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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
2
The passage reflects on rapid scientific progress in the past century shaping history across communications agriculture medicine and electricity. It notes wartime research fueling peacetime uses and German leadership in science shifting after World War II with laboratories destroyed to prevent future war.
The piece laments German misuse of science and urges international cooperation in research and invention. It cites President Roosevelt noting global scientific ties and the need to cultivate the science of human relations to ensure civilization survives and people of all kinds work together in a shared world.
The Rev. Robert E. Woods of St. Patrick's Cathedral told parishioners sermons should inspire and unsettle listeners rather than be enjoyed. He asserted any talk that lacks that aim has misfired. The article notes the Bitter Lakes near the Suez before the canal’s construction.
In 1945 the Arctic region to honor Sir John Franklin and the lost crew. Officials announce a ceremony by the supply ship Nascopie near Beechey Island where the Franklin ships Erebus and Terror wintered. The event recalls the 1845 voyage through Lancaster Sound and the crew’s fate.
The Ottawa Citizen notes a weekly newspaper editor turning 85 and still showing spry vigor. The piece contrasts his stamina with daily editors who face the world’s woes more often, likening the burden to a brick hedge and recalling a historic British machine gun invention.
Questions about sugar and butter for club fundraisers, using canning coupons for preserves, meatless day rules for poultry and beans, and licensing for boarding houses. Wartime Prices and Trade Board notes guides and requests readers mail for pamphlets Consumers News and Blue Book at provincial offices.
A light gag collection features a quarrel over a three am home arrival a store debt dispute a mixed parrot and hen joke a crime scene line a tailor finding money a wife hiring a secretary and a playful seaside moment between bride and groom plus a Canadian winter season riddle with baseball and hockey.
A Western Retail Lumbermen's Association delegation told Federal Cabinet Ministers that rural building demands were neglected. They urged prioritizing rural access to materials, expanding private supply, and reorganizing material distribution to ensure steady public access, especially for returning veterans and farm communities.
A collection of quotes stressing frugality generosity and domestic wisdom. It links Cicero Penn Eddy and More to practical finance and virtue. The entry also notes Malta as a British base in the Mediterranean with an area of 95 square miles.
Ahead of the war, Indianapolis Speedway hosts the annual 500 mile race drawing over 150,000 spectators for the premier test of mileage and safety. The event commands wide public attention as a major motorsport milestone.
Corporal N E Unger is promoted to sergeant and serves as platoon sergeant with 112 Depot Coy CWAC. Her Saskatoon home is noted and graduates from No 1 CWAC Training Centre in Kitchener include Western women from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Base Post Office staff at Ottawa handle postal sorting with CWAC personnel. training stresses accuracy and efficiency in mail for overseas troops. A light humor exchange about Eddie Cantor closes the item.
Business Week notes lighter than air pneumatic tires on a future airliner will be filled with pounds of helium instead of air. The net weight saving of 154 pounds increases payload by that amount. The note mentions inert helium offering no chemical affinity and hints at longer tire life. Zacharius Jansen is cited as a microscope inventor circa 1596.
The advertisement argues that external treatments fail to cure piles and promotes Hem Roid tablets as a long used internal remedy. It claims the formula targets internal congestion, improves blood flow, and eases itching for relief.
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