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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 06, 1929

Page

7

Dreaming of Opera and a Fatal River Rescue

Connie dreams of city life and grand opera as Donald drifts into a nap by a meadow. Hand attacks, Connie races to stop them, and the Breed intervenes, saving Donald but dying by Hand and the Breed’s knives. Connie and Donald mourn the Breed’s sacrifice and acknowledge love.

Connie Donald Hand Lein Ole Hand Joe Hanmi

Changing Colours of Summit Lake Woods

In a BC landscape sketch, the late August shift brings vibrant foliage across Summit Lake. Willows, cottonwoods, dogwood, and vine maples blaze with crimson and gold as birds molt and waxwings gather. Migrating species arrive from the north in a tranquil, measured tempo.

Summit Lake British Columbia

Canada’s League of Nations costs cited in Commons reply

The House of Commons was told that the League of Nations has cost Canada 1 636 515 70 since its inception to the present. The figure was given in response to a question by T L Church Conservative of Toronto Northwest.

League of Nations Canada House of Commons T. L. Church Conservative Toronto N.W

When a Carefully Considered Plan Promises Success

A thoughtful plan that seems likely to succeed encourages taking a calculated risk. The saying urges swift action to seize favorable odds rather than overthinking.

How Many Loaves Have Ye Theme Inspires Week's Help

A devotional piece reflecting on Jesus asking for loaves and fishes as a symbolic call for charity. It contrasts modest offerings with divine blessing, citing Susan Coolidge and Phillips Brooks to urge compassion for needful lives.

Jesus Matthew Phillips Brooks

No Ground For Pessimism About Toronto Graduates

An independent survey of university graduates shows 28 percent of living Toronto graduates in Canada and 13.6 percent in the United States, with Ontario and Manitoba graduates largely remaining in Canada. Many leave temporarily with plans to return, suggesting room for optimism rather than pessimism.

United States University of Toronto Canada University of Western Ontario University of Manitoba Dominion

Stormy Weather Adds Strain on Babies in February Chill

The February and March weather in Canada strains infants and young children who stay indoors. A mother should keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets at hand to ease colds, regulate digestion, and support health until warmer days return. The tablets cost 25 cents a box and are sold by dealers or The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Alberta Savings Certificates Show Strong 1928 Demand

Savings certificates in Alberta are described as a sound investment with 1928 sales totaling 815,960 and net purchases more than double 1927. The Treasury Department reports outstanding certificates at 11,264,940, largely held by farmers. Dr. W A Daley of Hull issues health rules urging cheerful speaking and willing service.

Alberta Treasury Department

Northward Trek of Homesteaders Gains Alberta

Edmonton Journal notes the bulk of last year’s homesteads in central and northern Alberta, with Grande Prairie and Peace River districts also seeing many entries. New settlers in these regions boosted population by over 25,000 and covered about 1 373 760 acres. The trend shows farmers joining miners engineers and pulp and paper workers in moving northward.

Canada Alberta Grande Prairie Peace River Edmonton Journal

Prevent Flu With Nerviline Gargle And Dr Hamilton Pills

Simple precautions against influenza focus on throat care. Gargle with Nerviline three or four times daily using half a teaspoonful in water to destroy bacteria. For chest soreness or hoarseness, rub neck and chest with Nerviline to ease congestion and use Dr Hamilton's Pills to stimulate elimination and cleanse the system.

Dr. Hamilton

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