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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1928
Page
7
A dramatic scene on a developing western rail line shows a heavy cargo train and crew pushing through a rugged route. A doctor reports a serious accident with a leg injury and internal injuries as workers clear the right of way amid steam and blasts.
Douglas and Gillis with Ranger Wilkinson push toward Summit Lake through dry stretches and rugged forest. They encounter river, wildlife, and a famed trapper host John Hillier at a log cabin, revealing a serene, untouched mountain valley and a tense, roving expedition atmosphere.
A devotional meditation contrasts human fear with trust in God as the guiding providence of the universe. The poets Charles G Ames and M J Savage frame divine order as attentive to individual lives, from leaf to bird, beyond nations, cities, or families.
The Saskatchewan Dental Society explains tartar or salivary calculus forms on the lower front teeth and upper molars. It urges brushing within five to twelve hours of deposit appearance to prevent hardening. Removal requires a dentist with special instruments. diligent after meal brushing helps minimize buildup.
A lady applicant for a license is asked if she has driven a car. Her husband claims she has logged 120000 miles with no wheel time. The examiner asks citizenship and she asserts she was born in Tipperary but on the Fourth of July.
George G. Wakeman of Ottawa, inspector of Canadian air services, told the Dominion aviation conference that the government does not plan financial contributions to harbor and seaplane station development. He said the government may act on installing and maintaining lighting along airways and at airports.
Moving Picture Studio for Calgary. Guy Weadick, manager of the Calgary Stampede and general manager of British Canadian Pictures Limited, which firm just finished the first all Canadian picture His Destiny, says his company is considering establishing a Calgary studio where picture making conditions are excellent.
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