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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 20, 1937
Page
2
The piece argues against abolishing municipal government despite high costs. It warns that local self government best serves local needs, fosters democracy, and trains future public servants, while centralizing authority would raise costs and reduce responsiveness to citizens.
Major W. E. Gladstone Murray of the CBC states that no CBC stations or networks will sponsor programs promoting spirits wine or beer. A revised regulatory framework is under consideration focusing on Quebec private stations where such programs have aired for years. The Ontario Deaf association notes deaf and hard of hearing drivers show a stronger safety record, with five accidents in eight years all nonfatal, while normal hearing drivers were at fault in some cases or due to speeding.
Sir Cedric Hardwicke, back in London after a Hollywood stay, endured early life discouragements and a failed attempt at training. A wartime return to civilian life pushed him toward a new path until a chance meeting with Sir Barry Jackson reshaped his career. He says he was the last British officer to leave France after World War I and helped guard the Unknown Warrior’s body before its England arrival.
A vintage dressing recipe uses one egg sugar corn syrup cornstarch mustard salt pineapple and orange juice cider vinegar and whipped cream. The method mixes the ingredients in a double boiler until thickened then folds in the whipped cream for a fruit salad dressing.
An article notes Canada exported onions to the United Kingdom for the first time in the last fiscal year ending March. It links the move to wartime effects and changes in market access, contrasting Basque onion traders with refugee children displaced by civil war.
In a lighthearted office elevator scene a Postal Telegram messenger wears his cap to his heart. Another boy joins with a similar gesture as a badge reads Ask me about the new twenty five word message. A new brick process converts coal into smokeless fuel gasoline and heavy oils.
Since the royal accession Queen Mary has often taken the Little Princesses to public events. On June 12 she attended a children garden party at Lambeth Palace grounds receiving purses from schoolchildren and committee members. The event supports the Invalid Children's Aid Association with gifts arranged by the Queen.
Dr Otto Stader of Ardmore Pennsylvania described a bone setting method using small aluminum pins inserted on both sides of a break through an adjustable brace enabling a dog to walk during healing. The technique aims to save thousands of animals that would otherwise be destroyed for immobilized limbs.
The term quarantine derives from the Latin quadraginta meaning forty, reflecting the original forty day period of isolation used to stem disease spread.
Chief Scout Lord Baden-Powell condemned gymnastic training for youths at a Grosvenor House dinner. He argued that healthy living comes from plain food, outdoor exercise, and tailoring training to each boy’s ability rather than universal gymnasia.
The text notes desert animals birds and people drink from barrel cacti and mentions Finnish shipyards using water barrels. It cites a 24 hour cycle with the number 2212 and implies constant water access in industrial and natural settings.
Orville Frayne of Forest Ontario is a famed versatile businessman who lost sight at 21 yet runs a tobacco and soft drink shop. He crafts leather goods and beads, trades livestock and wool, rents building jacks, and is an expert euchre player who uses Braille and New York point to read cards.
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