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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1936
Page
6
Canadian residents compete for a 1450 prize by submitting ten word slogans on plein paper. Each entry must include Royal Household cutouts or a facsimile. Entrants must post by August 30 1936 to The Ogilvie Flour Mills Co Limited. Judges are three independent persons. no correspondence.
Sunday school lesson recounts Paul’s arrival in Jerusalem with testimonies of Gentile generosity and Jewish zealots’ suspicions. Elders urge him to join a Nazirite vow to prove law observance, provoking a riot that nearly costs Paul his life before Commander Lysias intervenes.
The passage questions whether brutal bullfighting dulls the average Spaniard to atrocities in ongoing civil strife. It notes that cruelty to animals, whether practiced or witnessed without protest, dulls finer human characteristics. It also mentions that eight different television receivers are on sale in London.
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as stimulating two pounds of liver bile daily to aid digestion. It warns of constipation and body toxicity if bile flow is blocked, claiming the pills are harmless, do not contain calomel, and speed up the body’s function.
In Tamatsu near Kobe the town held a yearly ceremony where husbands performed housework while wives relaxed. Men scrubbed floors washed dishes and did the family wash as residents enjoyed food and drink at the town hall.
The federal government announces W. Fuller chief architect of the public works department has been superannuated with retirement effective November 3. C. D. Sutherland named acting chief architect as replacement. Russia reports 16 new oil refineries this year with a capacity to process 220000 tons of crude oil annually.
Under Hitler's four year self sufficiency drive the Reich commissioner orders banning real rubber for many items. German children lose rubber balloons and maidens in the third Reich will be unable to wear rubber garters as a result of the decree.
Sister Emma Durham who nursed Alfred Lord Tennyson died in London. Viscount Halifax said in the Lords that full friendship with Italy remains possible. The Canadian Daily Newspapers Association met in Ottawa with 25 directors. Germany nears completion of a 26000-ton battleship to be launched before year end. A Jerusalem court sentenced three Arabs to death in related disorders. Argentina corn shipments through Montreal port expected to reach 10 million bushels for U S consumption. Gazet Van Ghent to cease publication in Ghent on Jan 1 1937 after 270 years.
The former Sir William Morris who built popular low price English cars has offered Oxford University more than 6 million dollars to extend its medical research program. The Ottawa Journal compares this to state wealth seizing fortunes of men like Lord Nuffield and questions prudent public spending. Russia plans to raise production of commercial vehicles by 130000 units this year.
Trade sources report a glycerine shortage driven by rising global armament needs and a drop in production over the past year. Demand remains strong for use in automobile anti freeze solutions and other industrial applications.
A common remedy for rheumatic pains is two aspirin tablets with a full glass of water. The advertisement claims aspirin relieves pain quickly and urges consulting a doctor. It notes aspirin is Bayer’s registered trademark and advises looking for the Bayer cross on each tablet.
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