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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1937
Page
2
The piece attributes highway dangers to human behavior rather than equipment and urges stricter license penalties for repeated wilful offenses. It notes drunk driving, speeding, tailgating, bright headlights, and the practice of hogging the road by trucks as key harms and calls for citizen reporting and driver courtesy.
The text notes heavy harness horses mature late, reaching full strength at five or six years, while this particular horse performs best from seven to ten years. It emphasizes later-life peak performance and age-related suitability for heavy harness work.
An old remedy claims to ease itching piles and rectal soreness without surgery. It recommends Hemraid from a druggist for internal use, asserting it quickly relieves pain and aids healing and is highly recommended by physicians.
Mrs J B Curry, age 90, received a new black dress from a department store in Adelaide. The store had offered a gown when she first shopped there in 1867 and fulfilled the wager upon her reaching ninety.
Dr Henry H Donald son of Philadelphia argues brain size does not determine intellect. He asserts blood supply and brain composition influence whether a person becomes a scholar or a maniac.
Brig General Alex Ross announces a committee to study a new international organization for peace among war veterans. Members include Major Milton Gregg J R Bowler R de la B Girouard and W W Murray with J C G Herwig as secretary. The body aims to unite ex service men from 14 countries including former enemies and allies, formed at a Rome conference last November.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police will send at least 35 members to the coronation of King George VI, accompanied by their horses in scarlet tunics. Historically famed on horseback, they will also travel by motor car, plane, motorcycle, or boats in daily duties, but for the coronation they resume their traditional mounts.
Crumble crackers with salt and baking powder then mix in chopped dates and nut meats. Beat eggs with brown sugar. combine mixtures and bake in a buttered shallow pan at 400 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes. Cut into 12 to 16 bars while warm. Preparation 12 minutes.
Beat egg with sugar Mazda Crown Brand Corn Syrup and milk. Sift flour corn starch baking powder salt and spices. Combine wet and dry, pour two thirds full in greased mould, seal, and steam for 1 1/2 hours. Serve hot with butterscotch sauce.
Melt butter and brown sugar with corn syrup until caramelized. Stir Benson's Corn Starch with water then add to mixture and cook until thick and clear. Mix in cream and salt then serve with puddings and desserts.
A Czecholovakia company becomes the chief supplier of shoes in India, expanding its market reach and placing it at the forefront of footwear distribution in the country.
Enthusiasts in Aberdeen shire Banffshire and Kincardine form a North East Scotland group linked to the British Society of Dowsers. At Sylvie Castle Aberdeenshire Sir Ian and Lady Forbes host tests locating streams wells and pipes and identifying liquids magnets and metals. The London Times notes army interest in dowsing in India and a frontier valley discovery.
In Leicester former colonial secretary Leopold Amery urged a sweeping imperial economic policy. He argued Britain could bear rearmament costs but a single northwest European island cannot defend a global trade and empire alone, calling for a new empire to redress the balance.
Scientists at Mt Wilson observe sunspots near four dozen daily, exceeding 1929 levels. They span two broad bands across the sun with sizes from continental to vast, and their electrical magnetic driving force ties to ultraviolet energy affecting radio, weather, and crops. A minor note recalls King Edward VII's ascension at age sixty.
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