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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1930
Page
6
An advertisement touts Krunhen salts for indigestion noting relief after years of discomfort. It claims the product first stimulates saliva and appetite, then prompts digestive juices to flow in the stomach and intestines.
Bound for Germany to negotiate a settlement for accounts outstanding between that country and Canada, Hon. C. H. Cahan, Secretary of State, sailed recently from New York. The London Daily Herald reported that King George wished to confer a title upon George Bernard Shaw, but Shaw declined. Prince Leopold of Bavaria, field marshal and commander in the east, is dead at 84 from pneumonia. The first woman accountant in Quebec joined the Society of Chartered Accountants as Miss Charlotte N. Howell received her entrance certificate. Prisons in Great Britain are under capacity with several closed due to lack of occupants. Manitoba cabinet granted a 50000 loan to the Cattle Loan Association at 5 percent. members pay 7 percent on secured advances. New Zealand parliament approved a national art museum project with a war memorial and carillon, Wellington subscriptions and government subsidy total 500000 each. Frederick Edlin Smith, Earl of Birkenhead, died in London at 58 after bronchial illness. he once served as Lord High Chancellor and prosecuted Sir Roger Casement.
Sweden tops the Scandinavian shipbuilding chart with 26 vessels totaling 127000 gross tons under construction at midyear. Denmark follows with 29 ships and 116000 gross tons. Norway has 33 ships and 40000 gross tons. Of Swedish builds nine steamers or motorships of 2000 gross tons each, two larger motorships, four in the 5000 to 6000 ton range, and six in the 8000 to 10000 ton range.
A race horse in England carries a single period name. The owner Mrs. G L Redmond may seek late attention. In the United States a 15 year cooldown applies to reuse horse names. England restricts naming to avoid living persons and classical winners. Classics include Thousand Guineas Derby Oaks and St Leger.
Major L. T. Burwash, renowned Canadian explorer, arrives in Ottawa after an epic Arctic flight. He mapped the magnetic pole and shed light on Franklin's expedition mystery.
Lesson highlights Mary pondered Jesus sayings after hearing shepherds and angels. Centered on Luke 2 15 19 and John 2 1 5 19 27 with devotional Psalm 67, the study invites reflection on faith and obedience in daily life.
Swiss guides Christian Hasler and Ernest Feuz reached Golden British Columbia by train and Pack train with Major Longstaffe to study headwaters of the South Gate Littlewood and Toba Rivers. They reported 350 square miles of glacier area seen and photographed, with Feuz noting this is only a part of the vast field.
Tingey patterns are created in Paris and made in New York. A charming long sleeve dress pattern for young girls offers option to omit sleeves for short sleeve version. Described in kasha weave with crochet edge details and Slav peasant air, sizes 2 to 6 ready for immediate delivery. Send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name address and pattern number.
Excerpted gospel passages recap Mary’s roles in Luke 2 and John 2 and 19. Mary ponders the shepherds tale, requests aid at Cana, and from the cross Jesus entrusts Mary to John. The reflections cite F B Meyer and J H Jowett on Mary’s care and divine vocation.
A religious service was conducted atop the Eiffel Tower for the first time in over four decades. A small table served as altar in the 4000 foot high cage while the breeze provided the liturgical music. A tribute was paid to M Eiffel.
The wife kept the budget, labeling a mystery entry as L.O.K. for Lord Only Knows. Her husband finally asked for the meaning, and she explained it was a joke about vague expenses in their accounting routine.
A mending paste is described as withstanding washing boiling and ironing and is used to mend clothes. The text states a woman’s tongue is a sword and never rusts, implying a sharp witty remark.
Experts examining documents found with the Andrees balloon expedition members in icy Hullveen struggle with the second diary. They say the record of the final days is nearly erased after 33 years since the trio’s death and the diary’s exposure. The couplet of quotes reflects a grim view of inquiry and risk.
Dr. E. E. Free of New York introduces a device that attaches to objects and responds to a human blow. A speaker mouthpiece lets breath turn pages while playing piano and shift typing carriage. Blowing can open car doors and windows or control aircraft and machinery. The device promises broad, purposeful control via breath.
Fur traders in Fairbanks Alaska report that Cariboo range peaks appear higher. A trapper cites trees with water marks from lakes and streams now hundreds of feet lower as evidence. A government geological party has been requested to investigate the uplift.
Hon. J. A. Merkley, Saskatchewan Minister of Railways and Labor, says Saskatchewan households will save over 300000 this year on canned goods due to freight rate reductions. The estimate comes from a Regina wholesale firm and will hold until navigation on the Great Lakes ends, after which review is planned.
A reader note emphasizes that stalls are reserved seating and contrasts it with the pit and gallery. The article states Belgium has around 12,000 unemployed, indicating broader economic distress.
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