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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1935
Page
2
Dr. Robert A. Millikan argues 1934 progress should be measured by moral and mental growth, not carloads, steel output, or tall buildings. He urges thoughtful, kind, and courageous conduct, using communications as fellowship, not fear or greed, and hopes for uplift in 1935.
Vienna introduces a citywide noise limit for vehicles using a unit called phones. Each transport class gets a fixed number of phones. excess triggers fines according to a posted schedule. Police employ a new device that records sound emissions from passing vehicles.
Antonio Giovanni Rebagliati a pioneer merchant of the Cariboo has heard the bells he donated long ago to the church in Lytton British Columbia and has returned to worship with his neighbors. The bells had not rung for years due to noise complaints but he insisted ring them or he would not attend. The bells are now rung on Sundays and Rebagliati attends church regularly.
Sir Charles Lindsay, struck blind at 19, rose to build a vast piano tuning and sales business and wealth that funds his philanthropy. A football coach urges players to develop individuality and leadership by following commands. Mountain climbs rise in Mount Rainier National Park, Washington.
An advice feature urges readers to seek handwriting analysis to uncover personal traits and past secrets. It recounts a case of a Ontario woman who followed expert guidance to end a problematic engagement after discovering the suitor’s dishonesty and hidden marriage. The column promotes sending specimens to Lawrence Hibbert in Winnipeg for confidential analysis and notes a practical cold-weather tip.
Gordon H. Guest describes natural magnets found near Magnesia in Asia Minor and their ability to attract iron, indicate direction, and magnetize steel. The article covers permanent magnets, magnetic fields, lines of force, and how a compass points north due to Earth's magnetic field.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company bulletin shows a couple aged 22 and 25 have about one in six chance to reach fifty years of marriage. They have about three in four chance to reach their silver anniversary and about 927 per 1,000 to reach ten years. The calculations reflect rising marriages and business considerations in New York.
Major W C Littleton of Calgary is elected president of the Alberta Military Institute with Col D W B Spry as honorary president. The Montreal Star marks 66 years under Lord Athelstan, while empire trade talks move toward a new inter empire pact. A Zionist convention calls for a Jerusalem trade commissioner. The National Research Council urges resource surveys for global demand. An order in council abolishes all government posts vacant by February 1 as a cleanup.
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