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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1932
Page
6
A Quebec woman writes that she revived dull grey curtains using Diamond Tints from Diamond Dyes. No boiling required, just a rinse in tinted water with Ecru, yielding bright looks that fool guests into thinking new curtains were bought.
The Saskatchewan Government plans to plant orchards at Institutional Farms across the province and test new fruit varieties. It asks donors to send plum pits grape seeds cherry and apple seeds to designated farms and wardens to support demonstration farming for patients and local communities.
Saskatchewan plans a broad fruit growing drive led by Minister J F Bryant with J E Park as provincial gardener. The project centers at Regina Parliament Buildings nursery, with ten acre plots at Regina and North Battleford institutions and five acre blocks at Weyburn Mental Hospital Prince Albert Gaol Moosomin Gaol. It includes caragana shelter belts and rows of spruce for windbreaks, and will test named apple crabapple plum varieties from Regina nursery stock.
The piece notes Canadian Indian cultivated land rising from 173 198 to 237 228 acres in the prior year. The M S Lady Logan arrived at Churchill with geologists. Plans to reclaim 10 000 acres on Kootenay Flats near Creston B C. The thirteenth Patriot plane from Japan is christened. Tobacco shipments from Canada to Sierra Leone begin from Montreal. Imperial Airways reports a record 4728 passengers London to Paris in August. A 4394 mile non stop flight is planned from New York to Kovno. Mexico hints at gold standard by treasury move. Germany sees aviation growth with 817 gliding certificates and 241 pilots trained. J L Wilson Goode moves from Trinidad to Vancouver. A E Pollard will replace him.
A reflective note urges that accidents cannot be stopped by protest alone and that natural laws remain at work for our benefit. It emphasizes the ocean's power as waves carry thousands of ships while some are engulfed.
An advertisement features Skin Loveliness Mises E. T. praising Carter's Little Liver Pills as a superior purely vegetable tonic for liver and bowels. The copy claims benefits for complexion, constipation, biliousness, and headaches with pricing details included.
Devotional and lesson notes center on Psalm 101 2 about walking with a perfect heart. Bible readings include Genesis 50 17 to 21 Luke 2 40 to 52 and 10 38 to 42 with Psalm 101 1 to 7 as devotional reading.
Mrs A J W writes that her ninety two year old father remains fit and active after using Kruschen Salts daily. She claims regular use improves internal cleanliness and blood flow, giving vitality and an "Eruschen Feeling."
The post office warns that bread flour cereals seed oils and other foods are banned from mail delivery to curb famine relief. With shortages in the Soviet Union peasant shipments via mail have risen, but the new rule ends this channel forcing reliance on overcrowded trains or starvation.
The passage contrasts Mary and Martha at Jesus shared in Bethany. Jesus gently rebukes Martha for overworking and stresses that Mary chose the better part by listening at His feet. The story underscores spiritual focus over worldly service.
Eight Calgary residents required medical care after viewing the sun eclipse August 31 without proper eye protection. One woman is nearly blind in one eye while others report severe strain and partial blindness. Recovery prospects remain uncertain and treatment may continue for three to four months.
The average person loses weight at about one pound every eight hours due to moisture evaporation through the lungs and skin and through physical activity.
A passerby recalls warning a young neighbor to cross safely as the child quips that they always wait for the empty space to pass by. The anecdote emphasizes cautious behavior and awareness of traffic.
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