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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 09, 1934

Page

6

Dominion appoints T Robichaud head translation bureau

Ottawa confirms Dominion government appoints T Robichaud as superintendent of the bureau of translation with a salary between 4800 and 5400 dollars. The report notes other world happenings including Canada tourism gains and a Polish millionairess bequeathing funds to cancer and tuberculosis care.

Dominion T. Robichaud Ottawa Bureau of Howard G. Ferguson Great Britain Canada D. Leo Dolan Federal Tourist Bureau Poland Jacob Potocki Churchill Alberta Prairie Provinces Dominion Agricultural Credit Company, Ltd University of Manitoba Winnipeg D. A. Macdonald

Reaching Danger Point in Taxation Spending Limits

The piece warns that government spending is financed by taxpayers and that taxation has a danger line when levies become oppressive. It also notes a testimonial received by a patent medicine firm claiming an ear salve restored hearing after nine years of deafness.

Philadelphia Inquirer Nebraska

Saskatchewan Radio Instruction Program Returns This Year

The Saskatchewan Government Correspondence School Radio will continue for the current year with daily broadcasts from 4:30 to 5 PM Mountain Standard Time on weekdays from Oct 15 to Dec 14 1934 and Jan 14 to Apr 26 1935. CJRM Regina originates the network including CFQC Saskatoon CHAB Moose Jaw CJGX Yorkton CHWC Regina CKBI Prince Albert. Instructors will address pupil difficulties and answer questions from teachers and students. Students should have their correspondence lessons ready for listening.

Saskatchewan CJRM Regina CFQC Saskatoon CHAB Moose Jaw CJGX Yorkton CHWC CKBI Prince Albert

Diamonds the purest form of carbon in nature and lab

Diamonds occur in river and sea beds and are refined by washing to remove coatings. They range from clear high value stones to black varieties used for cutting. Synthetic diamonds have been made since 1893 by Moisson, but production remains limited. The Cullinan diamond weighed 3025 carats before being cut.

Moisson South Africa

Florida Drug Store Supplies 15000 Pounds of Meat to Cruiser

A United States cruiser called at St. Petersburg Florida and purchased 15000 pounds of fresh meat from a local drug store. The unusual order highlights the store's broader inventory beyond typical offerings.

Florida United States St. Petersburg

Thunderstorms and Weather Facts Highlighted

Java holds the world record for most thunderstorms. West Indian hurricanes typically travel in a curved path. Birds can see 100 times better than humans.

Java

Sunday School Lesson on the Christian and His Bible

The lesson centers on Acts 8 26 39 with the golden text Psalm 119 97 declaring love for the law. Devotional reading focuses on Psalm 119 41 48. The study emphasizes meditation on scripture through a Sunday classroom framework.

How to Study the Bible in Reverent Scholarship

Charles Reynolds Brown argues that true study of scripture requires both thorough, fearless scholarship and deep reverence. He warns against literalism and cynicism, urging discrimination between local and universal truths and stressing that knowledge and devotion together guide the renewal of the inner life.

Charles Reynolds Brown Main Street

Street police speakers warn drivers in St. Louis

A portable traffic school car with a loud speaker appears on St. Louis streets. Officers operate the vehicle to admonish drivers about their handling of cars as part of polite police work, offering guidance without alarm.

St. Louis Missouri

American rights bought for Austrian invention TV set

Gustav Boehm, Austrian inventor, sells American rights to his cheap television patent. The short wave receiver is said to offer clear TV within 50 miles and pictures up to 42 by 6 feet. Boehm has worked in Vienna for ten years and travels to New York to supervise production. details remain secret until market launch.

United States Rom Austr Gustav Boehm Herr Boehm Vienna New York

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Phillips Magnesia Ins Ogden Tlaverpool Cor Respondence School — Radio Aeneas Éa Rites Gordon H. Guest M.A the Christian and His Bible Japan Denicotea Chantler & Chantler Liv Canadian Distributors Wellington St. W Toronto Ont
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