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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1937
Page
7
A sufferer describes years of lumbago and failed remedies until Kruschen Salts. He claims lumbago disappeared after four fortnights, with continued daily use and improved health through stimulated liver and kidneys and dissolving uric acid dots.
The narrator recalls life at Mono Township with William and Nancy Marshall. He describes the Canadian farm, Charlie Marshall's inventive fantasies, Betty Marshall's antics, and the friendly, rough household. He reflects on rustic labor, tools, and the dream of a family estate amid frontier work.
Vivid reminiscence recounts Betty Marshall's fiery temper and playful mischief at a rural Methodist dinner. The Reverend Mr. Berry visits with his family, stirring both meals and prayers as locals recall church life, Sunday rituals, and a mix of humor and piety amid everyday chores. The piece closes with an odd segue to a claim about airplane propeller speed.
The piece quotes Judges 5 18 and argues that chivalry persists while wrong remains unredressed. It praises risking life to confront injustice, urging faith that God will aid justice. It frames bravery as essential to overcoming evil and defending truth across generations.
Findings reported to the American Association for the Advancement of Science describe a huge new storm spot on Jupiter’s outer cloud shell south of the equator, a drastic change in Mars’ face with fine dust sweeping its surface, and record sunspot storms on the sun. While Jupiter and Mars changes do not affect Earth directly, they occur with strong solar activity that could influence Earth rainfall and communications. one sunstorm thus far disrupted radio and telegraph service as Earth could face stronger solar events in coming months.
The Sunday Referee reports British experts test a powerful new gas and incendiary bomb that uses a third smaller charge to burn through steel armor, a fire wall, and over three inches of sand in 30 seconds before releasing a deadly gas. Inventor J. S. Hood led the development.
Japan claims a new sleeping sickness serum has been found by researchers, prompting hopeful expectations for treatment developments. Canada reports production of 19,200,000 ounces of silver in 1936, reflecting mining industry output.
A survey of 18 Canadian colleges shows 5 750 graduates entering business and professional life this year. At least 250 more degrees were awarded than in 1936, with engineering down and medical fields rising while law declines noted across colleges.
Dr M M Leighton chief of the Illinois State geological survey presented AAAS with records spanning 50 000 years. He warned that dust storms once buried Nebraska and parts of Kansas and Colorado and large depressions could recur if vegetation is stripped by unsustainable farming practices.
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