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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 04, 1933

Page

4

Science Helps Clean Up Canadian Laundries

Dr. O M Morgan leads a textile and laundry study showing how sulphur dioxide from factories damages fabrics. A Toronto convention of the Eastern Canadian Laundry Men's Association will hear that science can save Canada’s laundry bill by reducing fabric losses and improving tensile strength.

National Research Council Eastern Canadian Research Council Dr. Morgan Canada Ottawa

Doctor Explores Link Between Sensitization and Crime

Dr. V. C. Branham and Sing Sing prison inmates participate in an experiment testing whether nervous system sensitization to dust pollen drugs or certain foods can trigger psychopathic behavior and impulse violence. The study uses skin tests to identify potentially unstable individuals.

Sing Sing V. C. Branham Commissioner of Correction

Secret meeting names artists for royal command performance

In London a secret gathering of Variety artists selects a provisional program for the command performance. The plan is sent to the Lord Chamberlain and then to the King for approval. No artist names are released until the King grants final approval.

London Earl of Cromer

Turkey Orders 5.8 Million Dollars in German Railway Material

Turkey has placed an order for rail equipment valued at 5.8 million dollars with German suppliers. The purchase covers locomotives and track components intended for modernization of Turkish rail lines.

Turkey

Earl of Bessborough Praises Canadians Courage

His Excellency the Earl of Bessborough spoke at Shawbridge Quebec during the closing exercises of the Boys Farm and Training School. He said Canada’s calm steady effort in a difficult period shows a supreme faith in the destiny of the country and a high opinion of Canadian courage.

Earl of Bessborough Canada Shawbridge Que Dominion

Scientist Warns on Dinitrophenol Risks and Uses

Dr. M L Painter of Stanford told the Pacific Division AAAS that dinitrophenol can aid fat loss but warned women against improper dosing as it can cause fatal fevers. He noted proper doses melt fat as rapidly as formed and highlighted explosive and dye manufacturing links.

M L. Painter Stanford University Pacific Division American Association For the Advancement of Science

Life Aboard Old Ship Eighty Men From 1812 Frigate Return

The Boston Post notes the crew of the restored U S Constitution, eighty men, still run the ship as in 1812. Restored frigate crews scrub decks by hand and work manually, maintaining the same routines after nearly two years aboard. All aboard report pleasant duties on the modern yet era faithful warship.

Boston Post Peter Punch R.A.S.C Olympia London Mons Royal Army Service Corps Aldershot

Parrot Language Brings Dinner Mix Up at Home

Mr Richards bought a multilingual parrot that can jabber in several languages. His wife ordered a chicken for dinner and told the cook to prepare it for him. The parrot arrived first, dinner was served, and Mr Richards exclaimed the bird could speak three languages. Mary then asked why the chicken stayed silent.

Mary

Canadians Prefer English Films Says British Producer

F. S. Revell, Canadian representative of British International Pictures, states Canadians favor English musical comedies over Hollywood sex and gangster films. He cites improved photography, the English accent, and greater familiarity with British stars as driving the preference.

F. S. Revell British International Pictures

Seven largest libraries by volume list

The nine largest libraries by volumes include the Public Library of Leningrad Library of Congress in Washington Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris New York Public Library British Museum in London Berlin Bodleian Library at Oxford The ranking highlights global藏件 library prestige and scope.

Public Library Leningrad Library of Congress Washington Bibliotheque Nationale Paris New York Public Library British Museum Berlin Bodleian Library Oxford

Montreal Rejects Inscription for Explorer Ca beta Monument

The city of Montreal refuses to acknowledge John Cabebet as the discoverer of North America or any part of the continent. The proposed inscription on a monument to the mariner by the Italian colony will not be presented in Montreal.

John Cabet North America Montreal the Mariner

Advertise It or You May Have to J Keep It

A terse urging appears in a local notice urging businesses and residents to advertise promptly or risk losing control of a disputed asset. Authorities warn delays could trigger penalties or legal action and require swift response from interested parties.

Spirit Of British People And Western Canadian Music

The piece contrasts Britain recovering from the Great War with Canada’s postwar strength. It cites Britain’s debt burden and return to normalcy while highlighting Western Canada’s artistic growth led by Prof. A Collingwood. He praises Saskatoon Regina Calgary Edmonton Vancouver orchestras and western music progress.

Britain West Great Britain Hamilton Spectator Canada A. Collingwood University of Saskatchewan England Calgaric Collingwood Saskatoon Regina Calgary Edmonton Vancouver

Taxi Driver Blares Off After First Ride

A woman hires a taxicab and, as the door shuts, the engine leaps forward in a reckless dash. The cab speeds past lamp posts and trams while police watch. The driver coolly assures the frightened passenger that it is his first time driving a taxi.

Tiger hunter recalls Bengal tiger encounter

A big game hunter recounts to his wife how he shot a Bengal tiger after a tense stand. He declares it was the tiger or him. She replies that she is glad the tiger won, otherwise they would lack a rug.

Newfoundland Rejects Sweepstakes Revenue Plan

The Newfoundland Government opts out of sweepstakes for revenue raising. Proposals from recent months were rejected and promoters must deal directly with the Lotteries Licensing Board. Meanwhile fresh water eels in British rivers originate in the Atlantic off Bermuda and take three years to reach Britain after hatching.

Newfoundland Lotteries Licensing Board British Bermuda Atlantic Britain

My Mother's Home honors Lord Strathcona’s legacy in Montreal

The article describes the Montre al mansion of Donald A Smith Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal built as a vast residence for Canadian and British elite visitors. After his death the estate was managed by Lord Athelstan and transformed into a sanctuary for gentlewomen in reduced circumstances restored with furnishings and rugs left by Strathcona.

Montreal Donald Alexander Smith Hudson Bay Company Forres Scotland Canada Lord Strathcona Lord Athelstan

Parachute Jumper James Hornung Survives Three Narrow Escapes

Islip New York professional parachute jumper James Hornung narrowly escaped death three times in one week. In two jumps an hour apart his boat rescued him from Great South Bay waters. a parachute collapse left him possibly injured from a fall of about a hundred feet. On the third attempt he landed on high tension wires and firefighters freed him.

James Hornung Islip New York State Great South Bay

Decent Bluff or Bold Claim in Early Professions Debate

A surgeon, an architect, and a politician dispute which field is the oldest profession. The surgeon cites Eve made from Adam's rib as proof of early surgery, the architect argues creation of order from chaos as early architecture, and the politician concedes but asks who created the chaos.

Mysterious Arctic Rendezvous Of Capt Bartlett

Capt Bob Bartlett sets sail in the schooner Effie M Morris sey seeking a largely unknown Arctic region. He declines to reveal precise destination, saying the party hopes to penetrate an area about which virtually nothing is known.

Bob Bartlett Arctic Effie M. Morrissey

Norway Whalers Produce One Million Barrels of Whale Oil

Norway’s whaling season ends with 1 280 000 barrels of whale oil produced. Seaside girls in England wear Japanese coolie hats this season as a fashion note.

Norway Seaside Girls England

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