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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1939
Page
7
Alan reveals a Canadian paper bill from Neil Campbell of Whale River, while McQueen and Slade, provincial police of Quebec, pressure him for origin. The exchange ends with plans to meet Neil Campbell as the ice clears and they head toward Whale River for contacts at Fort George.
In late May along the East Coast Alan faces pressure from Officers McQueen and Slade who seek to question him about Canadian money in his possession. Gabriel Dessane explains police aims to find John McCord, a suspected murderer who hired Indians to trade fur and planned interior travel.
Alan Cameron plans a perilous journey to Whale River to beat police to the Eskimo dog teams. He confesses his love to Berthe while awaiting a dangerous voyage through drifting ice with the talking river and looming police pursuit.
Advice for women aged 38 to 52 on maintaining appeal amid menopause symptoms. Recommends fresh air, rest, sleep, exercise, and E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to support vitality, nerve steadiness, and general well being.
Reports from New Brunswick inspectors note continued herring scale shipments to the United States used to make pearl essence for artificial pearls and knife handles. The 1937 scale trade totaled just over 12 thousand five hundred dollars, all by New Brunswick fishermen, with essence produced by a process separating lustrous guanin crystals from fish epidermis.
Adolf Hitler, once jailed in Munich for attempting to overthrow the government, predicted that an alliance between the Reich and Soviet Russia would ruin Germany. He described Soviet leaders as criminals and wrote Mein Kampf outlining his future party’s economic political and racial views.
The Royal Dutch Company report shows air planes consume only one per cent of ranch gasoline compared with cars. It notes ships railways and heating plants lag far behind automobiles in petroleum product use, despite 52 per cent oil fired merchant marine.
A student parachute jumper was killed at St. Catharines Ontario when the parachute failed to open. His instructor later proved its serviceability by making a successful leap from 1,800 feet, demonstrating real nerve. Opposing this, a ship from New York to a European port would follow a great circle rather than due east. Rainbow trout thrive at 11,000 to 12,000 feet in Peru. Seven million bicycles exist in the United States. Male kangaroos keep growing until death.
The Montreal Daily Star notes that British insurance shows stable profits with no dividend declines in 1937 38, two major firms increasing payouts. Life premiums reach 457.5 million dollars and fire and accident premiums exceed 525 million, boosting investment and economic stability. Formation of new commercial companies remains steady, signaling cautious consolidation in trade.
As iron horses began running on rails in Great Britain, inn, coach and turnpike owners feared poison from smoke and slow travel. The government preserved an obsolete stage network at public expense, yet Britain survived and many innkeepers shifted to new lines or joined railroads. Economic forces prevailed as progress unfolded.
Prof Craig Sheppard trains a three year old Irish setter to sit for long periods as a sculpture model for students at the University of Oklahoma. The artist poses the dog for an hour then rests fifteen minutes before posing again. Nearby, the Langley flying machine once displayed at the Smithsonian was altered years later to attempt flight.
The system requires planes to fly 1000 feet higher than the highest terrain along their route. Using carefully planned double track routes and radio range guidance, crews maintain constant position awareness. East and North flights climb in 5000 to 11000 foot steps while West and South flights use 4000 to 10000 foot levels to ensure clear separation.
The Windsor Star notes a single luxury streamliner costs 1.5 to 2 million dollars, a huge capital hurdle for Canadian Pacific and Canadian National to deploy between Toronto and Montreal. The article discusses funding needs and traffic service challenges for fast trains.
The Indian Museum Calcutta gathers information on ancient Indian paper making as a revival effort. A Nepal hand made paper sample reportedly lasts 1000 years. Kashmir paper industry traces to Zain-ul-Abdin era and Samarkand papermakers. Sann hemp is the main raw material for this cottage industry.
Fragments of the shell of a 40 million year old turtle from England have been joined at the Field Museum in Chicago. The process revealed the creature’s large, dome shaped shell and offered new clues about early reptile evolution.
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