Britain Must Cut Costs to Restore Global Confidence
An Italian senator argues Britain's high production costs and restrictive trade policy harm its standing. The piece notes mixed international views, cites the Daily Herald on austerity, and urges Britain to lower costs to preserve welfare gains while maintaining leadership in Western Europe.
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Europe
Gehacht
Germany
Corriere Della Sera
Cesare Merzagora
Dr. Schacht
Hitler
United States
Western
Daily Herald
Moritz Bonn
Liberal Summer School
T.U.C
Herald
North America
Manitoba Sets Duck Season Dates and Higher Bag Limits
Duck shooting opens September 30 with new Manitoba rules. Open season spans September 1 to November 16 by zone, and daily bag limits rise to eight ducks, 10 birds in possession, and 40 for the season. Geese caps increase to five per day, 10 in possession, 15 for the season. rails and coots unchanged. A Delta Waterfowl Zone exists east of Rat Creek, with a Whitewater lake boat ban due to botulism, and overall hunting liberalization due to improved nesting success.
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Manitoba
Ottawa
Delta Waterfowl Control Area
Whitewater Lake
W.P
Cooking Vegetables To Preserve Nutrients
Nutritionists advise cooking vegetables only until tender in a covered pan with minimal boiling water for the shortest time. Long cooking and air exposure destroy vitamin C and minerals leach away if the cooking water is discarded. the minerals belong with your family, not the sink.
Animals with long legs and necks reach food without bending
The article notes that creatures with extended limbs also possess elongated necks to access food efficiently without bending their knees, highlighting an anatomical adaptation.
Reverend James Robertson and Western Mission Growth
A detailed tribute outlines James Robertson's life from Scottish origins to Canadian ministry. It chronicles his education, ordination, and pivotal role in establishing Presbyterian churches across Ontario and the West, including Winnipeg, Portage la Prairie, and Edmonton. His fund raising, recruiting travels, and dedication to ministers and congregations helped build 393 churches and 82 manses, with notable generosity and leadership.
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Robertson
Portage la Prairie
Gladstone
James Nisbet
Prince Albert
McKellar
Winnipeg
Manitoba Presbytery
General Assembly
General Assembly Appointed Him As’ Superintendent of Home Missions
Knox Church
Montreal
British Columbia
Robert Robertson A Great Builder of God and Country
The article recounts Robert Robertson’s tireless ministry from Winnipeg to the Pacific coast, his bold missions to Klondike miners with Dickey Grant Pringle and Sinclair, and his role as a church leader. It notes his limited home life, his January 1902 death, and his lasting legacy in the Canadian church.
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Great West
Red River
Selkirk
West
Manitoba
Knox Church
Winnipeg
Robertson
S. C. Murray
Princeton
Percy Murray
Newdale
Man
Olds
Alberta
General Assembly
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pacific Coast
Klondyke
Dickey
Grant
Pringle
Sinclair
Nisbet
Black
King
Kingdom of God
Birth of a daughter welcomed in River Hills area
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs William Berndt on the birth of a daughter. Milwaukee visitors include Mr and Mrs R Lassanske and daughter Yvonne and Mr and Mrs E Beskaw and son Tommy. A shower was held for Miss Lynda Kuhn on September 9. The Hanke and Henschell families hosted visiting relatives and a Green Bay farm investment was announced.
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William Berndt
R. Lassanske
Yvonne
E. Beskaw
Tommy
Milwaukee
Wisc
Fred Henschell
H. Beskaw
Alex Beskaw
Dave Freezorger
Julius Hanke
Green Bay
Lynda Kuhn
Friendly Fellows
Pasteurization Proclaimed Safe Milk Solution
The article advocates pasteurization as the key to safe milk, stating it protects against bovine tuberculosis typhoid and other diseases while preserving food value. It urges readers to drink pasteurized milk and keep up regular medical checkups for health protection.
Edison Fired For Sleeping On Duty As Young Man
A historical note recalls Thomas A. Edison being dismissed from a early job for sleeping on duty, illustrating the lesson he faced before rising to prominence.
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Thomas A. Edison
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