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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
6
The ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best doctor recommended remedy for indigestion due to excess stomach acid. It claims a tasteless spoonful in water neutralizes acid quickly with no after effects and urges buyers to choose the genuine physicians’ product.
Sir John Simon plans to return to India August 3 aboard the Duchess of Atholl. French ports favor against a tunnel under the Channel. Carol Caraiman becomes King Carol II of Romania by a near unanimous vote. Andrea Macedo sails from Morocco June 8 to New York in a 20 foot sloop Aura. Amy Johnson honored with 50000 pounds by Lord Rothermere. Agrarian Producers' Union of Argentina to tour Canada starting September 14 via Victoria BC. Continental trains equip with radio receivers for passengers Eiffel Tower Radio 5XX. The Prince of Wales and Prince George enter planes in the King’s Cup race on July 5. Squadron Leader Don to fly the royal heir’s entry. An airplane to inspect Indian agencies in Mackenzie River district. Inspector C C Parker to depart Waterways Alberta for Herschel Island in July.
A Saskatchewan Motor Club letter from its Southern Illinois Auto Club of Egypt confirms Western Canada attracting many American drivers. It requests maps booklets holiday and road information about Saskatchewan for travelers seeking routes beyond the Eastern United States.
Emma Willard wrote this American sea ballad on July 14 1831 after a violent storm during a voyage on the Sally. Thomas F Madigan notes she was among the first to go to sea before writing. Also mentions early 1831 aviation deaths and Florida’s lengthy coast line.
Manitoba marks its Diamond Jubilee by reflecting on sixty years since joining Confederation on July 15 1870. Farmers from Ontario and elsewhere built a cereal stronghold with wheat oats and barley while cattle butter eggs and honey rose to prominence. The piece credits perseverance intelligence and practical breeding for Manitoba’s agricultural leadership and cites Lt. Governor James Duncan McGregor as a notable breeder turning scarcity into self sufficiency.
J W Collins New Zealand Trade Commissioner told the Auckland Chamber that Canadians spend about 570000 pounds yearly on sausage casings from New Zealand. He recalled a Vancouver encounter with a boy selling hot dogs and said he would urge Canadians to add butter and mustard, boosting New Zealand sausage casing sales by about 10900 tons annually.
Protection for air crew and aircraft is to be introduced in the Royal Air Force with fireproof clothes and wings. A borax boric acid fabric treatment is claimed to render cotton fabric unigniteable, approved by the Fabrics Co-ordinating Research Committee. A Winnipeg flight round trip by George McDougall and W Carson is noted, and a Glasgow shipyard now employs 7,000 workers.
Kenneth M. King describes two cutworm types red backed and pale western driving serious spring damage across Saskatchewan. Red backed abundant in bush country gardens and broad leaf crops while pale western threatens Regina plains Moose Jaw and Alsask regions. Control favors poisoned bran bait for red backed. pale western requires delaying re seeding and field management. notes on identification and reporting outbreaks.
A large BC entry will be shown at Crystal Palace London during the fourth World Poultry Congress July 22 to 30. The total 863 birds include 453 exhibition birds and 244 production birds with ducks geese and pigeons making up the rest. Some good rabbits are also sent. BC entries represent nearly half of the production breed birds. A Nevada man has invented a car attachment that flashes a lamp on the dashboard when a tire is punctured.
The lesson centers on Matthew 28 1 20 with the call to make disciples of all nations. Devotional reading from Psalm 116 1 9 reinforces trust in God.
A compact study of the resurrection accounts across Matthew Mark and Luke notes the visit of Mary Magdalene and the other Mary to Jesus tomb on Sunday dawn. It cites the earthquake the rolling of the stone and the angelic proclamation He is risen. The article discusses the risen Lord’s commission to make disciples of all nations and baptize in the name of the Father Son and Holy Spirit.
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