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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1931
Page
7
Jean and the Englishman climb to a high plateau and share a quiet, uplifting moment amid alpine scenery. A sudden blizzard traps them, prompting a swift decision to descend and avoid being stranded in the valley as the hut door slams shut in the wind.
A petrified shell fish of an unknown species is found in a gravel pit three miles southeast of Moose Jaw. Carl Erickson uncovered the fossil while breaking a large rock and notes it resembles a snail and measures about the size of a fist.
A nationwide birthday card program runs for Canadian children aged ten born November 18 to 26, aligning with the Royal Winter Fair’s tenth anniversary. The event, labeled commemorative, aims to boost optimism about agriculture and celebrate a decade of the fair’s influence on Canadian farming. A separate note urges vermifuge use for infant worm prevention, citing Miller's Worm Powders as a reliable remedy.
Poetry by Aline Michaelis describes love as a rose and lily in a sunlit garden. It compares love to a smile of God, preserving life's beauty through affection. It uses imagery of roses lilies and celestial light to convey love as eternal delight shaping existence.
A devotional note quotes Frances Ridley Havergal and Horace Bushnell on trusting God. It urges cheerful, decisive faith, accepting loss or gain, joy or pain as directed by Him, and highlights that God leads only as trust deepens toward better paths.
Mothers can tell when children are troubled with worms and promptly apply Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator, a trusted remedy advertised for quick relief.
Russia's Policewomen in Moscow stand on regular beats wearing helmets and olive-drab jackets with a pistol in a leather holster on their belts.
Samuel Smiles praises Thomas Lipton as a self-made figure who rose from poverty to vast wealth. Lipton funded WWI efforts by converting Erin into a hospital ship and earned affection in Serbia as Uncle Tom. His motto Labor Omnia Vincit and a Glasgow friend’s remark frame him as a nobleman without a knighthood.
A humorous exchange shows a couple next door sharing affectionate routines. The husband admits he does not know his wife well yet and jokes about courtship delays.
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