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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1930
Page
6
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a remedy for headaches by cleansing the body of stagnating waste. It argues that headaches come from a disordered stomach and hidden toxins and claims a user never suffered headaches after four years on the small daily dose.
A new outer covering is prepared for the airship R-100 after its notable flight to Canada. Vast scraps of fabric used for three years will be scrapped as part of the refurbishment. The item embodies a blend of aviation history and material reuse.
Sir Aurel Stein leaves Simla for a major expedition to the Lop Desert in Chinese Turkestan. Harvard University funds the venture with £20,000 and the British Museum provides £2,000 annually for three years as part of the support.
A circular from the Dominion minister of immigration announced the removal of the clause in the wartime order-in-council that had allowed permits for bringing relatives from Central Europe. Former inhabitants now settled in Toronto face no longer having such permits.
Government to study curtailment of Soviet Russia coal entering Canada amid protests it undercuts Canadian miners. Imports rose to 305,270 tons in the year ending July 31 with most entering through Montreal. $1,125,000 value. Inland action likely as part of a national fuel policy.
A Sunday school lesson on Josiah’s reign 31 years, his youth under Zephaniah, Hilkiah the priest and Shaphan scribe, and the discovery of the Book of the Law. The king’s reform measures followed Deuteronomic law, prompting zeal when he read the covenant and decreed major temple restoration.
British Columbia potato growers will open a new market for seed potatoes in Argentina with an experimental order for 300 tons. Government financing will support the transaction as Argentine growers prepare to use BC seed potatoes and a larger future market is anticipated.
Arab residents of Hebron ask Jews to allow Dr Daniel Elkana to resume practice in the city deserted after August riots. The petition includes his former landlord who saved the doctor and his family the day of the massacre. Elkana plans to resettle immediately.
Premier J T M Anderson announced September launch of Grade 9 to 11 high school correspondence courses in Saskatchewan. Students must reside in Saskatchewan and have Grade VIII or equivalent, with many optional subjects and a nominal fee unless supervised locally. Applications available from Regina Department of Education.
The illustrated Provincial Government booklet promotes Alberta’s wonders including Banff Lake Louise Wainwright Buffalo Park Turner Valley Oil Fields and the Prince of Wales ranch with tips on access lodging and regional fishing and hunting rules. It notes easy maneuvers on roads when other drivers won’t yield.
A misprinted item notes that an antelope in a racing scenario was shown by a car speedometer to travel slightly above 45 mph. Another note reports Liverpool planning a cathedral project valued at 15.6 million dollars, indicating large-scale construction plans in England.
Sir George Chrys tal, secretary of Britain's Ministry of Pensions, visiting Ottawa, reports that imperial army pensioners and dependents in Canada receive five to six million dollars annually. He notes over 4.5 billion dollars spent on war pensions since the armistice, about fifty three million pounds yearly, with roughly 12,000 pensioners in Canada and the U S and over 1.25 million receiving pensions worldwide.
The royal commission on public welfare submits a plan urging $20 million to $25 million for extending and improving Ontario charitable and corrective institutions. It calls for sterilization of defectives, stronger hospital funding, a new Department of Public Welfare, and transfer of hospital health supervision to Public Health.
A braille edition of Shakespeare in 46 volumes serves the blind at London's National Library for the Blind. A survey shows Britons spend more on medicine than on doctors' bills. The Philippine Islands host thirty distinct races speaking as many dialects.
A Roxbury man was ordered to pay Central Vermont Railway damages after his car blew a tire on a grade crossing and was struck by a freight train, injuring the locomotive. This marked the third such recovery for the railway in two months.
Bees fly while bearing nectar or honey that weighs about ninety percent of their own body weight. The finding highlights how efficiently bees transport sustenance during foraging.
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