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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1932
Page
2
Bruce Barton advocates personal resolve as the key to recovery, quoting Carlyle and William James on latent reserves. A prairie man who lost his job shows resilience, finding work through effort and maintaining hope, proving individuals determine success or failure despite adversity.
Muskeg, a mossy Canada's north landscape, may ship a trainload to Brampton for wall board manufacture. The Board of Trade at The Pas explores a factory site and ongoing negotiations, while noting muskeg’s surprising value potential amid vast deposits. Louis Lafrance, a 90 year old barber born in Quebec City, recounts his years in Montreal Winnipeg and Trenton with a history including Louis Riel. Stratford Beacon-Herald criticizes police dogs in Toronto as unsuitable for city life, urging breeders to discourage them. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil promotes internal and external uses for sore throats coughs colic and chest ailments with low cost per bottle.
May exports of Canadian farm goods to the United States totaled 590 195 dollars, far below May 1930 and 1921 levels. Eleven months to May 1932 show sharp declines across wheat beef cattle sheep butter flaxseed potatoes and hay due to tariffs and price declines.
Viscount Rothermere hails the Empress of Britain for a record Atlantic crossing describing a 73 hours 53 minutes transit from Bishop’s Rock to Belle Isle Strait. He notes only two nights without land and claims a week end journey from England via Canada.
The updated one franc piece from France depicts Marianne with short hair after earning a bob cut this year. The coin is presented as a symbol of modernity and national identity.
A London coroner heard of a man with an income near £3000 a year who had no friends. The report notes the income was not widely known. It contrasts with a distant U.S. farming example, where a fifty year old Ontario farm bought for $500 was sold last week to a golf syndicate for $550, suggesting some retained value in farming.
A fourth century church near Tiberias on the way to Capernaum uncovers the gospel mosaic of loaves and fishes. The central stone believed linked to Jesus’ scene sits beneath an altar while a vivid mosaic shows a bread basket loaves and two fish, remarkably preserved after 1600 years.
Air teams will drive 2,000 wild horses into a trap corral in the Oregon high country around Klamath Falls. Officials promise only a share of stallions and mares will be kept. most will be slaughtered for chicken feed.
A Toronto notice states that free tablets for water purification are available to any citizen from the city health department. The tablets purify questionable water in minutes, aiding those on picnics or camping trips.
The speckled trout in streams along the Hudson Bay Railway may be transported by airplane or tank cars to Clearwater Lake summer resort and nearby waters to stock for sportsmen. Inspector E. H. Stevenson in Churchill surveys bay line brooks to locate capture and transfer points for stocking.
A grand monument on the Somme to be dedicated by the Prince of Wales next March. It features triumphal arches 140 feet high and nearly as wide, with pillars bearing the names of 73,367 British officers NCOs and men.
Ad promotes Dr J D Kellogg asthma remedy inhaled as smoke or vapor to soothe bronchial passages and ease breathing. It claims widespread user gratitude and urges readers to obtain a package tonight. Also notes crocodiles do not cry and cites Paris missing persons figures.
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