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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 06, 1934
Page
2
A Canadian appeal urges citizens to aid the needy as unemployment and drought strangle Western provinces. Governments fund relief, but private charity via churches, Red Cross and service clubs remains essential. thousands answer with railway carload donations, while many yet resist.
Commercial canning ranks among Canada’s oldest large industries with roots in global science and trade. It traces to Napoleon and Appert’s air tight rations, to the English tin can, and to a North American surge turning canning into a world industry. The text notes harvest cycles: October marks harvest end in the north and start in the south, with November through January aligning with Peru, South Africa, Burma, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, and Australia.
Two Dutch inventors claim a solar driven engine can replace petrol in cars and aircraft by amplifying sun energy a thousandfold in a photo electric cell. They say solar boilers in Egypt already use concentrated sun to generate steam for turbines and predict an industrial revolution if feasible.
The Montreal Star notes Japan shows limitless inventive genius by making bamboo fountain pens, silk socks, umbrellas, and now tens of thousands of spare automobile parts for only a few cents.
Sufferers from rheumatism sciatica lumbago and overweight can try Kruschen Salts at our expense. The ad claims Kruschen cleanses the body of food refuse poisons and acids and offers a free trial bottle with a Regular package. Use the trial bottle first and follow the six mineral salts to restore health and energy, with limited supply available.
Numerous regions across England adopt coal gas as a motor fuel reporting economic benefits and effective performance. Authorities cite cost savings and practical applicability for everyday vehicle use.
Mrs T A Berney of Wellington St Toronto Ontario reports a severe boil outbreak believed caused by blood condition. After using two bottles of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery the boils gradually disappeared and have not returned. Sold by druggists everywhere. Dr Pierce’s Clinic Buffalo NY.
In a strained exchange, uncle questions the upbringing of a baby with the father and suggests the child will follow parental traits. The father balks, noting the twig’s bent toward girlhood, while the uncle insists early shaping determines future character.
The Ottawa Journal argues that people quick to criticize police overlook their many successes. It notes that praise should match the reality of organized police work where many criminals are caught and few fail.
A renowned French perfumer recently died and an accompanying will reveals recipes formulas and ideas for perfumes locations creams. The document is intended to keep the laboratory staff busy for years with ongoing projects and suggestions.
Advertises Aspirin as fast relief for headache neuritis and rheumatic pain. Claims rapid dissolution and quick action after swallowing. Emphasizes safety and heart safety, promoting Bayer aspirin made in Canada and available in 12 tablet packs or larger bottles.
A secret chemical trial cleared fog by spraying liquid from 30 foot above ground pipes. Fog particles within 2000 feet were dropped as water, blazing a clear path. Anticipated early use at aerodromes amid costly fog signals and guidance systems.
A reader learns that the cockatoo is the noisiest bird, capable of a scream heard a mile away. The bell-bird of Brazil is described as runner-up, a white pigeon-sized bird whose call resembles a hammer on an anvil.
A peculiar feature anchors Cottonwood along its central avenue a historic well set in the middle of the town street. Local lore ties the well to early settlers and civic life shaping daily commerce and gathering spots.
A British writer notes tires now last 15 000 to 25 000 miles, an increase from the prewar 3 000 to 4 000 miles. The observation reflects improvements in tire design and materials.
Many people feel sour and sluggish due to an overworked liver and use laxatives or mineral waters. The ad urges waking the liver with Carter's Little Liver Pills, a purely vegetable remedy that is safe and quick, asking customers to refuse substitutes.
Brazil covers 3 176 358 square miles and has an estimated population of 39 800 000.
Hermann Ganswindt the inventor behind a Mars voyage dirigible concept died in Berlin at age 78. His earlier ideas sparked debates on space travel and airship technology.
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