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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 30, 1935

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told

Notices from around the world mention memorial space offered for Col T E Lawrence at St Pauls Cathedral. Dr E Cora Hind of Winnipeg Free Press attends Liver pool Corn Trade Association luncheon. Montreal calls for all eligible negro men to register for Ethiopian service. Manitoba receives 500000 loan for Winnipeg relief projects. Sweden marks 600th Rikedag parliament anniversary. Montreal imports anthracite coal from French Indo China aboard Bonneville. Rear Admiral Gerald C Dicks named chief of reserve fleet of the Royal Navy. A crate of used books arrives at London County Jail for prisoners.

T. E. Lawrence Lawrence of Arabia St. Paul's Cathedral E. Cora Hind Winnipeg Free Press Liverpool Corn Trade Association Liverpool Montreal Haile Selassie Ethiopia Gerald Charles Dickens Royal Navy Astley Rushton

Returning To Japan Sada Nawise Plans to Teach Abroad

Sada Nawise, a Korean native, returns to Japan after three years in Canada. She studied at Alma College and training schools, aims to be a religious educationist in Tokyo, and showcases interpretive dance and piano skills. She visits Edmonton guest of Miss Dorothy McBain and cites Japanese poetry’s unique meter.

Sada Nawise Korea Japan Canada P. G. Price Alma College St. Thomas, Ont Tokyo Nawise Edmonton Dorothy McBain United Church Missionary Training College Toronto

Planes Drive Soviet Industry to Keep 110 Aircraft Busy

Planes in Soviet Russia support factory work construction oil fields and mines. They transport square parts and carry experts in emergencies. Oil trusts use planes for geological prospecting while the power industry uses them to locate damaged high tension lines.

Soviet Russia

Women Fail Driving Tests In Britain Revealed

A special report shows a higher failure rate among women than men in the new official British driving tests. The Ministry of Transport examiners have marked a notable disparity since tests began, with a large share of women failing.

Great Britain Ministry of Transport

Italy Tightens Wheat Mixing Rule for Newsboy Trade

Italy enforces a wheat mixing mandate forcing mills to grind 99 percent Italian wheat, limiting foreign wheat. Canada’s 1934 exports to Italy included 24,512 metric tons hard wheat and 18,523 metric tons soft wheat. Peiping bans newsboys from shouting headlines to curb alarm, requiring only publication names.

Italy Canada Peiping

No Test Needed for Canadian Money Folding Claim

The Ottawa Citizen rebuts an American claim that paper money can fold five thousand times without cracking. It says in Canada such a test is unnecessary since paper money cannot be folded more than once.

Canada The Ottawa Citizen

Seaweed Bread Makes Modest Pacific Coast Sale

Seaweed bread from giant kelp grown along the coast posts a modest sale on the Pacific slope. The product contains iodine and minerals and offers a distinct though not unpalatable flavor.

Pacific

Basket motif pattern upsell for bed linens

Vousteholde Ayte promotes stock up on bedspreads and a basket design. Pattern 5155 offers matching motifs for scarfs and linens, while pattern 5122 includes a transfer basket motif bolster and corner motifs with detailed stitch suggestions. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union to obtain patterns.

Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

Covenant of Josiah and His People in Judah

The lesson outlines Josiah calling a national assembly to hear the Book of the Law, vowing to keep God’s commands, and leading major reforms. It details temple purges, removal of idolatrous priests and altars, destruction of Baal precincts, and a historic Passover kept with unprecedented gatherin g in Jerusalem.

Josiah Judah Jerusalem Jeremiah Habakkuk Zephaniah Jehovah Moffatt Israel

Chocolate Pecan Gelatin Molds From This Week’s Menu

Recipe for chocolate and pecan gelatin molds serving eight. Melt chocolate with milk, heat to smooth blend, then whisk with sugar and egg yolks before returning to heat. Dissolve gelatin with salt in hot water, cool, then stir in vanilla fold in pecans and whipped cream. Chill firm unmold.

Little Journeys In Science Explains Acids And Indicators

Gordon H. Guest outlines acids and indicators, noting litmus color change, common acids like sulfuric, hydrochloric, nitric, carbonic and acetic, and their uses. He explains acid reactions with water, sugar, and metals, and describes aqua regia and carbonic acid’s natural role in cave formation.

Blackberry Jam Recipe From Historic Home Kitchen

Ground ripe berries into pulp then mix with sugar and bottled fruit pectin in a large kettle. Boil vigorously for three minutes, then stir in pectin and skim for five minutes before cooling and pouring into hot jars. Makes about ten six ounce glasses.

Explorer laments no new places left to discover

An ex explorer laments the world has no undiscovered places left and wonders why finding a fresh picnic spot remains so hard. The brief reflection hints at vast exploration history and the sense of limits in maps and memories.

Earth May Explode Old Dr Bailey Willis At Palo Alto

Dr Bailey Willis 78 of Palo Alto argues Earth began as cold material coalescing 50 million to two billion years ago. He says radioactive heat drives a 4000 mile iron nickel core beneath a 2000 mile rocky shell and may push Earth toward the stars. Pasadena’s Reno Gutenberg suggests Pacific skin loss explains Pacific earthquakes. Time quotation.

Bailey Willis Palo Alto Earth Willis Pacific Reno Gutenberg Pasadena Pacific Ocean

London Scottish Piping Society Excludes Woozen Pipers

The London Scottish Piping Society announces that Woozen pipers are not eligible for membership, a rule clarification affecting bagpipe players and Tearro.

London Scottish

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