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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1932
Page
6
Pattern describes a youth friendly sports blouse in crepe silk and angora knit fabrics, priced at 25 cents. It covers sizes 14 to 40 inch bust, options include brass buttons and matching skirts, with variations in navy corduroy for resort wear.
The Prairie Nurseries Limited offer 100000 heavy three year old Caragana trees free to the Saskatchewan Drought Commission to plant in the Regina demonstration area. The gift, aimed at aiding drought fight and soil drift, complements 50000 already held and 50000 from Forestry Station, enabling about 40 miles of hedge along No 1 Highway.
The Province plans a large field demonstration to plant grass near roads and provide ten acres of grass per farmer on a half section basis. The project will expand yearly, using spring cultivation and strip farming methods. It is a joint effort by the Provincial and Federal Governments with Prairie Nurseries funding and support from Norman Ross.
Winnipeg Pattern No. information appears with address at 175 McDermot Ave. Winnipeg. The notice outlines ordering procedures and pattern numbers for customers seeking postal pattern services.
A recipe fragment lists 4 teaspoons baking powder 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 egg beaten 1/2 cup milk 4 tablespoons melted butter 2 cups special cake flour Sift flour with baking powder and salt then whisk in egg and milk Heat until smooth stir in shortening and bake in greased muffin pans at 400 F for 25 minutes yielding about 10 muffins
The article explains discarding orange and lemon rinds wastes flavorful morsels. It notes grated yellow rind holds oils for flavor and can be used fresh or with sugar in jars. Whole peels can be ground finely with sugar and used similarly to grated rind.
In 1931 Canada had 151 canning establishments that canned or packed 5,960,388 cases of vegetables. Tomatoes led with 2,045,858 cases, followed by corn 1,356,879 and peas 1,118,790, with beans, asparagus, and spinach making the remainder. Fruit packs totaled 734,531 cases led by pears, peaches, and raspberries.
A newly discovered Central Africa flower is assigned the name Niffiidelli phantissianthemum, with an appeal to avoid repeating the lengthy designation.
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a vegetable tonic that quickly relieves sluggish liver rheumatism and indigestion. The claim notes purification and gentle effectiveness for constipation acidity biliousness headaches and complexion, with two percent tiered packages sold widely.
A devotional summary from Mary Magdalene at the tomb to Mary and the disciples, reflecting on the empty tomb, the risen Christ, and the spiritual lessons drawn by theologians and commentators. It notes Mary’s grief, Peter and John’s reactions, and Jesus’ call to Mary.
A Caribbean depth of 24 000 feet is reported as a new finding by scientists hoping to uncover the origin of earthquakes. Four thousand fathoms deep remains daunting even for divers, so instruments may be required. Montreal Gazette notes experiments in Ireland on silk stockings from seaweed.
An advertisement extols Castoria as a safe, gentle remedy for colic and teething in babies and children. It emphasizes a cleansing dose, no harsh drugs or narcotics, and the importance of authentic Castoria branding.
Maurice Dupre becomes vice-president of the naval commission at the disarmament conference. Canada’s poultry exports more than double in the year to January. Saskatchewan Indian population rises to 11 939 in ten years. February fire losses hit 3 981 950, up from January. Chamberlain aims for Ottawa in the Imperial Economic Conference delegation. About 40 000 needed to ship Canada’s Olympiad team to Los Angeles. January Canadian business failures total 238 with liabilities 4 060 600. last year 240 and 3 970 600. Part one of Sir Alexander Gibb’s ports survey is with the government. final part en route. Sir Philip Sassoon says Schneider Trophy races are over. A ratepayer deputation protests a road condition. board chair admits roughness but deems the road generally good.
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