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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 1927
Page
7
Fort generations mor thers have used Cuticura Preparations for all toilet purposes and teach daughters daily use yields clear smooth skin and healthy hair. They rely on the Soap for cleansing the Ointment for soothing and healing and the Talcum as an ideal toilet powder.
In February Mrs. St John schemes to help Helmi escape Friendly Home by staging a theater outing and a fak e meet with a friend. Helmi vanishes at the Grand after the plan unravels and a police telegram orders her return on the next train. The conductor spots her aboard in a stylish disguise, ready for a new start as she moves toward an uncertain future.
In a moving train a woman slips from hurried travel to refined comfort in a drawing room. Helmi changes from plain travel clothes to a black silk dress with lace, while Mrs. St John equips her for a journey with luxury items including a suitcase, magazines, chocolates, violets, and a embroidered doily as part of an act of generosity.
A Kansas City Times summary explains how horizon distance grows as a pilot climbs. At sea level an observer 5 ft 6 in tall sees about 2.5 nautical miles to the horizon. at 100 ft up, 10.63 nm. 1,000 ft yields 33.63 nm. 3,000 ft 58.25 miles. 4,500 ft 71.34 miles. 6,000 ft gives a circular ocean view about 165.76 nm wide.
A Canadian government statistics report says meat consumed by Canadians last year totaled 1.5 billion pounds. The per person average is 162.27 pounds annually with pork leading at 77.44 pounds and beef at 75.45 pounds while lamb and mutton average 9.38 pounds per person.
Aluminum keeps tea dry and preserves aroma and strength. Red Rose Tea is packed in Aluminum with a money back guarantee of satisfaction.
The Konigsburg and Karlsruhe, 6000 ton German cruisers launched last year, are described as wunder ships by a London Daily News naval correspondent. They use light special steel hulls with electric welding, diesel cruising range of 6000 miles, and gear turbines delivering at least 32 knots. Armament includes nine 6 inch Krupp guns with rapid fire in triple turrets and mines dropped from a stern hatch. They outrun larger British ships and mount larger broadside than bigger rivals.
John McMillan, general manager of Canadian Pacific Telegraphs, says Britain's beam wireless system proves the nation’s leadership in radio and telegraphic communication. He notes the Rugby station has worked to Montreal for nearly a year and to South Africa, Australia, and India, capable of simultaneous empire-wide links.
The piece notes the Prince of Wales remarks that no one should envy his life. It mentions rapid wardrobe changes during an encounter with Colonel Lindbergh and the ready arrangement of outfits. A casual chat between Harry and Marjorie adds a light ending.
Fridtjof Nansen once backed by the League of Nations and a major donor to Russian peasant reforms faced backlash from Soviet authorities. He created model farms in the Dnieper and Saratov regions, but fines over a sandpit and suspensions led to the withdrawal of land concessions and loss of funds and years of effort.
Canadian Pacific Railway launches a through sleeping car service from western Canada to Winnipeg for December sailings to Saint John. Through cars connect to ships S S Melita November 25 and S S Montclare December 6, Montrose December 9, Montcalm December 15. December roundtrip excursion fares announced.
Miss Fumiko Terao of Japan wins the 100 meters at the All Japanese Sports Carnival near Tokio in 10.45 seconds, beating male and female rivals. The tale notes Charlie Paddock as the fastest man and compares records. A Scottish crab tracks a 300 mile journey aided by a shell tag. A wedding quip closes the item.
A devotional reflection quoting Longfellow and Bunyan emphasizes choosing the narrow way to life and peace. The text frames the spiritual journey as a rugged road toward a heavenly abode and highlights self-denial as key to the path.
A passerby who claimed to be Canadian and an ex-soldier walked through Dundalk on his hands from Dublin toward Belfast. He traveled with a goat harnessed to a small four wheeled cart carrying camping gear and cooking utensils. Civic Guards regulated traffic along the Newry Road for over two miles.
A youngster crafted a sentence with the word ecauteurize as he recalled his mother’s anger. The father defines a bachelor as a man who looks before he leaps and then doesn’t leap, offering a wry lesson on caution and risk.
The ad touts Fletcher's Castoria as a harmless, tastily sweet remedy for infant colic constipation or diarrhea. It claims gentle effects on the baby’s system and offers a care book, noting a doctor’s approval for real sickness.
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