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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 25, 1937

Page

5

Early Pioneers Built Sod Houses on the Great Plains

A historical look at sod houses as essential West settlement dwellings. The piece cites Howard Ruede’s 1877 Kansas home cost and notes the hats for sod walls, plus the role of such structures in western conquest and the rare preserved letters. It also highlights Plant Physician Dr Cynthia Westcott forging a modern garden practice and her book The Plant Doctor.

Columbia West Kansas Columbia University Press Howard Ruede Bethlehem John Ise University of Kansas Ruede Ontario Canada Cynthia Westcott Wellesley Corelli Europe Westcott Cornell

Misunderstanding Over Cornet Player at Inn

A commercial traveller spends a night in a country inn. In the morning the land lord asks about the music, and the traveller explains he pounded on the wall to stop the cornet player next door. The landlord reveals the cornetist believed the room’s applause was five encores.

London

Starts New Industry in Southern Alberta Mustard Seed Farm

South Alberta farmers are growing commercial mustard seed, shipping 30 000 pounds east for processing. Two Warner farmers lead the effort to establish mustard as a new industry in the region, replacing the weed like tumbling and ball mustard with a market crop.

Southern Alberta South Alberta Warner Lethbridge

Get Something for Nothing Drives Mail Swindles

Chief postal agent K P Aldrich warns the public about mail swindlers, claiming annual losses reach one billion dollars. He notes this surpasses combined robberies and burglaries and urges vigilance against credulous victims targeted by schemes through the mails.

Barnum K. P. Aldrich Ohio State Journal

Robins Build Nesting Towers At Bloomington School

A robin colony at Bloomington Indiana built 11 nests on a Bellflower grade school fire escape this spring. Nests rose in a stair like line with four completed, eggs laid in three, and one bird kept guard while others worked.

Bloomington Inl Bellflower

Train Time at a Grade Crossing Slogan Recall

motorists are reminded of the railroad slogan It is always train time at a grade crossing as a safety reminder.

Coronation symbolism ties past to present across nations

The New York Times editorial praises the coronation as a universal symbol linking tradition and modern achievement. It notes the crown and regalia as more than sovereignty, signaling human mastery amid modern technology, while asserting shared heritage between Britain and the Americas and drawing parallels with constitutional loyalty in the United States.

Americas Europe United States Westminster Abbey England New York Times

Airship Service Considered After Beauvais Disaster

Montreal Star reports that after the B-101 airship crash at Beauvais on October 4 1930 Britain may suspend lighter than air tests yet questions linger about civil airship use. Rumors say an airship service could link England to St Hubert with routes to India and South Africa as the Air Ministry weighs civil aviation potential. Landlady joke closes the item.

Beauvais France India Great Britain Montreal London the Star Air Ministry England St. Hubert South Africa Montreal Star

Explanation Of Method Whereby New Wheat Varieties Resist Rust

Report discusses how stem rust infects wheat and how resistant varieties like Thatcher Renown Apex acquire broad resistance as they mature. It notes over 140 rust strains, the need for resistance to all regional strains, and contrasts Marquis as susceptible with Thatcher immune to many strains. It also covers the Windsor oak seedling afforestation ceremony in Ottawa.

Canada George Windsor Castle Tweedsmuir Peace Tower Parliament Hill Ottawa Queen Victoria H. J. Keith Ottawa Canadian Association “Men of Trees Forest of Royal Oaks Windsor Park Marquis Thatcher

Music and Women Inspiring Force Highlighted in Winnipeg

Dr Frederick Staton told the Women’s Canadian Club that women nurture music from lullabies to concerts. He noted most choral society members are women and that festival contestants are largely girls and women. A brief oddity about two blue sheep sent to Washington zoo ends with a note on the pink elephant seen but uncaptured.

Frederick Staton Winnipeg Staton Toronto China Washington

Crochet mesh gloves pattern from Winnipeg paper

Lace friendly crochet mesh gloves pattern 5846 offers a quick first project in cotton with frill edged cuffs. Includes small medium large sizes with material lists stitch diagrams and photo. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave. E. Winnipeg for instructions.

Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

King's Champion Dymoke Guards Coronation Traditions

Frank Seaman Dymoke at Scrivelsby Court Lincolnshire, 74, heir to a five century duty as King's Champion, authorized by the Earl Marshal to bear the Standard of England at the Coronation. He guards medieval rites from his hermit seclusion amid 2000 acres of parkland and Gothic deer parks.

Frank Seaman Dymoke Scrivelsby Court Horncastle Lincs George VI Dymoke Duke of Norfolk England

American in London hotel meets Aberdonian in joke

An American staying in a London hotel is asked by an Aberdonian what country he belongs to. The American answers The greatest country in the world. The Aberdonian retorts that the American does not speak like a Scotsman.

London Sandy

Mass of the Sun Exceeds Earth by About 330000 Times

The sun’s mass is roughly 330000 times greater than Earth’s mass, highlighting the vast scale difference between the two celestial bodies. This comparison emphasizes the sun’s dominant gravitational influence in the solar system.

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