12 Sep 1928
Page 1
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1928
Page
1
A compact proverb notes that danger alters routes and cautions against confrontation. It suggests choosing safer, less visible paths when threats loom, emphasizing prudence and alternative options over direct exposure.
The text presents a shaggy dialogue about smoking, feebleness, and family banter. It features a doctor’s warning to EI, a question about stopping, and a humorous exchange where a sister accuses another of making noise and shifting blame within the household.
The lines compare a gum chewing girl with a cow paused in thought. The contrast lies in the cow's thoughtful expression versus the girl's act, implying a shift from human distraction to animal contemplation.
Nurse J Hantsman visited the town for a few days last week and joined locals for a pleasant stay. Mrs E Bally and her daughter Helen, who had been holidaying at Keewatin, returned home after an enjoyable holiday there.
Mr. and Mrs DW Thompson and son George and Mr Iverson of Chicago Hil have visited with Mr and Mrs W L Dorward this past week. Mrs Thompson is Mrs Dorward's sister.
The writer notes the municipality has spent much to build good roads but fears deterioration. They urge council to arrange repairs once the busy season ends, stressing roads are in need of attention now.
The piece warns parents about undetected vision problems in children and stresses annual school screenings, early treatment for cross eyes, and seeking medical advice from a family physician. It notes the limits of preschool health services and invites questions to the Canadian Medical Association in Toronto.
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