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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1932
Page
2
A philosophical meditation on how the past shapes the present and informs the future. It argues against erasing past mistakes, urges learning from history, and notes that progress comes through evolution rather than revolution. Strong emphasis on prudence during economic depression and the need to apply past lessons.
Icelanders use hot springs for horticulture and claim they could supply all of Iceland with vegetables. A campaign starts with the slogan Buy Icelandic, while people refuse to credit or cash to outsiders.
In Palmerston North New Zealand a hen remained buried under garden and path clearings for twenty four days before a neighbor heard it cackling and discovered the bird. Though weak and emaciated it recovered well. Separately Psychologists report caffeine effects diminish with habitual use in coffee and other beverages.
Mrs. S Dragoman of Midland Ontario describes long heart trouble with rapid heartbeat headaches and fainting spells. After using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills she felt much better and says she would not be without them in the house.
A brief note records a receipt of prize by The T Milbure. No additional context or details are provided in the readable text.
A clever gang robs letter boxes for checks using bait and inside info. They forge stolen checks with ultraviolet detection and handwriting experts, exaggerating their criminal craft. The piece hints at a fictional tie to Edgar Wallace.
Medical authorities note that most stomach troubles arise from excess hydrochloric acid. Avoid artificial digestants and use Bisurated Magnesia after meals to neutralize acid, ease sourness, gas, and pain, with powder or tablets.
Observers note rising patent activity in Britain with growth in silk manufacture laundry machines and dye alloy production. New industries emerge at home previously dominated by France the United States and Germany as British firms increasingly lead in dyes and alloys and silk products.
Captain Hopkins seeks four Isabella horses in Germany for the Maharajah to pull state coaches. The breed features brownish yellow coats and white manes and tails, once bred across Europe by princes, with Hanover’s Herrenhausen studs noted, now rare and produced by a single private German dealer.
The ad claims Miller's Worm Powders eliminate worms and improve appetite biliousness and other internal disorders by acting on the stomach liver and bowels. It asserts children thrive and show improvement as soon as treatment begins regardless of worm-infested stomach condition.
A dummy funnel will carry the wireless equipment of the White Star liner Georgic nearing completion at Belfast. The aerial and direction finder sit inside the funnel for interference-free signals with the funnel top open and an aerial on a cabin roof. Like Britannic, Georgic has two large elliptical funnels but uses one for exhaust as a motor vessel.
The piece links modern taste to the historic origin of the sandwich named after Lord Sandwich, noting a shift from tea rituals to quick snacks amid gambling and busy social life. It praises Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a long standing relief for asthma, urging sufferers to obtain it from their druggist without delay.
A flivver derailed eight CN freight cars at a level crossing near Gravenhurst Ontario after side swiping the train. The owner driver T E Callon of Orillia and a passenger William McEachern escaped with minor injuries. no crew injured.
In British Columbia on Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland, greenhouse and hotbed glass area has grown to about four million square feet, up more than 200 percent in eight years. A note on science cites liquid hydrogen at 422 degrees below zero as a striking temperature example.
An advert touts Douglas Egyptian Liniment as a fast remedy for scalded feet and soft corns and warts. It claims to relieve inflammation and remove proud flesh.
The Pas RCMP recovered trapper Oscar Morrell’s body 34 miles east of Mile 374 after a Christmas Eve departure. He reportedly died from a self inflicted rifle wound while tending his trapline and attempting to reach a shack during a severe cold spell. Morrell, who had ties to Winnipeg and Saskatoon, was later identified and prepared for burial in The Pas.
A Carnegie Institution report by Dr. D. T. MacDougal states that wood is not truly solid. It contains twenty to forty percent air by bulk, with gases trapped in its microscopic tubes and cell cavities.
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