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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1939
Page
7
Kit Medill fights to free Sarah Lynn after a crash in a mountain canyon. With night dangers, scarce water, and perilous uncertainty, Kit clings to hope as distant search planes pass overhead and dawn nears.
Kitty Medill crawled from the wreckage suffering grotesque injuries with torn clothing and blood streaming from facial and body cuts. She limped to a flat rock at a nearby location.
A fragmented advisory piece suggests women aged 38 to 52 can boost appeal by improving health and vitality. It mocks worries over aging and promotes lifestyle changes, sleep, diet, and a so-called vitality compound as keys to enhanced desirability.
The Montreal Star lauds King and Queen for their affectionate reception in Canada. It notes their humble, tireless approach and genuine desire to please the cheering crowds, whose tears and enthusiasm mark an extraordinary popular welcome.
A London Daily Sketch writer notes Queen Mary feared ivy on walls harbors germs and insects. The ivy on Friary Court at St James's Palace was removed recently after 200 years. Also, S G Robson of Doltis Hill, London, failed a driving test after logging over 50,000 miles in four years eight months.
A testimonial claims Kruschen Salts cured severe headaches by cleansing the kidneys liver and intestines. The woman says all tablets failed until Kruschen produced relief with consistent use and keeps her insides clean and serene.
A 3 acre Chelsea Park dairy near Sydney hosts a farm training Jewish refugee couples in farming fruit poultry and domestic work. Trainees are urged to speak only English and to pursue naturalization promptly. The project is funded by Jewish communities worldwide and aims to avoid group settlement.
Milk thick cheese sauce with spices made in double boiler served on heated Shredded Wheat Biscuits. Ingredients include hot milk flour salt paprika dry mustard grated cheese Worcestershire sauce egg yolks and seasonings. Yields six portions with guidance on heating and serving.
Scald two cups milk in a double boiler. Mix corn starch sugar and salt with cold milk. Add slowly to hot milk stirring constantly until thick. Cover and cook for 15 minutes. Remove from heat add vanilla. Pour into moistened moulds chill. Serve with jam jelly canned or raw fruit or Crown Brand Corn Syrup.
A note on a perfumed match design that eliminates sulfur odor by releasing fragrance as it ignites. It comments that if car exhaust could be perfumed similarly, cities would smell like a garden. The piece contrasts 400,000 bicycles with 30,000 motor vehicles in Copenhagen among 850,000 residents.
The British air ministry announced De Havilland Aircraft Co will supply an all metal Flamingo airplane for His Majesty and the royal household. Identical to the Hatfield design for world airline use, the aircraft will join RAF deliveries with several already provided to the service. Weighing 74 tons, it cruises at 210 mph and carries 10 passengers plus three crew over 1250 miles, powered by two Bristol Perseus engines delivering 890 horsepower.
P. J. Van Dyck displayed 572 different products from his acres at the Worcester agricultural show in South Africa. He claimed the farm holds the world record for variety and noted it nearly self supports, with items ranging from 35 kinds of firewood and beans to game skins, harness, olives, walnuts, wine, and preserves.
Awa tobi in Hopt land marks the first building erected by civilized man in Arizona. Ancient pueblo ruins still stand on the site.
Italy bids to compete with Clippers by fielding a four motor forty passenger mono plane built in Trieste. The Cant 7512 aims for 310 mph top speed and 250 mph cruising speed with a 30 ton payload awaiting motor installation.
Railways of Australia will no longer provide pennies in change when tickets are bought. Passengers protest, claiming this amounts to a fare increase and prompts opposition.
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