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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 01, 1932

Page

5

Royal Society Of Canada Marks Fifty Years Of Achievement

The Royal Society of Canada celebrates its 60th anniversary in Ottawa, noting its role in founding the Dominion archives, the National Gallery, the National Museum, and the National Research Council. It describes itself as an association of leading scientists and literary figures with five sections and about 250 members across Canada.

Ottawa Royal Society of Canada Fioyal Society of London Canadian Society Canada Society For the Advancement of Science Britain Europe Royal Society Charles I Marquis of Lorne Govenor-General Dominion Archives National Gallery National Museum National Research Council Society Robert Falconer Toronto University Fred Burpee International Joint Commission G. A. Young Geological Survey Prairie Provinces L. A. Preudhomme St. Boniface Walter Murray Saskatchewan University E. H. Oliver United Churches Theological College Frank Allen Manitoba University J. W. Dafoe the Free Press R. J. Lang Alberta University R. K. McClung M. A. Parker J. W. Shipley Stanley Smith T. Thorvaldson N. R. Wilson J. A. Allan Justin CC. DeLury R. C. Wallace William Boyd Manitoba

Thief Holds Umbrella Stolen From Judge

A dispute erupts over a missing umbrella with one party accusing a man of theft while another claims the item was taken from a judge. No arrest follows as authorities are not involved in the exchange.

Berlin to Open Museum of Sound Records Voices of Notables

Professor Doegen, a German scholar, has built a collection of voice records from famous figures worldwide. The Berlin museum will exhibit voices of Britain’s Ramsay MacDonald and Emmeline Pankhurst, the German Kaiser, and other royalty. Much material was gathered during wartime visits to prison camps.

Berlin Doegen Great Britain Ramsay MacDonald Miss Pankhurst Professor Doegen

Slim Raglan Dress Pattern Promises Youthful Flattery

The dress features slender raglan shoulders and a wrapped hip bow, described as highly flattering for the youthful figure. Style No. 417 suits sizes 14 to 38 inch bust, with material and ribbon yardages listed. Available in cadet or navy crepe silk, chiffon, or voile prints, 25 cents pattern price. Wrap coin carefully.

Stainless steel links encircle Jerusalem dome from Sheffield works

A Sheffield steel firm forges five girdles of stainless steel to encircle the dome of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. The plan echoes historic fortifications like St Pauls, reflecting steel’s corrosion resistance and wartime links to munitions.

Jerusalem Sheffield Britain Church of the Holy Sepulchre Christopher Wren St. Paul's

Public Speaking Gestures Catalog by Dr Cowan

The guide notes that Dr John F Cowan lists about 57 varieties of public speaking gestures. It describes hand and arm motions such as clenching lapels pounding desks brushing hair snapping fingers and imaginary wood motions to emphasize truth during a speech.

John F. Cowan

Mind Your Own Business Learned Too Late

A reflection on education and parental influence noting that few people truly master the art of minding their own affairs. It points to societal and human nature shortcomings and suggests the skill is rarely cultivated early.

Sunspot Cycles Tied to Life and Economic Changes

The article explains the eleven year sunspot cycle and its broad effects on Earth. It notes fluctuations in sunlight, climate, and biology influence crops, wildlife, and prices, with evidence from Manitoba records and tree growth spanning centuries.

Manitoba Europe United States Canada British Columbia

Humorous Exchange Over Reading Habit

A father jokingly rebukes a teacher about his daughter's reading progress and the mother’s habit of skipping to the end. The quip turns on the idea of reading the last chapter first. The humor hinges on the contrast between teaching critique and family habits.

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