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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1946
Page
2
Carl Helm praises country weeklies for their strong community influence. He argues home town papers guide big city advertisers to understand rural markets and local readers. The weekly record covers farm life, schools, clubs, and local events, forming a lasting family circle.
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Upsala reports an X ray of Gustavus I showing serious disorders, prompting calls for fresh digs and biographical auras. The piece recalls Windsor tomb looting of Charles I in 1813 and the later fate of a cervical vertebra relic. It closes with a note on lime use in soil science.
An advertisement proclaims natural relief for chronic catarrhal conditions affecting bronchitis asthma and sinus skin disorders with arthritis rheumatic pains. It promotes tasteless Adam’s Garlic Pearles from Richmond Adam Co., Vancouver for Can. $3 per 19 five weeks.
Ontario bakers propose reducing the standard loaf from 12 and 24 ounces to 16 or 20 ounces. They argue many households waste bread and Europe needs more supply. Ottawa professors debate wheat acreage as bakers present a practical size change.
Col W G Denney told the Commons expenditures committee the post war army plans stockpiles for 90 000 troops during initial organization with active force of 25 000 and northwest highway and communications unit of 1 200 and cadets 113 000. He said the army would start with battle proven equipment and update as new weapons are developed while maintaining war establishment and 100 percent entitlement of stores.
A square, limestone lined well near the Temple of Tanis northeast of Cairo may have housed a sacred crocodile or fish from ancient Egypt. Discovered by a French expedition led by Prof. Pierre Montet, the pit measures about 20 by 17 feet. Its depth remains unknown and excavation is planned when the expedition returns to Egypt next January.
The Winnipeg Tribune notes London children new to bananas show suspicion and trade the fruit for more cod liver oil. The piece links their reaction to wider difficulties nations face in embracing peace’s rewards.
A Bran on Canadian wheat lands urges soil conservation and use of research and fertilizers to keep Canada as the bread basket. The piece notes U S soil wear, cites Australian subway clover as a helpful, self seeding pasture and weedkiller, with benefits on mild winters and Pacific coast areas.
About 4,000,000 acres of grassland in England were plowed up over a two year period. The move reflects a drastic agricultural shift impacting landscape use and grazing areas.
The article argues many highway crashes are due to poorly conditioned cars. Regular inspection and maintenance save lives and money, noting a higher-than-expected share of accidents result from neglected vehicles. It also defines the cubit as eight forearm lengths.
Miss M B Ross of Niagara Falls shares tips to save bread by storing in air tight cookie cans, slicing whole loaf, and packing in cans for freshness. Extra bread may be stored in a paper bag, ground into crumbs, or used for bread pudding and frying with eggs. The piece promotes avoiding waste amid Save the Bread and Save the Grain campaigns.
Newsweek notes Tokyo rises quickly from war ruins with raw wooden huts replacing green growth. Fires destroyed roots and seeds, leaving wastelands along Sumida and its canals where sawmills pull logs from the countryside. The city’s rebuild may outstrip future modernization efforts.
Twenty six famous Dutch paintings stolen by Germans during occupation have been recovered. Found by Dr. A P A Vorenkamp, former Smith College art professor, they were taken aboard an American plane to the Netherlands. The works include Rembrandt and Van Gogh pieces found at Berchtesgaden and Linz.
A gift of 50,000 rupees about 16830 dollars has been received from the Maharajah of Nepal. He retires from public life to commemorate the good relations between Britain and Nepal during his tenure in office.
Veteran magicians accuse the modern generation of exposing and boasting tricks such as sawings and woman in half. W G Strickland of the International Brotherhood of Magicians cites war as a cause and laments the spread of mystery revealing trends at the brotherhoods annual dinner in England.
A collection of quotes on wealth, sacrifice, and virtue from ReV. Benjamin L. DuVal H. W. Beecher Mary Baker Eddy Caird J G Whittier and Emerson. The passages praise spiritual riches over material wealth and emphasize surrender humility and inner integrity as paths to a meaningful life.
Cinnamon scented twists made from flour baking powder shortening bran and eggs. Mix dry ingredients fold in shortening and bran then roll cut and twist into 15 strips bake at 425 degrees F for about 15 minutes as a home baked tea time delicacy.
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