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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1937
Page
2
The article examines Brazil under a new governing regime, detailing political upheaval and social tensions. It outlines key actors, the shift in leadership, and the potential impact on policy. The piece analyzes regional responses and international attention to the evolving situation.
The piece argues Brazil's economic strain and coffee crisis fuel a controversial regime. observers warn dictatorship may signal fascist risk in the Western world. It notes Brazil’s defaulted external debt and widespread poverty alongside a looming political crisis.
Western Canada seeks to shift crude supply from the United States to local fields led by Turner Valley Alberta. Plans include expanded Regina refineries, reduced rail freight, and a potential pipeline to move oil more cheaply from Calgary to Regina and beyond.
A man serving the eleventh year of a lengthy sentence for murdering a federal agent has filed suit against a Chicago radio company. He seeks to stop dramatizing his crime career on air. The case is described by experts as the first of its kind in legal history.
Alice Stevens shares practical leavening rules for baking including ratios for baking powder and substitutions with cream of tartar and soda. A muffin recipe using bran apples and butter is provided and readers are invited to write for free home cooking advice to the Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
Clare Dennison, superintendent of nurses at Strong Memorial hospital in Rochester, condemns a U S rule that blocks Canadian nurses from temporary U S residence. She warns the shortage may force hospitals to turn away patients in Rochester and other border cities.
A 57 year old man reports four years of backache ended after seven days on Kruschen Salts. He credits improved morning freshness and daily function to the remedy, stating the kidneys regain normal action and pains fade with continued use.
Sir Hubert Wilkins admitted at Edmonton that his beard would be trimmed short during his Arctic voyage despite explorers often keeping beards in cold regions. He carried a pair of clippers and planned a neat trim to withstand sub zero conditions.
The Natchez people called the month of February Chestnut Moon, reflecting their seasonal focus on chestnut trees and harvests. This naming preserves a cultural tradition showing how indigenous groups marked time by natural events.
Visitors to Westminster Abbey marvel at the chapel of St. Edmund and St. Thomas after restoration following the Coronation setting removal. Monuments and walls appear newly colored with pristine white canopies, including the tomb canopy of Sir Bernard Brocas formerly dull and streaked.
Bert Saunders of Pittsburg testified he was walking when a sudden sneeze, triggered by stepping on fruit, hurled him through a $69 plate glass window. A magistrate freed him of the charge of breaking the window.
Nearly 650 Manitoba and Saskatchewan boys are employed at Flin Flon’s Picture Mine. They work underground in shifts, contributing to the mining operation amid a region renowned for its ore production and rugged frontier conditions.
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