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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1933
Page
5
In an exclusive interview Hermann Goering argues Germany faces no true vertical defence and would be helpless to aerial attack without a modern air force. He cites civil aviation as the current strength, pledges to improve multi motored planes and blind flying research to boost safety and defense.
Paris cafe proprietors push American habit of eating hot dogs and label them hot dogs at 2.60 francs per pair. A French producer notes sausage output rising from 100000 to 250000 daily due to the campaign. The columnist suggests hot dogs may foster international understanding and amity.
The Archbishop of Canterbury rededicated the restored bells of St Mary le Bow after six years of silence. The church gained fame from past accidents to the original building including a roof blow off a collapsed steeple killing people and a murder that led to closure. The evening bell once signalled brewers to close. Old bells reputedly linked to Dick Whittington were destroyed in the Great Fire.
Quote attributed to Napoleon by U F A Cal gary via Hervey Allen in Anthony Adverse. It asserts financiers will own Europe and the world within a century if not stopped, describing them as passive, spinning webs, and bringing peace or war as winds shift.
A reflective line by W. N. U. from 2012 notes that success invites further effort while failure risks discouragement, suggesting a paradoxical view of progress and setback.
The article traces cellophane from Brandenberger’s early experiments to a universal wrapping material. It notes its high cost, initial skepticism, rapid expansion into goods like parasols and ribbons, and ongoing research into film for photography while highlighting its environmental impact from spruce production.
The Oyster Growers and Dealers Association of North America presented scientific facts at its New York meeting. Howard W. Beach, Dr. Werner Bergman of Yale, and Dr. Dorothy V. Whipple reported raw oysters retain vitamins A and B and show only slight loss when cooked. They also cited vitamin C as antipellagrous.
Venice completes a vast garage at the Venice end of the new bridge to the mainland. The facility houses up to 2,000 cars with no space for driving in the city proper, reflecting a storage solution rather than on-street parking.
United States Army medical researchers intensify study of sleeping sickness to determine person to person transmission in the St Louis area where 85 deaths have occurred. Experiments involve rabbits monkeys and 10 000 mosquitoes to test insect transmission and link to earlier encephalitis research. Minnesota reports 20 deaths from 28 cases since January 1 amid scattered new cases. state health officials say the overall situation remains typical for years since 1919.
The Dominion Department of Agriculture stresses cool dark storage to slow bacteria and fade. Label jars with product name and date, wrap in paper if light cannot be excluded, and regularly inspect jar rubbers when damp conditions are unavoidable to prevent air and bacterial ingress.
The article recalls the Wright brothers famed for modesty. Their business agent recalls Wilbur Wright’s witty reply to a boast about talkers and fliers, saying the best talker and worst flyer among birds is the parrot. The piece ends noting the avenue of escape as a popular thoroughfare.
A Pearson’s Weekly note on stray pets at the zoo describes monkeys and parrots entering the facility when owners tire of them. Parrots like African greys recall rude phrases, while a ten year old Indian python from a hospitalized owner now lives behind a glass screen in the reptile house.
The Border Cities Star argues that friendliness from all staff strengthens sales especially when conditions are weak. A cheerful, accommodating atmosphere costs nothing and often yields value, urging more businesses to adopt a positive, welcoming approach.
The proposal to plant less wheat, cut acreage, and limit work to thirty hours a week is labeled a policy of do less. Critics argue it clashes with human endeavor and productivity and may only appeal to those who dislike work.
Miss Mollie Pizitz, head of a New York hotel lost and found, notes men leave more belongings than women. Shirts, neckties, pajama tops, false teeth and even gin bottles are among items forgotten, with some men asking to have belongings warded.
Inventor Joseph C. Hoover unveils a patent doorway that detects metal as a person enters, signaling guards if a gun is present. The system, adjustable to any metal amount, can alert and identify strangers, with broad uses from banks to homes and factories.
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