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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 07, 1932

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told

Robert Moodie, 67, longtime News of the World circulation chief in the South of England, has died. Dr John Stanley, late Vancouver-born researcher, resigns to join Queen’s University Kingston as assistant professor of biology. An Ethiopian emperor order for a sealskin robe with ermine, to be worn on state occasions, is placed with a Montreal furrier. Col Hugh L Cooper earns the Soviet Red Star for work on the Dnieprostroi project in southern Ukraine. After a World War era horse census, Britain’s War Office will now census automobiles. Copenhagen apartments total 8 522 in the year, a record for 12 months. Canada says one dollar bills will stay the same size despite rumors of shrinking like U S notes. Alexander MacLean, 81, BC’s oldest pioneer since 74 years in the province, dies. he was born in San Francisco.

John Stanley National Research Laboratories Vancouver B.C Queen's University Kingston Ethiopia Montreal Empire Hugh L. Cooper United States Dnieprostroy Ukraine British War Office Copenhagen Denmark British Columbia Alexander MacLean San Francisco

Card-Sharpers Lose Occupation On Atlantic Liners

In major cities including London clever card-sharps once worked aboard luxury liners. A decline in easy money and higher expenses led to a police campaign. card-sharping on Atlantic liners is now almost unknown.

London England

The Start From Sinai and Hobab’s Call to Join

The lesson outlines Israel marching in order from Sinai toward Canaan, with the ark and tabernacle in care of appointed leaders, anticipating a long journey. It contrasts Hobab’s optimistic future with his Arab tribe, urging readers to invite others to join and do them good through shared mission and faith.

Sinai Israel Egypt Judah Ark Tabernacle Hobab Moses Jethro Canaan Robert A. Watson

Canada Empire Trade Share Rises in July Imports

A Department of Trade and Commerce review shows nearly 30 percent of Canadian imports in July came from empire nations, up from 26.3 percent the prior year, while foreign imports fell to about 70 percent. Canada moved to second among cheese suppliers to the United Kingdom, with New Zealand and the Netherlands also prominent. British demand for Canadian canned salmon surged to 1,726,928 pounds from 488,872. The United States supplied 465,584 pounds, and Iceland reported 1,605 automobiles.

Department of Trade and Commerce Canada Dominion Netherlands United Kingdom Dominion Bureau of Statistics New Zealand United States

Bank of Montreal notes cautious optimism in trade

A Bank of Montreal business summary indicates improved tone in business circles and rising activity. Wheat output in prairie provinces could exceed last year by 100 million bushels with low harvest costs, while other crops are strong. Livestock prices are low but marketing is high. dairy output stays steady with cheese and butter prices up. Manufacturing remains modest, shipping improves, and imports outpace exports, lifting Canada’s trade balance amid firmer prices in UK and US.

Bank of Montreal Prairie Provinces Montreal Canada

Ontario Relief Plan Suggested for Municipal Direct Aid

A report from the advisory committee on direct relief to the Ontario Government recommends forming a public welfare board for each municipality to administer direct relief. It also proposes an association or league of welfare organizations to advise and organize fundraising campaigns, with announcements by Hon. Dr. J. D. Monteith.

Ontario J. D. Monteith

Secure Animal Pictures Meet With Success In Rockies

The American Nature Association led by Arthur N. Pack returns to Jasper Park Lodge after four weeks on the trail along the Jasper National Park boundary and into British Columbia. The party filmed big game in Tonquin Valley and Snake Indian River country, obtaining close shots of caribou and various species.

Rockies Jasper National Park British Columbia American Nature Association Jasper Park Lodge Arthur N. Pack Princeton N.J Laurences. Rockefeller Tarrytown N.Y John D. Rockefeller, Jr Pack Robert W. Johnston Canadian Rockies Billy Mr. Pack

British Parliamentarians Tour Western Canada on CP Railway

Sir Phillip Cunliffe-Lister and a group of British MPs toured western Canada by Canadian Pacific Railway, praising the Imperial Conference and tariff reform as business decisions. They met in Banff and Winnipeg, spoke at Canadian Club meetings, and urged manufacturers to expand into Canada while studying market opportunities.

Western Canada Phillip Cunliffe-Lister C.B.E M.C M.P Winnipeg Phillip Western Canada T. L. Dugdale Richmond Yorkshire England J. P. L. Thomas Dominion Geoffrey Lloyd Viscount Ke Stanley Baldwin Colonies Banff Banff Springs Pacific Board of Trade Royal Alexandra Hotel

Spare Removal Cautions Before Jacking A Car

A practical tip advises removing the spare from the rack behind or from the fender well before jacking up a car. Doing so prevents the car from shifting and the jack from slipping as the spare is loosened.

Erosion Surpasses Harvest Losses in American Fields

The article notes erosion removes twenty one times more plant nutrients from fields and pastures in America than are taken by harvested crops, highlighting soil-depletion concerns and farm management implications.

America

Carter's Little Liver Pills Offer Gentle Digestive Aid

A reader testimonial praises Carter's Little Roose Pills now sold in 25c and 75c red packages. The product is advertised as purely vegetable and a gentle tonic for liver and bowels, claimed to correct acidity biliousness poor complexion and indigestion.

W. H Carter

Appleford Wonder Paper Promises Dustless Cleaning

Slogan laden ad touts Appleford Wonder Paper as a substitute for dust cloths. It claims the paper dusts cleans and polishes, made from clean rags and pulp, with Delite impregnation, in twenty five sheet packs, reusable by turning inside out and finishing on floors, then disposable. Offers coupon for a recipe booklet.

Appleford Wonder Wonder Appleford

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ty Leela Es King OF Pain Aut Robert Moodie Finance Department Ww. N. U Ogdens Ogden Liverpool Iceland Ontario Relief Organization Public Welfare Board Animal Pictures American Nature Association Party Appleford Paper Products, Ltd Hamilton
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