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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1960
Page
2
Classified item from Regina Saskatchewan listing features and notices with location at 1416 Searth St. Regia. Includes feature headline and brief description typical of weekly classifieds.
A damaged notice advertises Pepper's Drug Store offering mail order prescription services and guidance to prepare personal wills. It mentions mail address in Regina and Batileford and a form fee of $1.00 for will instructions.
Advertisement offers free circulars for bookkeeping shorthand typing and beauty culture courses. It promotes rapid job placement in beauty salons or own shops and lists contact details for Regina and Chicago schools, claiming high earnings for practical nursing and quick home study options.
Grade A eggs 15c Grade B 12c Grade C 10c Cracks all prices on Exes F.O.B. Regina. W Sharpe & Co Ltd advertises poultry and eggs with contact at 1238 Broad Street Regina.
A Utah dairy official in Salt Lake City says rock and jazz harm cows by tightening the glandular system and reducing milking. He advocates Waltz music as better for milking conditions.
Even with electric plants aboard Cunard liners like the Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary a lamptrimmer remains part of the crew. He maintains emergency navigation lamps, cleans and refuels them, and trims the wicks. The lamps serve as reserve safety devices ready for instant use, a holdover from sailing days.
West Germany imposes a flour mill quota requiring at least 75 percent domestic wheat and no more than 23 percent imports. The change raises domestic usage from prior 66 percent and 28 percent limits to curb surpluses.
A lamp trimmer aboard the Cunard liner Parthia assisted a Welsh pony foaling during the Liverpool to New York crossing. The foal, named Parthia, was reported living on a Pennsylvania farm, unaware of the midwife’s storied role.
The piece notes automation reshapes farm life and domestic tasks with electric devices. Women increasingly learn to handle robots and appliances, challenging traditional gender roles as they gain independence amid advancing technology. The tone blends social commentary with playful, period-voice observations.
The Q and A cover NHL champs winning the Stanley Cup seven times in ten years, pre-Confederation Quebec and Ontario as Canada East and Canada West, farming employing 15 percent of Canada's workforce, taxation taking more than one third of national income, and railways earning most from passenger traffic.
Michael Drummond claimed a $1000 note he thought was a $2 bill, given to a taxi driver. The Christmas gift to his wife came from their son George who saved for three years. The cabbie reported receiving only a $2 bill and a 25 cent tip, prompting a police check.
A talkative woman confronts an angler calling his fishing cruel. He retorts that the fish deserved its fate if it had kept its mouth shut, illustrating a blunt clash over fishing ethics.
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