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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 17, 1936
Page
6
Nazi entymologists restrict foreign words in German speech. Crown Princess Juliana to marry January 7 at the palace. Goering decrees mandatory employment for skilled men over 40 to uphold self-sufficiency. WWII era brief notes mention London protocol on submarine warfare and other global items.
A quip on shamelessness contrasts a man claiming innocence with statistics about cheese consumption. Switzerland averages 26 pounds per person annually while the United States averages under five pounds.
Developments around Lake Athabaska in northern Saskatchewan attract strong capital from Consolidated Mining and Smelting and Athena Mines plus new ventures Borealis Syndicate and Mineral Belt Locators Syndicate. Reports describe large gold silver copper and nickel prospects with three major ore zones and underground workings at Athena and Consolidated mines. Channel samples yield $10 to $12 per ton over 12 to 16 feet in gold bearing quartzite zones.
Sunday school lesson summarizes Paul’s confinement in Rome, noting he lived in a hired dwelling under military custody and spoke boldly to Jews and Gentiles. It covers Acts 28:16-31, Paul's appeal to Caesar, and ongoing preaching about the Kingdom of God during his two-year stay.
The report notes nearly 10 million rivets used in the Queen Mary hull and states that about 15 to 20 percent of a fowl’s weight is lost during dressing.
The Special Branch and Secret Service are coordinating with Continental police to protect crowds for the coronation. A six month round-up aims to remove undesirables and ensure no alien in the country remains unaccounted for before May.
The Royal Canadian Air Force achieved a new Northland record as a plane used for upper air observations by the meteorological service of Canada took off from ice at Fort Smith NWT and climbed to 17000 feet, a first for the district.
In polar regions, nights of complete darkness are rare as the horizon stays lit by the hidden sun. The glow emerges from twilight and atmospheric scattering, creating persistent dim light despite winter conditions.
The passage cites a four year old boy at 154 pounds and another at 155 pounds. It notes Buddy Haug of Irvington New Jersey eating a large supper to a current weight of 245 pounds at age eleven. he is five feet two inches tall and has remained healthy.
Japanese scientists report a new magnetic alloy composed of nickel, steel, and aluminum that allegedly doubles the strength of the common magnetic steel. The development highlights improved material performance for industrial applications and may influence future magnetic device design.
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