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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 11, 1925

Page

7

World Happenings Briefly Told

A London Sunday Express report says Lord Peel likely will be Canada’s next Governor General but denial comes from Lord Peel. Miss Anna Fraser of Antigonish Nova Scotia believed oldest Canadian voter at 105. Bishop Loward Mowll of West China reportedly returns to Chengtu after kidnapping. Harry Pidgeon completes globe circumnavigation in a 34 foot catboat porting at San Pedro after 33000 miles. Eight hundred cattle from Roderick Macleay reach Winnipeg in 27 train cars largest wartime shipment. Leicester opens a women motor drivers school with instruction on driving and machinery. Berlin reports Germany to push for German as extra official language in League of Nations not credited by officials. Lieut.-Col. N Donald of Chemanius BC moved to command Ypres at Halifax after wreck near Vancouver Island. Maxim Gorky recovers fully from earlier illness and writes on life in Russia. James Buchanan Price among 16 heirs sharing 2009000 left by tobacco king. A wooden Indian sells for 250 in New York. Death of Professor Mavor in Glasgow on a visit. former Toronto University economist born in Scotland 71 years ago.

Lord Peel Canada Lord Byng Nova Scotia Anna Fraser Antigontah Loward Mowll Westhina Anguat Chengtu Globe Harry Pidgeon San Pedro Cal Roderick Macleay High River Alta Winnipeg

Mystery Nelson Battleship Proves British Might in 1927

A New York Times letter argues the Nelson will be a premier battleship with 35 000 ton displacement, 702 foot length, nine 16 inch guns, and secret details. It compares British, American, and Japanese ships, noting Nelsons potential superiority in armament and speed.

Nelson Becaue Great Britain Ajax Centurion Thunderer Mutsu Nagato Ampericans Japan United States New York Times

Wembley Exhibition Not Financial Success

The British Empire Exhibition at Wembley, opened 1924 to boost trade, closed Oct. 31 after two years. Despite 27,000,000 visitors and royal patronage, it did not prove financially successful though officials expect long term trade and resource gains for the empire. An elaborate closing proclamation was issued.

Wembley

Worm Powders Cure Worms in Infants and Aid Growth

The article describes worms irritating the stomach and intestines in infants, causing malnutrition. Miller's Worm Powders are claimed to destroy worms and correct morbid stomach and bowel conditions to ensure full nourishment and better development.

Export of Canadian Cattle to Britain Surges in 1925

Canada shipped 77,242 live cattle to the British Isles by October 1 1925, up from 58,684 in 1924 and 44,206 in 1923, with an expected total for the year exceeding 106,906 head.

Canada British Isles

Sweden Funds Civil Air Service Expansion

Sweden sets aside nearly 290000 for civil air services this year to establish and maintain routes. Nordiska Flygederiet recently started a new air link between Stockholm and Danzig.

Sweden Stockholm Danzig Nordiska Fiygrederiet

The Will to Win Always Uppermost in the British Charge

A London Spectator note argues Britain recovers from crises through will and knowledge. It compares industrial and wartime resilience, urges awareness of improvements born from individual energy, and warns that national decline in world markets demands urgent remedy.

New Dress Pattern in French Crepe with Inverted Side Plaits

The pattern describes a stylish season frock with inverted side plaits for freedom of movement. Features long diagonals, a left hip extension, vestee front, fitted sleeves, and optional short sleeves. Sizes 16 18 20 years, fabric yardage given. pattern book price 16 cents, individual pattern 20 cents.

How To Order Patterns in Winnipeg Newspaper

Instructions list pattern numbers and names for Pattern No and Town Site at Union location in Winnipeg. This notice conveys ordering details from 175 McDermot Ave. Readers are guided to contact the Pattern Department for pattern requests.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg

Settlers Arrive at Lethbridge Irrigation Tract

James Pike reports an average of one new settler per day is being placed on the Lethbridge Northern Irrigation tract under provincial government supervision.

Lethbridge Northern James Pike

Frontier College publishes its first education calendar

The Frontier College announces its first calendar highlighting home study courses designed for workers and rural students. It stresses university credits toward degrees without compulsory attendance and lists compulsory subjects like Forestry Biology Agriculture to meet Canada’s growth needs.

Frontier College Forteelf Canada Yonge Street Toronto

Dominions’ Status in Locarno Pact Questioned by Burnham

Viscount Burnham owner of The Daily Telegraph and Imperial Press Conference president addressed a London gathering on how the Locarno security pact affects the dominions. He asked whether the dominions would supply arms or harbor enemies or lose neutrality if Britain warred, and warned that unresolved questions threaten imperial unity.

