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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1937
Page
4
A passage from the Ottawa Journal questions forecasts of widespread trailer living. It notes rapid growth in trailer production and home use but argues social and tax implications, class divisions, and practical limits.
A brass Drake plaque linked to Elizabeth I and Nova Albion surfaced near San Rafael after a summer picnic find. UC historians confirmed it matches the famed Drake claim plate from 1579, bought by the California Historical Society for about 2000 and to be housed at UC.
The article explains shadow shading as external camouflage to hide RAF bombers from view against variable countryside greens and browns. Upper surfaces use dark green and dark earth patches while undersides use dull black night paint to defeat searchlights, with three schemes for heavy, twin, and single engine bombers.
The article argues humans are the most brutal killers of African wildlife, harsher than lions and crocodiles. It notes animals fear not constant danger, deaths occur swiftly, while humans trap, shoot, and maim to a greater extent, stressing mankind’s unchecked cruelty.
A historical note recalls that aluminum, though abundant in the earth's crust, only became affordable for industry in 1886, enabling broad commercial use. The path reflects a shift in manufacturing and material accessibility during the late 19th century.
The Dominion bureau of statistics shows motor vehicle production rising in the first quarter of 1937 with 64,191 autos produced and passenger car output up 12,135. A Chicago dress rehearsal for the solar eclipse explains the date line effect, while England reports 15,628 books published in 1934 including 4,531 fiction.
Within the last century some French regions practiced binding a child’s head to form a long sugar loaf shape. Cultural and medical discussions revisit this historic method seen in early to mid 20th century records.
Officials advise early preparation for cutworm attack with Bran bait made from 20 pounds bran 1 quart molasses 1/2 pound Paris green and about 2 1/2 gallons water. Mix dry ingredients add molasses and water then combine with bran and Paris green to a crumbly wet-sawdust consistency. Broadcast 15-20 pounds per acre prior to transplanting for heavily infested land, or apply around base of each plant if plants are in the field. If needed, repeat two to three nights later. spread bait at dusk on warm still nights for best results.
Miss Margaret Lindsay Williams, a tall fair artist at her St. John’s Wood studio, has painted six kings and queens of England. Her royal portraits include the Duke of Windsor, Queen Alexandra, King George V, Queen Mary, and a portrait of the then Princess Elizabeth, now Queen.
The Sultan of Sulu, noted as one of the world’s top bridge players, uses an assistant to gather opponents’ card holdings after each deal. The article contrasts English and American telephone customs, noting a preference for the British greeting “Are you there?” Also mentions that in winter some salt water fish migrate to fresh waters.
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