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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 21, 1935

Page

4

Farm Rehabilitation Plan Chief for Prairie Advisory Committee

Dr. E. 8. Archibald of the Central experimental farm leads the prairie farm rehabilitation advisory committee announced in Ottawa. Members include Olaf Nylund Shaunavun Sask Leonard Koole Monarch Alta P C Colquhoun Maple Creek Sask R P Gilchrist Wild Horse Alta later additions F Freer Winnipeg Manitoba B F P Alley Toronto Canadian Bankers Association Dr W J Black Montreal Canadian National Railways E W Jones Calgary Canadian Pacific Railway J H Ellis Winnipeg Manitoba government O S Longman Edmonton Alberta government Prof A M Shaw Saskatoon government Saskatchewan Briggs Ive lost my new car Griggs Why dont you report it to the sheriff Briggs Hes the one that took

E. 8. Archibald Central Experimental Farm Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Advisory Committee Ottaw Olaf Nylund Winnipeg Manitoba Mortgage Companies of Canada B. F P. Alley Toronto Canadian Bankers’ Association W. J. Black Montreal Canadan National Railways E. W. Jones Calgary Canadian Pacific Railway J. H. Ellis Government of Manitoba O. S. Longman Edmonton Government of Alberta Prof A. M. Shaw Saskatoon Government of Saskatchewan

Nazi agitator Streicher warns of bans on mixed marriages

Julius Streicher in Nurnberg during the Germanic Healers Exposition promised future public health laws to brand miscegenation and forbid marriages between Germans and Jews. He claimed 100000 German girls are ruined annually by Jewish households and tied the expo to a broader anti medical and anti Jewish agenda.

Germany Julius Streicher Baiter Nurnberg Streicher

Air transport of livestock expands across the empire

Imperial Airways reports growing air shipments of pedigree animals including dogs cats day old chicks and tropical fish to the continent and London. The fleet has carried locusts rabbits mice parrots bears monkeys bees and even lions in special cages and horse boxes for performance animals.

Imperial Airways England Empire London Africa Continent Paris

Relic Cow Catcher Donated to Canadian Railway Group

A wooden pilot or cow catcher, claimed to be the only one of its kind in Canada, has been donated to the Canadian Railroad Historical Association in Montreal. It will be displayed at the Canadian Railway Centenary exposition set for July 1936.

Canada Canadian Railroad Historical Association Montreal

Venus Likely Home for Life Finds Mars Too Cold

Scientists and astronomers report Venus as the best candidate for life on another planet while noting Mars experiences night temperatures at least 40 degrees below zero.

Venus Mars

First Printer Of France Honored. Faithful Dog Hachiko Mourned

William Fichet the first printer of France is honored with a statue to be erected in Petit Born where he was born 502 years ago. A dog named Hachiko in Tokio is mourned by the nation after dying at Shi buy a station grave beside his master Dr Hidesaburo Ueno.

William Fichet France Petit Bornand Fichet Sorbonne Gasparin Pergamo Gutenberg Paris Sebastien Charlety The Italy Sixtus IV Tokio Japan Hachiko Hidesaburo Ueno Shibuya Ueno Aoyama

Embroidering Poplar Leaves Turned Veins into Art

A Cuban girl uses poplar tree leaves as embroidery bases. Leaves are collected from fallen wood, soaked 15 to 20 days with daily water changes, then softened and brushed to reveal delicate vein networks. Silk thread colors form designs, with raised petals often built by layering colors and a small silk flower at the leaf base.

Stuffed Eggs With Mustard Dill Dressing

Hard cooked eggs peeled and halved. Remove yolks and mash with butter mustard cucumber pickle and dressing from the pickle to moisten. Mix and season with salt. Fill whites with the yolk mixture and sprinkle with paprika.

A Sensible View on the undefended US Canada border

The piece argues the long undefended border has kept peace, noting a 24 million population in the U S and a 10 million neighbor. It questions the need for fortresses against a smaller state beside a powerful nation and cautions against entering fortification with a much larger neighbor.

Canada United States Toronto Star

Will Rogers Sees British Jubilee Humor In Transatlantic Talk

Will Rogers broadcast from Hollywood to England on the silver jubilee, praising King George and Queen Mary while joking about liberty and friendship between Britain and the United States. He offers playful remarks on manners, humor, and cross cultural ties as a lighthearted reflection on the imperial celebration.

Will Rogers England United States George Queen Mary Hollywood British Empire Rogers Britain

Reads Like Fiction A Balkans magnate ends in poverty in Budapest

Alexander Pokol once ruled the Balkans as the wealthiest man after a school teaching career. He gained a fortune in gold mining, built a Budapest palace and a castle, and lavishly spent on meals, wine, and gifts. After selling his mine in 1916 he lost his fortune and died poor at 71 in a Budapest hotel.

Alexander Pokol Balkans Ferdinand Marie Romania Budapest Pokol Borpatek Hungary

Praise For Crowned Heads General Jan Smuts Has A Good Word

General Jan Smuts lauds monarchs in the London Spectator calling kings among the best people he has known. He cites King Victor of Italy and King Ali bert of Belgium and praises King George for his simple humanity, tact, and sympathy.

Jan Smuts South Africa London Spectator Victor Italy Alibert George

Liberty Endangered by Efficiency Movements

Lord Hugh Cecil warns that the push for efficiency violates liberty as new deals and organizers of efficiency seek to control people. He argues the modern movement risks subduing personal rights under claims of order and practical gain, urging caution and reflection.

Lord Hugh Cecil

Monster Egg From Ontario Hen Stuns Local Farmer

Walter Hiles of Welland Ontario reports a white leghorn hen laid an enormous egg measuring 7.44 inches by 8 inches with a double yolk. He notes the bird has laid double yolkers before but none this large.

Walter Hiles Welland Ont Hiles

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