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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1938
Page
2
A Regina meeting of the Fish and Game League warns that migratory birds and songbirds are declining across the province and urges education driven measures. Proposals include reduced bag limits, shorter open seasons, and wildlife sanctuaries in every township to teach conservation and foster true sportsmanship.
A short note explains that Venus orbits far from the sun, nearly twice Mercury’s distance, and its diameter closely matches Earth. An old-fashioned man is described as one who concentrates on work and saved earnings as personal stock.
Thomas H. Manning, an English geologist, spent the winter on Southampton Island conducting exploration. He traveled over the ice from Southampton Island to Chesterfield Inlet to obtain scientific supplies and will return there before heading to Baffin Bay for a two year exploration venture. Manning led four young English scientists who entered the Canadian Arctic in 1936 and will receive further supplies from the RMS Nascopie at Cape Dorset this summer.
Miss Jean Black received a 250 page leather bound diary from Queen Mary in a ceremony at the Royal York hotel Toronto. Dr Henry F Munro announced the gift and Miss Black and Vaughan Road Collegiate students attended with Ontario peers. Richard Graybiel, son of Windsor Daily Star’s general manager, won the boys coronation diary prize.
A woman recounts severe neuritis in the head and right arm and credits Kruschen Salts with lasting relief after months of use. The item explains neuritis may stem from intestinal stasis and that Kruschen ingredients dissolve uric acid crystals and aid their expulsion through natural channels.
A reflective chronology tracing major conflicts from Waterloo to the Civil War era. The piece notes wars across Europe, Asia, and America, including the Tai Ping rebellion with millions killed, contrasted with modern telegraph and news access.
At the University of Michigan open house on April 30, exhibits included Scientific Marvels Motors operating at 30 000 rpm and wood cutting with paper discs, steam turbines at 23850 mph, model airplanes resisting gas, and tools measuring to a millionth of an inch. The Otto Langdon internal combustion engine from 1870, a single cylinder four cycle engine fired by pilot light, is highlighted as a forerunner of the modern automobile.
A concise remark notes a ten second gap distinguishing the two boxing styles. It highlights the timing edge as the key practical distinction.
Dr. James F. Hanegan of New York demonstrated a twilight sleep method for painless dental procedures at the New Jersey Dental Society meeting in Atlantic City. A randomly chosen boy patient was kept numb yet conscious through regulated nitrous oxide and oxygen while conversing with the dentist. The doctor reported seven years of experiments with no serious mishaps and urged routine use by dentists.
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