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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 17, 1930
Page
7
Jim Bennett confronts Charmian in Wickfield National Bank quarters as tears and fear give way to a proposal. Charmian, feeling homeless, asks if they will wed, and Jim vows to marry her, easing her distress and changing their plans.
Jim reveals he secretly bought Charmian and Grandma’s house to protect them and delays the final relationship. Charmian questions the motive as Jim explains he loves her and planned to return the house to them, to keep their life intact and test their future together.
Jim tears up a deed while Charmian and Uncle George debate marriage and love in a humorous family scene. The Wickfield National Bank president approves the match amid playful bickering about a house purchase and a recent engagement promising to love and obey.
Twilight scenes reveal Charmian promising lifelong home to Jim Bennett after signing deed to Grandma Davis. Charmian and Jim share a knowing glance as Grandma realizes Charmian has married him, securing the house. The old woman questions the arrangement while joyfully accepting the turn of events.
A 19th century-perfect view on newspapers as a driver of civilization and thought. The piece argues papers evolve from partisan mend to independent voices, shaping public opinion and policy with trust and responsibility. It notes Canada’s press influence in a recent election as evidence of growing trusteeship and potential.
A fruit and nut jelly recipe using pears apples lemon juice and rind raisins and English walnuts with sugar. Simmer raisins 30 minutes then combine with other ingredients cook till thick and clear. Pour into hot glasses and seal with paraffin. Nuts optional or ginger may be added.
Use tart apples barely ripe. Slice 14 inch thick with peel. Simmer with water two cups per pound until soft. Strain through cheesecloth then flannel. Add sugar per cup of juice, boil to jellying point and fill glasses.
In a Daily News interview Edward Price Bell reports Frank B. Kellogg declaring that public opinion is finished with war. He argues armed conflict is unlikely, citing Europe’s legal barriers and the restraint of moral forces against bellicose politicians amid Italy France tensions and German treaty violations.
A witty exchange unfolds as the barrister presses a personal question about age. The witness retorts that she does not recall being born and notes the judge previously ruled hearsay evidence is inadmissible. The exchange highlights courtroom tension and the nature of hearsay.
Eric Johnson 21 and Florence Smith 24 of Warwick Bermuda completed a 17 day open skiff journey from Bermuda to New York aboard a 1514 foot craft built by Johnson. They navigated loosely by compass, faced a shark encounter, and reached Barnegat Bay light before docking at the army base pier in Brooklyn. They were aided by Walter Bernard and immigration inspector William King allowed them to proceed to Nova Scotia after a quarantine check.
Sir William Jowitt Attorney General of England and a panel of European jurists told Baltimore audiences that mankind will work only three days a week globally with high pay. He blamed the Wall Street crash for unemployment and warned permanent recovery requires an adjustment before an upswing. He noted a new car washing machine can clean 100 railroad cars per day with five operators.
A compact collection of moral reflections emphasizes living well over long life. It urges filling each day with lasting deeds and buying up moments, noting life above results and the value of true actions daily. It cites Horatius Bonar and Seneca on virtue and conduct.
An initial shipment of coal from British Columbia has reached Callao Peru and met with favorable reception. Previously Great Britain supplied 75 percent of Peru's 30 000 ton annual requirement, but the New South Wales coal strike and weak North Pacific shipping have allowed Canada to enter this market.
The earliest self propelled vehicle dates to 1804 when Oliver Evans added wheels to a steam dredge and powered it two miles. Rubber overshoes for aircraft wings were developed to prevent ice buildup on flight surfaces.
A study measuring earthquake speeds demonstrates that the planet’s interior behaves as a solid rather than a liquid, confirming rigidity beneath the crust. Seismic data from multiple stations support a dynamic but nonfluid inner structure.
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