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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1933
Page
6
President-Elect Roosevelt seeks study on using surplus U S farm crops to produce alcohol for agricultural support. Also notes Shaw sighting of the Great Wall from 8000 feet in a plane with no comment.
Britain reports remarkable results from a new featherweight aircraft designed by C H Lowe Wylde. A woman pupil passed her A certificate after three hours airborne with ground guidance. The 6 hp motorcycle engine crafts a 50 mph top speed and lands at 18 mph.
A promotional claim describes a tonic that steadys nerves and improves eating, sleep, and appearance. It asserts 98 of 100 women report benefits and invites readers to try liquid or tablet form for personal improvement.
Mrs. F Muncaster, British Columbia's only woman mining recorder, plans return to Squaw Creek near Yukon Alaska boundary. She notes conditions are better at Squaw Creek now with trappers and miners earning eight to fifteen dollars daily, though fur trade slumps.
A concise devotional outline covers Matthew 20 28 and Mark 6 1 56 with the Lady Hildegarde Hoyt Swift meditation and John Bunyan allegory. It notes Jesus ministry for others, the beheading of John the Baptist, the Apostles return, and Jesus seeking rest with his disciples on the lakeside.
Recipes for this week outline Len ch Basket Pinwheels with flour, baking powder, salt, butter, milk, sugar, orange juice and rind. Dough is formed, rolled thin, spread with butter and sugared orange mixture, rolled jelly roll style, sliced, placed cut side up in muflin pans, sugared, and baked hot.
A recipe for ham moulds uses cooked ham, butter, stale bread crumbs, milk and egg. Combine and cook crumbs with milk, add ham and beaten egg with seasonings, fill buttered custard cups, set in a water bath and bake until firm. Serve with white sauce.
White fish caught in northern Manitoba lakes are flown by aeroplane to a Hudson Bay Railway point 35 miles away within half an hour, then shipped by rail to cities in Canada and the United States. The inland fisheries are a valuable asset with white fish and pickerel dominating catches from Lake Winnipeg, Lake Winnipegosis, Lake Manitoba, and nearby waters.
A wax sealed bottle found on a Tillamook County beach by C. L. Barview Oregon holds a hydrographic department card from Japan stating it was set afloat on June 6 1911.
A New Zealand kiwi is a flightless bird with incomplete feathers that resemble coarse hair. The note emphasizes its non flying nature and distinctive plumage characteristics.
Fragmentary ad style copy touts a laxative liver remedy described as safe and purely vegetarian. It warns of dire harm from stimulants and harsh calomel while promising gentle cleansing with the product Carter's Life Liver Pile.
Alma Reed criticizes the notion that hands of artists are delicate and decorative. She opened a show in New York featuring over 150 photographs of hands from famous figures including actresses, prizefighters, writers, painters, politicians and housewives. The exhibition argues that musicians and other creators often have hands that are strong and capable rather than beautiful.
The first Diesel electric train on an English main line completed the 113 mile London to Birmingham trip at 65 mph. It ran ahead of the steam service, used 25 gallons of fuel for seven shillings, and operated with near silent efficiency. The development challenges coal reliant railways and prompts debate over electrification and storage battery options.
A patent office official resigned claiming all had been invented. Yet the world added sewing machines and typewriters, electric locomotives, air brakes, wireless telegraphy, internal combustion engines, airplanes, cash registers, incandescent lamps, motion pictures and about a million and a half other devices.
Sir Malcolm Campbell, who set a new world automobile speed record of 272 mph, spoke at a testimonial dinner in his honor. He expressed hope of returning to Daytona Beach, Florida, next year from England to attempt a 300 mph mark.
The Montreal Star editorial argues the pulp and paper sector should recover with prosperity, urging government and industry leaders to promote steady development, prevent overproduction, and resist American schemers in pursuing normal demand-driven growth.
The idea that costs seem lower when paid with credit or installment plans is explored, noting how payment methods influence perceived price and budgeting behaviors.
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