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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 09, 1935

Page

7

Harvest Methods Compared Across Western Universities

A joint study by Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta chem labs under the Association Committee on Grain Research compares moisture content and grade across harvest methods. In 1933 straight combining produced more tough and damp samples than stock threshing or swath combining, while durum wheat favored stock threshing in Manitoba.

Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Dominion Departments of Agriculture National Research Council Agricultural Colleges

Temperance speaker boasts never entering a pub

A town lecturer extols temperance claiming lifelong residence and never entering any of the fifty five public houses. A heckler asks which one he has avoided, highlighting skepticism about his pledge.

Ottawa Citi

Dominion Day Dinner Sparks Witty Clash in London

At the annual Dominion Day dinner in London Lord Hewart, chief justice, ridiculed by Jim Thomas for his Pericles reference while praising Thomas's tenure. Jim Thomas fired back calling Hewart a poor after-dinner speaker. Sir Josiah Stamp praised Canada's prospective central bank and its growing role in international finance.

Lord Hewart J. H. Thomas Dominions London G. Howard Ferguson Pericles James Henry Thomas Jim Thomas Prevent Stan Baldwin Exchequer Thomas Gordon Hewart Gordon Jim Josiah Stamp Dominion Canada United States Josiah

Woman Overcomes Thirty-Year Constipation With Kruschen Salts

A woman describes chronic constipation for three decades and credits Kruschen Salts with permanent relief. She reports regular bowel movements each morning, improved appearance, and urges others to try the remedy. the ad extols six salts as Nature’s recipe for internal cleanliness.

A. M

Dr Seager Wheeler Revisits Isle of Wight Home

Rosthern Saskatchewan born Dr Seager Wheeler returns to his birthplace a fisherman's cottage at Blackgang Isle of Wight after 50 years. He recalls tears of joy upon seeing the island again and notes his jubilee as he travels from Southampton aboard the Montrose. Wheeler, who left Canada after early work as a newsboy and wheat champion at Chicago, rose to fame with five wheat championships.

Seager Wheeler Rosthern Sask Blackgang Isle of Wight Overseas Daily Mail Wheeler Southampton Montrose Navy Canada Chicago Winnipeg Free Press

Peace Garden Land Transfer Extends Canadian Garden

The Manitoba government completed the transfer of 2000 acres to directors of the International Peace Garden in the Turtle Mountain reserve. The land will extend the garden on the Canadian side of the international boundary.

Manitoba International Peace Garden Turtle Mountain Reserve

King George Praises Queen Mary in Parliament Address

In a recent Parliament address King George spoke of Queen Mary as my dear wife saying he has been blessed for twenty five years with her beside him. At a Royal Air Force dinner he enjoyed South African strawberries and asked for another order to take home to the Queen, noting she enjoys these treats.

King George Mary George Air Force South Africa

The Rhyming Optimist and a Silent Stat of Marriage

Over poetic lines the speaker seeks simple stars and trees for solace while contrasting with a harsh world. Amid the verse a New York City data point appears: about 8,000 marriage licenses issued yearly are never used for the ceremony.

New York City

Niagara Falls Rock Blast Alters Honeymoon Point

A July 1 blast at Niagara Falls toppled about 2 000 tons of Table Rock rock and sent 1 000 tons into the gorge as a 40 000 crowd watched from both shores. Eighty five holes 15 feet deep were filled with dynamite and powder to remove a 30 foot lip deemed unsafe by erosion. The blast left scenic contours intact and was planned for a month to secure Honeymoon Point, a site named after many honeymooners.

Niagara Falls United States Parks Commission

Advertising Makes Modern Buying a Telephone Affair

The article notes how buying now centers on newspaper ads and telephone orders. It stresses housewives know brand names and order by them, a shift from older, unspecified shopping to a profitable, brand driven system shaped by advertising.

Assistance For Fishermen Loans From Farm Board Proposed

Hon. Grote Stirling announced a bill to extend government loans to fishermen at low interest rates. It would put up to $300,000 available for fisherman loans via the Farm Loan Board to support fishing industry financing.

Grote Stirling Farm Loan Board

Tang wins China's first all Chinese golf tournament in Shanghai

J. M. Tang, age 49, captures victory in Shanghai as the first all Chinese golf tournament in the city is decided. The win marks a milestone for Chinese players competing exclusively among Chinese entrants in the event.

China Shanghai J. M. Tang

Little Helps For This Week

A devotional excerpt emphasizes trust in God, citing Psalm 44 10 and quotes Emerson and Luther. It urges contentment in any service, calm outlook toward tomorrow, and living with divine unity without base or frivolous behavior. The message promotes serene reliance on divine care.

R. W. Emerson Martin Luther

Connecticut Blue Laws Restrict Household and Pastimes

The famed colonial blue laws of Connecticut barred housekeeping and cooking on the Sabbath. The lawbound era forbade eating mince pie, travel, haircuts, shaving, dancing, kissing children, crossing rivers, and playing instruments except drums trumpets or Jew's harps.

Connecticut

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