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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 13, 1936
Page
2
Advertising copy touts Tested Royal Sponge Recipes and Royal Yeast Cakes for bread making. Claims air tight packaging protects freshness and full leavening power. Cites Canadian women preference and urges purchase of Royal product.
The piece outlines a demanding set of tasks a worker must master including staying alert and practical. It stresses balance between caution and effort while maintaining composure and focus in a challenging environment.
Fire prevention week highlights risks and the need for constant caution in handling fire in Western Canada. The article argues that memory fades and hazards rise as winter ends, urging individuals to maintain fire-safety habits year round to reduce deaths, injuries, and property loss. It notes the annual fire toll in Canada and compares it to relief spending, urging continuous vigilance rather than seasonal campaigns.
Hon. R. B. Bennett, former Canadian prime minister, urged Australians to back a renewed League of Nations despite its past failures. He argued Britain and Dominions must back a collective security agency and warned against viewing Canada as a US appendage while stressing imperial loyalty and Canada’s strategic role between Europe and Asia.
The couple had only two months married when dinner was served. He suddenly exclaimed the steak tasted odd. She admitted she had burnt it and used vaseline on it as a remedy.
Gold production in Canada rose to 319505 ounces in July 1936 from 314670 in June and 285763 a year earlier. First seven months total 2087014 ounces, up 15.6 percent from 1935. July price averaged 34.91 dollars per ounce, Canadian funds, valuing output at 11153920. 1935 was the record year for both amount and value, with continued monthly gains suggesting a new production high in 1936.
This card outlines a dessert method using 5 or 6 tart apples with Purity Flour pastry. It instructs paring and coring the fruit, arranging in a prepared pie plate, pouring cream over the apples, then sprinkling brown sugar and cinnamon or nutmeg before baking at 350 degrees for 30 minutes until tender.
Visitors detoured when approaching Fred Wagner's farm near Spring Coulee Alberta as a cucumber patch resembled snakes. One melon-like cucumber stretched about 60 inches and lay coiled in a lifelike pose inviting closer inspection.
John Carveth Wells son of a famed globe trotter lies paralyzed at St Pancras Hospital London at 25. He previously lived a gay colorful life and published a London motion picture paper. He collapsed at work after a long daily grind and hopes to walk again with courage and determination.
Paul H. Goodell, chair of the street lighting committee, reported at the joint annual Toronto meeting of the American Society of Municipal Engineers and the International Association of Public Works Officials that adequate lighting of major intercity arteries could prevent more than 7,000 deaths yearly.
Nazi authorities order a two year compulsory service raising the German fighting force to 800000. Hitler decreed the Aug 24 date to take effect Oct 1. Recruits aged 21 and 22 from 1914 and 1915 classes join land air and sea forces increasing armed strength by about a quarter to a third.
A new ministry of transport regulation requires all motor vehicles on British roads to have safety glass for their front windows and window screens, effective after January 1. The rule applies to all cars and light vehicles registered in Britain.
A quotable line contrasts two groups in a stark view of hunger and fullness. It highlights how some wish for meals while others regret overeating, reflecting enduring food insecurity and excess.
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