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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 25, 1932
Page
5
The New York Herald Tribune notes postwar Anglo American relations have deepened beyond past pretenses. Mutual respect replaces sentimentality as both nations face common adversity, shedding fears of entanglement or mass production. Public aides and critics shift from warning to watching progress with cautious optimism.
The Regina Daily Star notes the Prince of Wales invites British businesspeople to visit Canada, combining business with pleasure as a model for emulating Canadian citizenship and trade potential. It adds the Prime Minister proposes Conference visitors tour Canada coast to coast to gauge trade opportunities.
The Review of the Live Stock Market and Meat Trade for 1931, issued by the Markets Intelligence Service of the Dominion Department of Agriculture, reports that saleable live stock including poultry weathered the year better than other farm sectors. Livestock holders began the new year in a stronger position than those who did not include livestock in their 1931 plans.
Toogood apologizes for calling Butler a rhinoceros yesterday. He recalls reading in the paper that a rhinoceros is valued at £200, and Butler forgives him in a light exchange.
Charred bones of a goose found in East Kootenay B C reveal a tag with Ontario naturalist Jack Miner’s name. The bird once sheltered at Kingsville sanctuary and was fed by Miner. The tag shows the bird ranged from the Gulf of Mexico to Baffin’s Land, a first crossing of the Rockies.
Dominion Poultry Husbandman E. C. Elford notes hens have long influenced Canada’s life. He cites poultry as financing shoes and education for many business people and says poultry farming offers strong, growing returns.
A mistress laments the lack of coal while a maid explains delays. A would be actor confesses ambition as the driver, while the mistress jokes that it was the audience that egged him off. The exchange blends pride and mockery in compact comic couplets.
A 190s style notes pattern No. 432 features a china blue and white batiste print collar in plain white batiste with narrow cuffs. Plaits enhance fullness in the skirt. linen in tomato red with white trim and white leather belt offers chic sturdiness. Patterns include pique dimity and tub silks. sizes 8 to 14 years. size 10 uses 2 3/4 yards of 35 inch fabric plus 4/5 yard contrast. price 25 cents.
Pattern order notice from Winnipeg newspaper lists the union address at 175 McDermot Ave. Winnipeg. It provides a pattern number name and size options for customers.
University of Alberta launches drought resistance program led by O. S. Amodt to reduce crop losses from drought, soil drift, and weeds. The National Research Council backs grain research with provincial studies on plant drought resistance while Russian methods for artificial chinooks inspire similar equipment at Alberta to control moisture.
The Milk Utilization Service argues cheese should be used more for its high protein fat and minerals, not just flavor, noting one pound offers substantial protein, fat, calcium and phosphorus. Toronto Winnipeg experts warn western Canada must plan development scientifically to conserve water, forests, and land, proposing hedges, strip farming, drought resistant crops, and reforestation to avert future shortages.
Statistics show 7024 total deportations from Canada to other countries in 1931 32. Of these 4248 were sent to British Empire nations. Public charges accounted for 4507, with 980 convicted of crimes and 75 under the Opium and Narcotic Drug Act. Other causes include 367 medical, 285 insanity, 27 mentally defective, 13 previously deported, 27 and 585 accompanying.
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