation and guarantee sugar content. Buckwheat honey and new honey products are also being developed to expand markets.
A boy named Willie experiences his first railway journey. The train enters a tunnel and reemerges into daylight. Filled with astonishment, Willie exclaims that it is tomorrow, capturing the wonder of a child aboard a moving train.
The article notes crippling in winter swine rises with damp bedding, poor ventilation, and lack of sunshine. Hogs outside gain better, while pigs born after September 15 struggle more. Dry straw shelters and distance from sleeping quarters reduce cases. cod liver oil and limestone show partial benefits.
The Monthly Report of the National City Bank of New York argues that unequal gold concentration reflects pursuing harmful international policies, not the gold standard. It calls for a change of heart and embracing Emerson’s “facility of association,” seeking common ground to foster hope and cooperation rather than blame.
The 1930 census shows Indian wards on Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta reserves holding 22 385 cattle of all classes according to the Department of Indian Affairs figures. Germany develops all metal bungalows of steel and copper selling for about 1000 dollars excluding plumbing and equipment.
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