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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1932
Page
6
Butter and sugar are creamed with vanilla then combined with beaten yolks. Flour and salt are sifted with baking powder and alternated with milk. Fold in stiff egg whites and bake in three greased pans at 375 F for about 20 minutes.
Madame Lacroix, assistant director at the Provincial School of Domestic Science in Montreal, endorses Magic Baking Powder for its uniform leavening and reliable results. The cookery world, including schools and housewives, favors it and a free Magic Cook Book offers dozens of home baking recipes. The Graf Zeppelin has completed its fourth round trip of the year to Pernambuco, Brazil, after arriving at Friederichshafen, Germany.
An article extols Carter's Little Liver Pills as a pure vegetable tonic that eases stomach acid, constipation, and biliousness. It features Mr Frank C who reports relief and renewed appetite after trying the remedy, urging readers to ask for Carter's by name.
A suitable residence for the Canadian legation in Tokyo may be secured soon. Jimmy Oates, first Canadian to cross the country by motorcycle, now plans Ottawa to Churchill rides. Switzerland sent 2,200,000 pounds of silk and rayon products to Britain last year. Thirty more Doukhobor men have been sent to Piers Island. About 100 men now reside there. Three Chinese boys left Calgary to join the Nationalist air force, trained locally. The League of Nations report on Manchuria urges Chinese autonomy under Japanese advisers. The British government has received no US notice on postponing the world economic conference in London in October. Lord Wakefield, owner of Miss England III, withdraws from further motor boat contests. Greater Vancouver population is 308,340 per the 1931 census.
The Cunard liner Carinthia will begin a 139 day world cruise from New York on January 7 and return May 25. The voyage covers 36 801 miles visiting 35 ports including Kingston Jamaica Panama Canal Tahiti Rarotonga Samoa Fiji New Zealand Australia Ceylon Seychelles and Cape Town. The ship of 20000 tons is cruising oriented with Thomas Cook & Son handling shore arrangements.
The University of Chicago and the University of Texas plan a cooperative astronomical observatory with an 80 inch reflecting telescope, larger only than Mount Wilson, to be completed by July 1, 1938 at about $375000. Vice President Frederic Woodward announced the project. Pelicans in flight move their wings in unison, keeping time with the leader.
Sunday school lesson honors Moses with golden text from Psalm. Devotional reading references Psalm 116 and Deuteronomy 32 48 52 and 34 5 8. The lesson emphasizes the value of a saintly death in Jehovah's sight and reflects on Moses as a faithful servant.
The text reflects Moses nearing death beside the Plain of Moab with Jericho in sight but not entering the Land of Promise. It contrasts mortality with divine purpose, citing Dr. Henry van Dyke on enduring work and a grateful end, and honors Moses as he relinquishes leadership to Joshua and journeys toward a higher promised land.
Excerpt reflects on a venerable warrior’s final solitude beside God after climactic scenes. The passage contemplates a grand farewell atop a sacred height, imagining an ending both august and sublime for a life tied to the land and its spiritual history.
Tests off La Seyne France claim a new anti-aircraft gun can shoot down bombers seven and a half miles up. A plane with crew ascended seven and one half miles towing a target while the gun fired live shells. European aviation military and naval observers monitor the secret gun’s performance.
Government survey ship Ocean Eagle under Captain William Poolok returned to Churchill after a 17 day voyage into Foxe Basin. The vessel steamed near Cockburn Land at the southern edge of the magnetic pole, reportedly the farthest north a ship of its size has sailed east of Baffin Island.
Ontario will be well represented at the World Grain Show in Regina from July 24 to August 5, 1933. Hon. T. A. Kennedy urged Ontario committee members in Toronto to enter intercollegiate and junior grain judging contests. Plans call for judging contests across the province to select three representatives for a final competition at Guelph and to prepare an educational exhibit on the province’s natural resources.
Canadian women praise Appleford Wonder Paper made from clean rags and pulp that dusts and polishes. One package offers twenty five sheets for a quarter, no washing after use, and a bonus booklet titled Leftovers with recipes if you mail the coupon.
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