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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1934
Page
6
The Dominion bureau of statistics has issued a report listing Canada’s censuses in chronological order, a resource of interest to students of Canadian history.
A local grocer offers Gillett's Lye as a fast thorough cleaner advertised as dependable. The ad encourages shoppers to ask their grocer for tin today.
Lord Baden Powell tours the world inspecting the Boy Scout movement and will end in Canada after a ten month voyage. An Algeria to Africa air link begins with a mail flight from Algiers on Sept 7 returning successful. Dissolution of York County Children’s Aid Society board announced by Ontario officials. A boycott against firms paying unfair wages urged by Ontario’s deputy minister of labor. A national health insurance scheme will be urged at a Dominion provincial conference in Ottawa this fall. Sir Langdon Bonython donates 500000 dollars to mark South Australia’s centenary and fund parliament houses.
Gordon H. Guest explains carbon monoxide dangers from engine exhausts and furnace pipes. The gas binds to haemoglobin, depriving tissues of oxygen, causes bright red blood, and is lethal in small air concentrations. He notes car emissions, air purification with hopcalite, and mine rescue use of canaries.
The article asserts that buttermilk offers comparable nutrition to skim milk, noting similar calorie and protein levels and suggesting interchangeable use in diet plans.
Sunday School lesson on John 15 emphasizes abiding in Jesus as the source of fruit. It compares abiding to a vine, cites F B Meyer and Charles Erdman, and notes obedience to commandments as the path to remaining in the Father's love.
Canada should segregate youthful offenders during trial and prison terms, urging separate trials for ages 16 to 21 and separate penal institutions similar to the English system. The resolution, supported by church leaders and Magistrate J E Jones, calls for probation laws where needed.
Jackie Cooper, a twelve year old film actor, arrived in New York for a theatre engagement and made sharp remarks about women saying they are suckers for money. He added he will remain celibate and avoid women.
A classroom exchange defines a molecule as something so small it cannot be seen, even through a microbe. John emphasizes its invisibility to the naked eye and even to microscopes.
A society forms to hoist a Japanese national flag on Mount Fuji. The flag, sized 80 feet by 56 feet, will be visible from afar when raised atop the sacred mountain.
A description of a confrontational performance likening brutal labor to wage slavery and proposing how a minimal daily pay could frame a provocative critique. The piece frames physical exertion as coercive, challenging viewers to consider exploitation in labor.
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