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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 14, 1930
Page
2
An essay argues that lasting progress cannot come from force or coercion. It cites Butler and warns that compulsion fails to change minds, using Russia's Soviet regime as a cautionary example. True reform requires voluntary cooperation and persuasion, not imposed will.
An 82 year old resident of Mount Clare studies reading and hopes to read a newspaper soon. He says he never dreamed a world like the printed page would unfold before him and that progress is fair.
W. E. Darling of Cincinnati, a blind speaker, said only 15 percent of safety rests on mechanical detail and 85 percent on education. He shared his accident experience to urge relentless prevention of industrial injuries. Also noted is Calais historic Port de Guise saved by government status. Simnards Checks Falling Hair.
Canada will impose an immediate embargo on importing and moving all parrot species after the British Columbia Health Department reported an outbreak of parrot fever near Vancouver. Dr. H E Young, provincial health officer, said this is the first known outbreak in Canadian history and that authorities are tracing parrots from the Orient to check their locations.
R G McNeillie named assistant passenger traffic manager of eastern lines with Montreal base. He joined CPR in 1901 as a stenographer and rose through roles in Winnipeg Nelson Calgary and Winnipeg again to become general passenger agent in 1922. A farewell gift included a liqueur set, cut glass decanters and a wardrobe suitcase presented by C E McPherson.
Mrs James Vanalstine of Pibroch Manitoba reports heart pains and smothering spells eased after using H. N Pills, three years free of spells. The Milburn Co Toronto sells pills for 50 cents. The British Guild of Blind Gardeners promotes gardening instruction for sightless children, noting blind gardeners can prune fruit trees sow seeds and thin vegetables.
Mrs. Jas A Haughn of Bridgewater Nova Scotia describes severe weakness headaches and insomnia. After trying several remedies she used Dr Williams Pink Pills which renewed her blood and restored energy enabling her to resume household duties. Pills available 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The phrase dates from the Middle Ages when churches had bare floors and the aged sat on a low stone wall seat along the nave. The wall seats, used by the infirm, gave rise to the saying and may still be seen today in some churches.
Mothers aware of sudden croup use Dr Thomas Electric Oil for prompt relief and versatile medicine. The text also promotes Douglas Egyptian Liniment stopping bleeding cauterizing wounds preventing infection and inflammation.
A new commercial air route from Trieste to Marseilles will stop in Venice connecting with lines from Vienna and Rome. Tri-motored seaplanes will be used.
Two hours after meals sour stomachs indicate indigestion from excess stomach acid. An alkali neutralizes the acid, with Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the tasteless, quick remedy. It has been trusted by physicians for 50 years and is advertised as the genuine, doctor-prescribed solution.
The English headmasters touring Canada report strong reception in Toronto and across the country. Dr. Cyril Norwood says they will advise quality immigration and warn against unprepared applicants seeking immediate posts. He favors careful intake and self-driven opportunities for graduates.
Philip Osler was fined $10 and costs by Magistrate R. M. Noble in provincial police court for disturbing wild geese in Manitoba during the close season. Game Warden Durant testified Osler pursued thousands of geese between Rosser and Meadows in his plane and was warned to stop the sport.
In the past decade Canadian Pacific Railway has invested about 100 million dollars in building ships at British yards. A newly held olive oil congress in Spain took place in Brazil, highlighting international oil trade connections.
Premier Ramsay MacDonald writes to McGill Annual readers from Chequers Park, urging students to apply diligent effort to all tasks. The piece ties scripture to public life and education. A separate ad notes Mitler's Worm Powders claim to rapidly expel parasites and support health. An English Blackpool debt order for $60.90 shows a long-term payment plan of six cents monthly spanning over eighty years.
The plan calls for playgrounds about 14 feet above street level to serve children in New York City tenement districts as a solution to dense urban housing and the need for safe outdoor space.
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