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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1937
Page
2
An editorial warns Western Canadians of a potential repeat of the 1929 crash driven by speculative zeal. It cites Babson and other authorities, urges caution against inflationary excess, and argues for restraint to avoid a deep downturn and civilizational shock.
A middle aged woman progressing toward normal after an eight hour operation restored her stomach to its proper position and corrected heart displacement. Doctors call the upside down stomach in an otherwise healthy adult extremely rare with only twelve prior cases known. The incident followed a fall last August and the surgeon noted the stomach likely inverted within the past year.
An advice note promotes Hemrotd from a druggist to quickly relieve itching and soreness and aid healing. It warns against neglect and mentions following the physician’s prescription for treatment.
Alberta farm land sown to wheat produced 67 million bushels from 7.36 million acres with a total return of 58.29 million dollars. Peas and beans, new to Alberta field crops, averaged 150 dollars per bushel, leading in price among crops.
A fragment notes welding arcs reaching extreme heat described as 10,000 degrees while a cryptic line appears afterward. The readable portion focuses on intense flame remarks with no clear event details.
Egyptian government weighs returning the pharaohs from Cairo Museum to their tombs in the Valley of the Kings. Experts say Cairo climate is too damp for mummies, and placing the mummies back in their original resting places is seen as the best solution.
Madame Chiang Kai-Shek the first Chinese woman to address a worldwide audience spoke from her home in faultless English. She marked the third anniversary of the new life movement and urged national unity as China moves beyond warlord era turmoil toward economic progress under Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek.
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a safe gentle remedy to stimulate bile flow and relieve constipation. It contrasts harsh calomel products with its mercury free formula and urges readers to demand the pills by name.
A new documentary style film will depict manoeuvres of the British home and Mediterranean fleets. The story follows two boys who join the navy and progress from uniform to active service as the exercises unfold. Commander J. L. F. Hunt, known for Men Like These and White Ensign, produces with four cameras on each fleet.
A blotting pad sketch by Sir Horace Jones of London Tower Bridge began the concept, later elaborated on a tablecloth at a banquet in 1877. The pad is kept at Guildhall. the tablecloth vanished but is now sought by the City of London Corporation. Mount Rainier hosts an unusually large glacier system with twenty eight ice rivers cascading year round.
Small holes in linoleum can be patched using liquid glue and finely chipped cork. The method provides a simple repair using common materials available at home.
Leopold Amery urged each Dominion to realize its imperial responsibilities and argued that Britain should not bear the empire’s defence alone. He rejected the idea that rearmament equals war and warned against viewing defence measures as aimed at Germany.
The Montreal Star argues air routes may be suspended until conditions improving and pilots better trained reduce fatalities. The piece notes public demand for an “air-minded” mindset clashes with grim fatality trends and calls for prudent action.
Mrs Lucy Dudman completes half a century of service at St Peter’s church Wiltshire England. During her 50 years she has served as caretaker clerk bellringer verger stoker and response leader at funerals.
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