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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1937
Page
7
A reflective tale blends Irish faeries with farm life as Betty learns from Paddy Slater about unseen helpers. Bob O New Pitsligo, a highland collie, joins Charlie Marshall, forming a strong bond and a vivid portrait of shepherding dogs shaped by rural life and tradition.
Charlie struggles with milk cows on Marshall farm but his dog Bob adapts. The collie retrieves cows, calms nervous stock, and manages milking while Charlie recovers from a sprained ankle. A wild heifer leads to a chase as Marshall notes the danger of hidden calves beyond broken timber. (To Be Continued)
A buoy released in the Lapteff Sea by the ice-breaker Sibiryakoff during its 1932 Archangel to Pacific voyage has been recovered in the Bay of Biscay near the French coast and sent to Leningrad. It has traveled over 7,800 miles. Professor V Y Wiese believes it drifted from the Lapteff Sea to the Polar basin north of Franz Josef Land then down the East Greenland current to Greenland before reaching the Bay of Biscay.
A thin man and a fat man meet in a hotel corridor. The fat man implies famine by remarking on the thin man’s appearance, and the thin man retorts that the fat man could have caused it.
Professor A E Morgan former McGill University principal in Montreal returns to Great Britain and comments on Canada youth as a major asset for the future. He notes Canada's youth are less sophisticated but more optimistic than British youth while unemployment remains serious. He calls Quebec reactive yet a stronghold of long standing French and English cultures contributing to the Dominion.
Frank Clifford Smith, 72, long time Montreal Star staffer, died after a life begun on the western prairies when an isolated telegraph station host was set on a stove by Indians during a night of firearms and firewater. He later won a $50 prize in a London periodical contest and pursued plays novels and stories. Born Kendal England.
Wheat has been planted on 32,167,000 acres in India this year and a good crop is expected.
A letter from a former athlete describes severe knee stiffness due to rheumatic trouble after two years of worsening pain. He recalls a successful course with Kruschen Salts that restored mobility and reduced discomfort, noting uric acid deposits as a cause and Kruschen as a treatment.
A devotional meditation praises dwelling in the Lord’s house and beholding divine beauty. It asserts that outward beauty comes from the invisible spirit and urges gratitude for the eternal, infinite Beauty source as the origin of all creation.
A man on a business trip in New York calls a client’s secretary for attire guidance. The secretary replies that dress depends on whether he wears tails or a dinner jacket, revealing a humorous misunderstanding about formal wear from a New Yorker joke.
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