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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1928
Page
2
The Dominion shows strong material growth in crops mining and industry. Canadians emphasize spiritual cultural and moral development through immigration quality over quantity and assimilation of non British groups. Cooperative principles foster better welfare and public service while co operation replaces competition.
An oil electric train runs on non electrified LMS rails in England. Its Diesel engine powers generators to feed motors, cutting labor and fuel. Tests show Canada’s diesel electric train covering 2937 miles in 67 hours, beating steam by 38 hours with average speeds over 60 mph.
Tests of a new ground pulp pipeline by Thunder Bay Paper move pulp from Current River grinding mill to the paper mill two miles north. The cast iron pipe measures ten inches in diameter and two miles in length. Management reports highly satisfactory results.
A light anecdote notes a London resident bragging of owning an umbrella for 20 years. The husband quips the item should be returned, implying its extended tenure is excessive.
A central clearing house may be established in Regina to furnish British miner harvesters with winter work. The plan emerged from a September 12 conference at Parliament Buildings in Regina attended by federal and provincial colonization departments, two major railways, the Government Labor Service, and the Saskatchewan United Farmers.
The ad argues rheumatism thins the blood and fills it with poisons, urging Dr Williams Pink Pills to enrich blood and purge toxins. Testimonial from David Carroll of Pictou Nova Scotia claims long relief after trying electric belts and other medicines, with continued health for two years. Pills available from Brockville Ontario dealers or by mail for 50 cents per box.
A Playsmith claims updating Shakespeare’s Richard III improves relevance. He notes the title character’s cry shifts from a horse to a plane to symbolize a modern dictatorship longing for power.
An advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as portable and cheap and claims it helps the poor. The text then notes a shift in China where twenty years ago half of 200 million women had crippled feet and now most villages have shoe stores displaying attractive footwear.
A gigantic cistern capable of covering Trafalgar Square and reaching Nelson's column would empty twice daily if used as a water tank. The piece notes the reliability of Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a trusted worm preparation.
Born in Montreal January 2 1878 he was director of Shawinigan Water and Power Company Montreal Tramways and Asbestos Corporation He served as mayor of Shawinigan Falls from 1901 to 1907 and was on the Electric Service Commission in Montreal Educated at Mount St Louis College University of Lille and McGill Married Caroline Beique on May 12 1908 and had three sons and two daughters Address 597 St Catherine Road Outremont Quebec.
M A Mac Pherson MLA for Regina argues Saskatchewan should form a branch of the British Empire Parliamentary association. He says the aim of uniting nations and colonies would benefit the province. The plan seeks approval in Ontario Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba legislatures.
A bottle of Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil in the farm house is presented as useful for children with colds and croap and adults with pains. It also includes directions for use on sick cattle and is recommended to always be on hand in the home.
Visiting Senior Golfers from Great Britain report the U S National Amateur at Pebble Beach September 2–7 1929. Canadian Amateur Championship will be at Jasper Park Lodge August 19–24 1929 with a week between events and potential to attract top players from the United States and abroad. The Royal Canadian Golf Association and Canadian National Railways aim to make 1929 the greatest year in Canadian golf history.
In a terse exchange a widow proposes a simple inscription “Gone Home” for her husband’s tombstone. She notes it was the last place he ever thought of going, hinting at a life’s end and quiet farewell.
A bank alert states the account is overdrawn. Customer advised to review transactions and deposit funds to restore balance.
In large French towns officers can summon help without being heard. They use whistles with notes inaudible to the human ear, picked up by hidden microphones around the city, flashing an alarm to central headquarters. A cop detects a burglar and can call for reinforcements or direct Morse code aid through the silent whistle.
The ad promotes Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a quick relief for asthma sufferers. It asserts immediate help and a return to life without attacks. It closes with a sarcastic remark about a peace pact preventing nations from borrowing from the United States.
A newly devised torch can cut steel in a sunken ship regardless of depth. It enables maintenance or salvage work at greater depths than prior tools, potentially expanding underwater metal work capabilities for marine operations.
A Federal bulletin highlights Canada as gaining a new giant of business with third party figures showing wheat exports at 399.6 million dollars, foreign tourist expenditure at 275 million, mineral production 244.5 million, pulp and paper 219.3 million, and building permits 184.6 million. It predicts tourist trade may soon become the top asset.
In a witty exchange, Mrs Littleflat scolds Tilly the maid for scattered undergarments while Tilly reassures she will watch over the room to prevent theft as guests arrive.
The House of Lords can conduct certain business with only three members present, a result not requiring the Lord Chancellor to be in attendance. This procedural note outlines minimal quorum rules and current practice.
The remedy for corns and warts is lauded for its ease of use and high success rate, claiming it seldom fails in removing troublesome growths.
A quip on how professionals in diverse fields earn a living by finding flaws. The line likens woodpeckers to literary critics highlighting defects in works, suggesting a provocative view of critique as a craft.
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