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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1935
Page
2
An excerpt urges calm, cool heads, and orderly action in emergencies. It contrasts dignified restraint with demagogues, warns that panic erodes civil liberties, and praises Canada and the British Empire for free expression. It argues security without liberty is slavery and calls to defend civil rights.
Lieut. Col. E H Strickland of the University of Alberta warned in Calgary that the grasshopper threat remains severe and threatens large losses unless farms wage a full scale counter offensive this summer and fall. He noted past 1919 1922 outbreaks were far worse and that poison bait continues as the most practical control method.
The Sunday school lesson reviews Acts 12 1 19 James killed and Peter imprisoned during Passover Herod Agrippa I sought his execution but Peter is miraculously freed by an angel after the church prays earnestly The account emphasizes divine deliverance and the churchs intercession.
A barber long afflicted with rheumatism claims relief after twelve months using Kruschen Salts. He says he was a martyr to rheumatism for ten years and only now, with continued use, feels free from aches and pains. The ad notes uric acid solvents and kidney stimulants in Kruschen Salts.
Sir James H. Jeans, the British astronomer, asserts the sun is diminishing at about 250,000,000 tons each minute, outlining a vast, ongoing loss of solar mass.
Mary Kilby of Woodstock Ontario describes a rundown condition with insomnia fatigue and headaches. She credits one bottle of Pierce's Favorite Prescription with restoring strength to carry on daily duties. Available in tablets and liquid sizes from druggists and Pierce Clinic Buffalo New York.
The Canada Gazette urges special thanksgiving services in all Canadian churches on May 5 and May 6, marking the 25th anniversary of King George V's accession. It invites expressions of gratitude for blessings during the reign and notes a Jubilee day observance. Also reports Canadian cattle exports to Glasgow totaling 13,592 head in 1934, up from prior years, with improved quality.
A fragment quotes a reflective remark on civilization and human capacity for suffering, suggesting that as societies advance they may endure more pain. The text presents a philosophical line rather than a complete argument or narrative.
A simple kitchen tip notes that buttering the pot a little way down the sides by one or two inches stops candy from boiling over during the boiling process.
Gordon H. Guest explains proteins as complex nitrogen containing substances essential for life. They form tissue and energy, vary in thousands of types, and from digestion yield amino acids rebuilt into new proteins. Animal proteins surpass vegetable ones for growth and tissue repair.
A saying contrasts violence with rumor, asking whether poisoning through criminal gossip is as deadly as a gun. It frames gossip as a social weapon with lethal impact.
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