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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 20, 1931
Page
6
An ad claims fat loss with Kroshen Belts and Krushen salts. It promises energy gain and endurance after taking a stated half teacup of a hot water mixture before breakfast. The text asserts health benefits and a 75 cent jar price across Canada.
An inter provincial conference will meet in Ottawa this autumn to discuss tax boundaries. Sir Alexander Gibbs will lead a harbour enquiry including New Westminster and Vancouver. Cuba trade talks with Canada yield no agreement. Dr Harriet Clisby dies in West Kensington at age 100. Leeds hosts a world wide conference on remedies. France will build its own legation in Canada per Hon C A Henry. Close to 10000 Toronto Irish Free State Hospital tickets seized. Indian farmers in prairie provinces sow more wheat than 1930. Attlee says penny postage not to be reintroduced soon. Spanish women to be eligible for political membership next election. All citizens may be candidates regardless of sex or profession.
Yale University graduate school announced 176 fellowships and scholarships valued over 130000 with gifts totaling more than 2000000 for 1930 1931 study. William F Hanna of Winnipeg will study genetic relations of Tilletia Levis and T Tritici. Edith M Mason of Victoria plans research on the life and works of Colline D Narieville.
Canadian bond sales for the year to date total $211,193,386, up from $191,969,321 in the same period last year and $140,814,686 two years ago. Purchases by Canadian financial houses reach $147,306,386 with American firms at $59,787,000 and British buyers at $4,100,000.
English golfers are embracing the American no-coat principle in footwear and apparel, aiming for simpler, lighter attire on courses. The shift signals a broader trend toward performance over tradition in British golf fashion.
An essay arguing Canadians waste lives and money to prevent disease. It cites diphtheria typhoid and tuberculosis as preventable, urges public backing for health services and prevention to reduce mortality and strengthen a nation.
The ninth divorce application in 50 years came before the Isle of Man legislative council. Since no divorce law exists, a unique bill is required for each case, then must pass the House of Keys, go to London for royal assent, and finally be proclaimed at the open-air Tynwald Court.
A one pound body on Earth would weigh about 27 pounds at the Sun's surface due to stronger gravity. The comparison explains how gravitational acceleration differs with celestial bodies and illustrates the scale of solar gravity.
Our Fashion Magazine presents patterns No 951 No 561 No 191 No 102 No 284 with bust sizes from 16 to 48 inches and material yardage for 39 27 and 32 inch fabrics. Includes instructions and prices 15 cents for the book and 25 cents for each pattern.
The golden text recalls Jesus command to do this in remembrance of me as Luke 22 19. The lesson covers preparation for keeping the Passover in Jerusalem with Peter and John guiding to a house and upper room. It describes the Paschal meal and the institution of the Lord's Supper with Eucharist language and the betrayal warning.
King George receives a postage stamp album featuring a complete set of the new pictorial stamps for Southwest Africa and unused marginal blocks of four. The presentation was made by South Africa’s high commissioner C. T. Water, with designs by South African artists and engravings by Bradbury, Wilkinson in England.
Cream the butter with brown sugar and a lightly beaten egg then stir in grated carrots and lemon peel. Sift flour with soda baking powder cinnamon and ginger. Add dry mix to the butter mixture. Bake in a buttered pudding pan for one hour and serve hot with pudding sauce or cream.
A beef dish is simmered in salt water until tender, deboned and finely chopped. The liquid reduces to one cup then blended with vinegar sugar herbs and seasonings. The mixture is pressed into a mold and chilled, served with tomatoes and lettuce and mayonnaise. Icebergs contain no salt as they form from glacier snow. Illiteracy is deplorable but not as bad as reading everything and believing it all.
Canada produced 2,504,000 tons or 36 percent of world newsprint, nearly double the United States. Britain, Germany, Newfoundland, and Japan each produced about nine or four percent respectively, with six countries supplying about four-fifths of the 6,975,000 tons total. Canada also led in export share.
In St Albans England women fanciers display over 70 varieties of plain and fancy mice including white eyed, silver and tan, black and tan and even a rare blue mouse. Proceeds benefit charity. A separate note says Argentina requires government analysis and registration of all tooth pastes before sale.
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