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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1933
Page
2
A New York Evening Post item notes a British rail system theft surge with 25,000 towels taken last month and losses running into thousands of pounds yearly. It cites summer peaks for travel venues and Christmas spikes for hotels and restaurants.
The article argues that dire world economics and crop failures hit Canada, especially the West, forcing tax cuts and education funding pressures. It warns against slashing school services, emphasizes the need to fund teachers and higher learning, and urges protecting educational opportunities for future generations.
British shipowner R S Dalgleish in Victoria after a world tour says Japan leads in international commerce, has surpassed Great Britain and the United States, and urges Britain to cut tariffs subsidies restrictions and quotas to catch up. He cites his travels via Vancouver and across the world to England.
Two six foot Manitoba patrolmen arrived at Calgary on business driving a motor car imported from England for highway patrol work. The tiny car and large officers form an ideal combination for enforcing the Motor Vehicle Act. The vehicle can reach seventy miles per hour on gravel roads.
Buffalo police commissioner Austin Roche urged police chiefs at Chicago to value fingerprints as much as photographs. He proposed taking fingerprints of children to preserve identity, noting prints can aid missing persons or kidnapping cases. A radium clock methods claim to date earth cited, along with erosion of soil and salt as a bur precis.
The annual report of a leading Canadian bank shows deposits up by 179 million dollars over last year, with total resources near two billion. The bank maintains three dividend classes at 10 and 14 percent, signaling robust finances and capacity to back expanding enterprises. Lord and Lady MacMillan plan longer visits to Canada, praising the Rockies and Prairies and noting Scottish heritage and ties to Canadian institutions.
A veteran British locomotive, No. 2717, famed as the only British engine captured by Germans, has died after being withdrawn from service. It saw action on the Cambrai front in 1917 then served in no man’s land as a machine gun post for five months before being recaptured in 1918 and returned home decorated for its war service.
The Royal College of Music awards the degree of Doctor of Music honoris causa to the queen. The Prince of Wales presents a jewel and chain from the college. The ceremony at Buckingham Palace is conducted by Sir Hugh Allen, Lord Palmer, and Charles Morley.
An aphoristic note argues honesty favors long term integrity while acknowledging a blunt shortcut may seem quicker. The text juxtaposes enduring truth with impulsive advantage, noting honesty ultimately aligns with steadier outcomes.
A vintage remedy advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a fast safe vegetable solution for a sluggish dull feeling. It claims the pills wake the liver and promote bile flow, contrasting with laxatives and mineral waters.
Experiments on ultra short wave transmissions from Crystal Palace south tower completed. Tests on waves below eight metres to be broadcast, with the 550 foot tower offering ideal height above the Thames. Earlier tests from the north tower by H Thomas using a Q6QB transmitter reported successful reception up to about 200 miles away.
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