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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1938
Page
7
A short, promotional note promises quick headache relief by following an aspirin method. It advises repeating if pain remains and to consult a doctor if relief fails, noting aspirin as an effective option for headache and rheumatic pains.
An Earl renowned for needlework and his wife, a Queen Elizabeth II aide, opened a five century needlework exhibit at Stoney Thorpe Hall Warwickshire. Queen Elizabeth wore gardening prongs. one piece with gloves and belt was shown reversed so she could view the embroidery correctly. Victorian pieces included a six yard nightgown with crown and monogram. A former Lady Newdegate’s penitence stools, depicting mislaid items, were described.
Henry Ford, in a Detroit interview, predicted a prosperous 1939 and no major European war, saying business is upgrading and the public mood is improving as people return to work. He blamed recent unrest on "isms" and argued that work will bring prosperity. The piece ends with a scientific note that the body’s center of gravity leans slightly to the right.
In a northern Manitoba mining setting, Hammond confronts a dangerous truth as Jeanne reveals her past with Lew Snade and a stolen $3,000 from a fur auction trip. She confesses a planned precarious life with a changing Lew, while grappling with fear of exposure and a fragile future.
A woman's account traces Lew Snade’s thefts and flight from Edmonton to Vancouver then Prince Rupert. Barstow fails to locate him, Hammond vows to recover the money, and Timmy Moon notes Snade near Leon Creek as the search widens. The chapter ends with Hammond seeking Snade amid a frontier town atmosphere.
Sir William Gragg argues Britain must pursue internal reconciliation to avoid suspicion and ignorance. He says national strength comes from principled leadership, voluntary service, and disciplined unity to achieve lasting peace and external reconciliation.
United States Army batteries near Honolulu report exceptional accuracy in target practice. Officers say their crews can hit moving targets at 180 mph and 17,000 feet, raising the ceiling for anti-aircraft drills. A single hit in 20 shots was once considered good for three-inch guns.
The Irish government weighs high commissioner appointments to Canada South Africa Australia and New Zealand noting no existing Irish officials in the dominions while London hosts a high commissioner. Beebe’s bathysphere reached 3028 feet in 1937 and endured about 5800 tons pressure at its deepest point. Larger whales gain over 100 pounds daily in prime life.
A new airplane device would allow landings without a human pilot. The pilot sets the apparatus six to seven miles out and the device controls speed, cross winds and vertical currents, applies brakes, and stops at the desired spot. Five radio beams guide the craft. ideas credited to Francis Dunmore of the U S Bureau of Standards.
London conductor Sir Henry Wood marks his jubilee with famous and humorous anecdotes. A friend advised him against singing, saying his conductor's voice would carry through a brick wall. He also pursues carpentry, plumbing, and painting, and owns a 4000 book library with a renowned music collection.
Canada supplied about half of the 2,000,000 bushels of certified seed potatoes sold in Argentina last fall. In Uruguay, 13,630 crates of the 95,024 crates imported for the crop planted in January February 1938 were also supplied by Canada.
Beans are not usually looked upon as poultry feed but call beans are sometimes fed. It is best to cook the beans and feed them as part of a wet mash similar to the way potatoes are fed.
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