Viscount Burnham The Daily Telegraph Imperial Press Conference London Dominions Lord Burnham Great Britain Lord Buraham

Canadian provinces plan committee for British market

Arrangements are under way to form a committee representing all Canadian provinces to cooperatively place Canadian produce on the British market in line with the imperial economic committee's suggestions.

Canada Imperial Economic Committee

No Woman Made a Fool of Me Says He

A humorous exchange features a boastful man declaring no woman would fool him, followed by a quip from a woman. A separate fact states that newborn elephants weigh about 165 pounds on average.

Cuticura Heals Severe Pimples Says Nova Scotia Woman

Miss Mildred M Breau of Crousetown Nova Scotia describes a year of itching large red pimples that spread and burned. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment after a free sample and three pots of ointment led to healing in about two months. She advises daily Cuticura Soap and occasional ointment plus Cuticura Talcum to prevent pimples.

Mildred M. Breau Crousetown Nova Scotia

Crossword Puzzle Word List Mixed Clues

A long list of numbered crossword clues covering animals perfumes flowers actions and common nouns across multiple categories. Clues include 1 Animal of cat family 6 Exist 27 More recent 31 Wheel track 49 A Revolutionary War hero first name Ethan and many others with abbreviations and varied word lengths.

Ethan

Saskatchewan farmers aim for twelfth world wheat sweepstake

Saskatchewan exhibitors at fourteen international grain shows have won the sweepstake eleven times and seek a twelfth at Chicago this fall. The department of agriculture covers Regina to Chicago transport costs for all exhibitors. First prize winners receive 50 dollars from the province and grand championship winners receive 150 dollars.

Saskatchewan Chicago Department of Agriculture Regina

Cucumber Native Of Egypt Traces Its Travel Through History

A historical note traces the cucumber from Egypt where it grew near Cairo after the Nile flood to Palestine and Europe. It notes the plant’s scarcity in Egypt outside Cairo, its spread via trade, Virgil’s mention, and its introduction to England from Holland in 1538.

Egypt Cairo Nile Palestine Europe England Holland

Eight varieties of poisonous mushrooms noted in study

A recent investigation identifies eight distinct varieties of poisonous mushrooms. Researchers emphasize careful identification and caution for foragers to avoid deadly species and accidental poisoning.

History of the common people 16th century

A compact overview tracing the common people’s status in the 16th century, noting shifts from suppression to moments of momentum as social structures and everyday life evolved across notable regions. The text highlights periods of hardship alongside emerging collective agency.

Canada Joins World’s Top Six as Trading Nation

In the year ending August 31, 1925 Canada's foreign trade placed it among the first six nations, driven by vast grain exports and growing manufacturing. Total exports reached $1,130,753,557.

Canada Dominion

Oil that is Famous in North and South

Though Canada was not the birthplace of Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil it is the home of the famous compound Its good name spread to Central and South America the West Indies Australia and New Zealand It is on sale and in demand in these regions

Canada Thomas’ Eclectric Ol Central South America West Indies Australia New Zealand

Pulp Exports From British Columbia to Japan Grow

British Columbia pulp dominates the Japanese market on price with 2000 to 3000 tons imported last year out of 3500 to 5000 tons from all nations. Quebec is expected to enter the field soon.

British Columbia Japan Quebec

Agricultural schools enroll over 200000 students yearly

More than 200 000 students enroll annually in United States agricultural schools, reflecting ongoing demand for programs in farming science and related disciplines. The statistic highlights the scale of agricultural education nationwide and signals sustained interest from students pursuing careers in agriculture and agribusiness.

United States

Forest Fires Blamed for Fur Shortage This Summer

A report attributes a harsh summer to widespread forest fires that disrupted fur supply. Experts cite smoke damage and reduced trapping success. Local buyers warn markets will face higher prices as fur stock dwindles.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leicester Eng Berlin Germany League of Nations League N. Donald Chemanius B.C H.M.C.S. Armentieres Vancouver Island S. M.C.S. Ypres Halifax Maxim Gorky Russia James Buchanan Price Duke University Oklahoma City New York Glasgow Mavor University of Toronto Scotland Britain Annie Buesnel Chatham Jodhpur India Council of the Regency Billy Willie Scott Macaulay London Spectator Clipse the Frontier College Locarno Holloway Eis Loin Ces Reds Lecs Pifesiee Ee Ooe
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