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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1924
Page
6
Sergeant Seymour weighs Bart Caswell s plot to seize Glacier Creek plunder as Ruth Duperow Moira Caswell and BonnieMort confront masked schemes. Moira reveals Bart used a hired gun to subdue slaves and hide the theft amid the Klondike like frontier outpost.
Seymour arrives at a frontier mission a log dwelling for worship set against Glacier Creek and cedar forest. A welcoming missionary greets him at the front door as malamutes guard the yard and the scene evokes remote settlement life near the Cheena corridor.
In Provost Alberta a woman recalls her illness and pain before doctors advised surgery She credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with relief After taking three bottles she reports a healthy baby girl and renewed energy She recommends the remedy to friends and awaits others to try it.
The Ohio State Journal reflects on governor William Russell of Massachusetts and the idea that making a life of meaning surpasses merely earning a living. It says each person has a conscience guiding their work, whether bridge building poems or a store keeping, and true worth is fulfilling that inner command.
A three engine all metal plane with 1000 horsepower powerplants is planned for the All Red Empire London to Cairo relay route. The design enables 2000 mile non stop flights with Malta as a relay and Cairo arrival about 31 hours after London departure.
Ethel asks if Gladys lies about her age and Clara questions how such a claim can hold with a twin brother present. The brief exchange highlights playful gossip and family chatter from a small community.
An elaborate exhibit by Jas Henderson of Fort Qu Appelle was shown in Regina on October 30 to November 1. His landscape paintings of Qu Appelle Valley and seasonal effects drew many visitors at Regina College, prompting a University invitation to bring thirty to forty works to Saskatoon for a ten day display. He has gained fame for portraiture and depictions of Cree Blackfoot Sioux chiefs, with one Indian head already known widely at Wembley all summer.
A jeweled Paradise representing Vishnu’s abode Vaikuntha is displayed at the Indian Pavilion in Wembley valued around $12,000. The background uses precious gems with emerald mountains and sapphire elephants. rubies form the eagle while emeralds depict Vishnu. Over 7,000 pieces create the model with pieces shaved off to show humans and animals. Vaikuntha is revered as the highest heavenly abode by Hindus.
The New York blind adapt to city sounds, becoming adept at moving through a noisy urban environment. They rely on the warning cues of rustling leaves and engine noises, with no street accidents among them in a year, a contrast to sighted pedestrians who face daily dangers.
Saskatoon resident Thomas Houlding, longtime figure in local building operations and prominent property owner, died recently. He was famed as "the man who carried a different walking stick daily" and amassed the largest collection of walking sticks in the area.
The Calder Act ends and hundreds of civil servants retire. Since 1920, 1,200 workers have retired under its provisions. A woman over 0 who scrubbed government floors since Confederation days remains on duty as new floors replace worn ones.
A compact devotional note collects brief quotes about love, kindness, and faith from multiple authors. It centers on loving God by loving fellow humans and finding happiness through charity and virtue.
More than fifty homesteads were claimed through the Dominion Land Office at Edmonton in September as new settlers moved into Alberta. The second item notes a belief among Hindus that evil spirits target women and children after they have eaten candy.
Africa shows interest in Charles N Hatfield famed for California rainmaking. Tunis in French West Africa asked the King’s County Chamber of Commerce Hanford California about Mr Hatfield seeking a Sahara trial potential.
Mrs. David A. Anderson of New Glasgow Nova Scotia praises Baby's Own Tablets claiming they solve her children's bowel and teething issues while easing colds and fevers. The product, sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25c a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A tiny London printed English Bijou Almanack owned by Mrs. F W Crowther of Vancouver measures three quarters by half inch. Gilt edged leather bound with calendar and court matter information. Poetically illustrated by the Hon Mrs Norton.
A camera has been developed capable of exposing a photographic plate for one two hundred thousandth of a second. The device promises breakthroughs in motion analysis and high-speed imaging for scientific and industrial use.
The ZR-3 flying from Germany to the United States maintained an average speed of 61 miles per hour. At this pace it would cover Halifax to Liverpool in 40 hours and Newfoundland to Ireland in just over a day, according to the Toronto Globe.
Barbara jokes that her love drives her father to madness while the speaking pair tease a suitor about romantic passion in a light dramatic exchange. The scene contrasts affection with family concern in a comic vein.
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