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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1929
Page
7
Warner Bros picturization titled The Desert Song adapts the Jo Hartbach Laurence Behbach Oscar Hammerstein II and Frank Mandel story. Copyright 1928 by Warner Bros Pictures, Inc.
In a desert frontier fortress Margot Bonvalet confronts a masked Red Shadow who vows romance and seizes a kiss before vanishing into the night. Alarm sweeps the garrison as Riffs attack the stronghold and General Birabeau prepares to ride out. Margot clings to her resolve and a pistol as danger closes.
Excess acid causes indigestion with pain two hours after meals. Phillips Milk of Magnesia is praised as a quick, harmless, tasteless corrective, favored by physicians for fifty years and available with directions at drugstores. The Red Shadow fiction continues with Ali Ben Ali and captives Bennie, Margot, Susan, and a staged hospitality scene.
The Red Shadow disarms a gunman, restrains the assailant, and carries Margot Bonvalet away on a white horse. Soldiers battle to hold the garrison as the rider gallops into the desert, leaving the known world behind in romance and danger.
A Kenya Colony land girl named Miss Peggy Billson turns 367 acres of forest at Molo near the Equator into a dairy farm. Working with six boys she clears stumps fences and plants oats while caring for employer’s cows. War era progress boosts women as trained milkers and stock workers despite continual weed growth and slow work.
The Colonization Department of the Canadian National Railways estimates about two thousand French Canadians will be repatriated from New England to farm in Quebec Ontario and western Canada. In 1928 roughly 1500 Canadians moved back to the land with CN involvement, many from Quebec.
Elmer Sperry unveils the Lindbergh Light to Chicago and the Midwest as a beacon for aviators. The beam will exceed sunlight by four tenths in power and reach up to 500 miles.
A proverb-like remark notes that many seek quick paths to success but fail as they chase shortcuts. It emphasizes perseverance, cautioning against easy routes and urging steady progress through effort and learning.
A devotional excerpt urges faithful living in small duties. It quotes Havergal on shaping a life with tiny acts and a mosaic of grace. Grou invites fidelity in trifles and childlike dependence as a test of devotion.
A curious investigator notes a river in Pomerania that occasionally runs uphill. The Oder shows a fall of about 20 inches over 34 miles, roughly six-tenths of an inch per mile. When strong north winds blow, the current reverses.
Radium capsules installed in a Soviet rubber plant at Leningrad reduce fire risk by leaking electrical charge slowly into the air. The method prevents static sparks from rubber fabrics passing over rollers in a flammable drying room, offering a safer ambiance and innovative fire protection.
A new term in science is decibel defined as a tenth of a bel named for Alexander Graham Bell. The bel honors Bell for his work in telephone invention and the decibel measures efficiency in transmission.
A cartoonish exchange shows two freshmen debating where pins go. One asks where all the pins vanish to, then notes their disappearance. The other replies that pins point in one direction yet head another, framing a playful puzzle.
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