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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 15, 1929

Page

6

Dominion Convention of Canadian Legion to Meet in Regina

The Dominion Convention of the Canadian Legion BESL will be held in Regina on November 25, 1929. Ex service men not yet Legion members are urged to join, with provincial branches present in nearly every district. The Legion seeks broader support to aid widows dependents and returning men, and invites inquiries for the nearest local branch. The article also notes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a camp antiseptic and soothing remedy.

Dominion The Canadian Legion Besl Regina Legion Saskatchewan Canadian Legion Thomas

World Happenings Briefly Told

Lord Revelstoke left half a million dollars to King Edward's Hospital Fund for London after dying in Paris. The Newfoundland legislature tables 1929 30 expenditures at 10 647 706 and funded debt at 81 424 149. A British sloop Cyclamen sails from Iraq to protect subjects in Abadan as Persian troops restore order. Profound secrecy shrouds the French Air Ministry building programme as aviation plants work. Barbara Pitcher, missing McGill student, found dead in Back River near Sault au Recollet. New Brunswick urges starch plants to absorb surplus potatoes. China bans decapitation as an execution method by authorities.

Lord Revelstoke Paris King Edward's Hospital Fund London Newfoundland Cyclamen Iraq Abadan Persia Barbara Pitcher McGill University Montreal Back River Sault Au Recollet New Brunswick Department of Agriculture State Council China

Cutting Corns With Razor Leads To Lock-Jaw

Warning against paring corns with an infected razor due to infection and possible death. Promotes PUTNAM'S CORN EXTRACTOR as quick relief and mentions PUTNAM'S PAINLESS CORN EXTRACTOR with a 25-cent price at dealers.

Putnam’s

Alberta Wheat Pool builds elevator network with 38 contracted

The Alberta Wheat Pool announced a definite start by securing contracts for 38 country elevators and acquiring 12 more from other interests. A local voice quips about coordinated effort, while a Scotsman joke adds light color to the scene.

Alberta Wheat Pool

British Piano Makers Dominate U S and New Zealand Markets

British piano manufacturers seized leading positions in the American and New Zealand markets, overtaking American rivals. The shift highlights a growing international reach for British firms and a changing balance in competitive piano production and sales.

New Zealand

Magnetic North Pole Reached By Canadian Explorer

Major L. T. Burwash, Canadian explorer and scientist, reports from near the Magnetic North Pole that he has completed observations and remains safe. He went alone over a year ago to study magnetism and search for Franklin expedition relics and has now been ordered to investigate copper deposits along the Coppermine River.

Magnetic North Pole Sir John Franklin L. T. Burwash Northwest Territories Ministry of the Interior Burwash Arctic Magnetic Pole Franklin Wireless Coppermine River

Edison Offers Scholarship to Brightest American Boy

Thomas A. Edison seeks the brightest high school or preparatory student from each state and D C to compete for a four year funded college scholarship covering tuition. The 49 finalists will be invited to Edison’s Orange New Jersey laboratory near August 1 for a questionnaire and evaluation.

Thomas A. Edison United States Edison District of Columbia Mr. Edison Orange N.J

Okanagan Apple Prospects Despite Harsh Winter

Despite a hard winter the Okanagan Valley shows little injury to fruit trees with fair prospects for the apple crop at the southern end. Notes on a film future and a lighthearted dialogue appear alongside an advertisement praising Thomas Eclectric Oil as a versatile remedy.

Okanagan Valley

Growing-age duties and stable government described

The piece notes that people expect much of a growing boy after meals and daily labor. It also defines a stable government as one where the people remain hitched to the system.

Supreme remedy for excess stomach acid promoted

An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a superior neutralizer of excess acid. It promises immediate effects with no after-effects and urges readers to learn this method now. The ad claims physicians have prescribed it for 50 years and notes full directions are on each bottle.

Dentist Comment Sparks Humorous Opinion

A witty remark claims a dentist alone may instruct a woman to open or close her mouth at will and face no backlash, reflecting a satirical take on professional authority.

Dentist

Fruit Omelet Betty Barclay Recipe

A simple fruit omelet uses one egg orange rind juice and salt. Prepare orange slices with remaining powdered sugar then cook a folded omelet in butter until set and serve with orange slices and extra sugar.

Simple Tomato Meat Ragu Style Skillet Dish

Shred one pound of lamb beef or pork and brown in its own fat. Add chopped celery and celery tops, minced onion, and salt. Cover and cook ten minutes. Stir in flour and butter then two cups strained tomato juice. Simmer until thick and bubbling.

Canadian air mail pilot sets world speed record Toronto to Montreal

Captain S Bondurant of Canadian Airways piloted a Fairchild 71 from Toronto to Montreal, covering 340 miles in 1 hour 44 minutes, achieving the world fastest air mail flight. Fog near Montreal prevented a possible faster time. The flight used Imperial Aeroplane Spirits and Imperial Marvelube products.

Canada S. Bondurant Canadian Airways International Airways of Canada, Limited Toronto Montreal Bondurant Imperial Aero

Outward Ritual Is Not Religion In Jeremiah 7

The lesson argues that temple worship alone fails without obedience to God. Jeremiah warns at the temple gates to reform ways and reject false prophets. True security rests on social justice, protection for the vulnerable, and obedience to the covenant through God and Jesus Christ.

Jeremiah Jehovah Israel Dean Stanley Ephesus Diana F. B. Meyer Judah God Jesus Christ

Boundary Commission Takes On Demarcation Duty

The treaty signed at Washington on February 24 1925 assigns the International Boundary Commission the task of keeping the Canada United States border in effective demarcation.

Canada United States International Boundary Commission Washington

Crying Good for Complexion Claims English Doctor

An English physician asserts crying benefits the complexion provided the phrase is taken literally. He argues tears cleanse the skin and reduce blemishes, repeating that the outcome depends on the person’s own complexion.

Hemp Grow Promoted by Saskatchewan Board of Trade

The Northern Board of Trade instructs its secretary to buy and distribute hemp seed to promote hemp growing. Seven area farmers demonstrated viability with four acre plots, hemp reaching 13 feet by June after a late sowing. The provincial government assists, with the nearest factory in Portage la Prairie Manitoba.

Rorthern Board of Trade Portage la Prairie Manitoba

Short of Breath Smothering Feelings Choking Sensation

Mrs. Hi Day of Dartmouth Nova Scotia writes of a yearlong struggle with smothering spells and shortness of breath that made walking difficult. After many failed treatments she finally decided to try a new remedy.

Hi. Day Dartmouth, N.S

Milburn's Heart Nerve pills price and taunt of fashion

An ad notes Milburn's Heart Nerve pills 50c per box from The T Milburn Co Toronto and claims quick relief. A customer joke about fashion in a window display contrasts with a Roosevelt quip and a nautical mile measurement.

T. Milburn Co., Ltd Toronto

Bay Route Delayed Until Summer 1930 Navigation

The Hudson Bay Railway faces delays with harbor works at Churchill and Hudson Straits not ready for this year's navigation. October readiness is unlikely, so commercial use of the northern route is postponed to summer 1930.

Hudson Bay Railway Churchill Hudson Straits

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