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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
6
A curious patent remedy promises to stop colds at the start by disinfecting the breathing passages with piney scents. It claims immediate relief from soreness congestion and irritation, clearing the head and throat and curing catarrh. Sold as a dollar outfit with tested guarantees and trial sizes from The Catarrh ozone Co. Kingston Canada.
A quiet ranch scene opens with a boy on horseback patrolling the homestead. He retrieves bottles from the grass and pins them to fence posts as he travels, his revolver at the ready and the sun burning over the treed prairie. The moment ends with a pistol crack and shattered bottles.
A boy rides to aid after a car crash on a ranch road. He frees a trapped man, assists the injured party, and refuses payment, pondering life beyond horse riding as a rugged frontier tale continues.
A Cincinnati authority claims corn cutting risks lockjaw and blood poisoning and promotes freezone a cheap drug sold at drug stores. A few drops on a corn supposedly relieves soreness, and the entire root can be lifted out with no pain. The solution is sticky but dries quickly and shrivels corn without irritating surrounding skin. He notes it could help wives wearing high heels.
Reports from Budapest say the Hungarian communist government has grown stronger as Romanian advance halts and forces link with Czechoslovakia. Allies monitor Paris talks while Budapest denounces the peace treaty as capitalist, and the regime exploits cloth shortages to equip red guards. Religious schools are secularized and convents protected by allied representations.
Belgrade dispatch denies Jugoslavs initiated hostilities on the River Drawe while alleging Austrian daily attacks on troops and terrorization of civilians. Vienna sought intervention from Hungarian troops in the Varvis area, but the move failed.
Chinese delegates report receiving messages from across China threatening violence if they sign the peace treaty. The notices come from diverse regional sources warning of consequences tied to the accords.
Lieut Col Wilson of the British staff in Mesopotamia completed a rapid journey from Mosul to England in seven days. He reportedly crossed the desert from Mosul to Cairo in a single day.
The September October exhibition in Athens Greece will be organized by the federation of British industries to reclaim wartime trade. Canadian manufacturers are invited to participate through the Canadian trade commission noting Greece Balkan and Levant merchants and the potential for lasting trade ties. The Greek government expresses friendliness and expects the event to be a leading display of Canadian exports. Greece holds a cash surplus from war orders and seeks machinery and raw materials to advance its national industries.
The government plans to explore Britain for oil to fuel ships and cars with domestically sourced petroleum. The article notes historic local flows at Clowne and Coalport and argues that petroleum exists under Britain and must be sought.
A Sunday school summary outlines Nineveh’s conversion through hearing God’s word, belief, repentance, and God’s acceptance. It links repentance to Luke and Acts teachings, noting remission of sins and the gift of the Holy Spirit as central results and urging conversion by God’s gracious mercy.
The United States will aid the transport of Czecho Slovaks from Siberia to Czecho Slovakia at Prague authorities request. Ships are being prepared to move thousands, with three vessels en route to the Orient. About 40,000 Czech soldiers remain in Siberia aiding Kolchak and the Siberian railway line toward Vladivostok.
F M Watcher, GM of Rotterdam-Canadian Mortgage Bank, asserts Holland will surrender the ex Kaiser and even the crown prince to avoid trouble. He is in Rotterdam to Canada for Alberta mortgage investments and notes Dutch farmers seeking settlement in Canada.
The Royal North West Mounted Police in British Columbia will gain 50 officers and men with horses, headquartered in Vancouver. The draft, led by Inspector Hill, largely comprises service veterans just back from overseas duties.
A vintage advertisement promotes a freckle removal lotion made from lemon juice and three ounces of orchard white mixed in a bottle to yield a quarter pint. It claims to lighten freckles and blemishes with daily face and neck application and asserts the mixture is harmless and inexpensive.
The department of highways will start a major reclamation in the Yellow Grass Marsh district with twenty two miles of ditch to discharge water into the Souris river. It will excavate 295000 cubic yards of earth reclaiming about 14000 acres and must be completed by December 1 1920 without flume work.
A newspaper-style note reflects on critics who critique us, acknowledging that many criticisms are accurate and hard to ignore, highlighting public perception challenges.
A compact aphorism notes that revenge functions like a gun whose kick hurts more than its recoil. The phrase frames retaliation as a self defeating force that harms the avenger as much as the target.
Opening chapter introduces a western Canadian tale by Robert J. C. Stead. The weekly installment follows frontier incidents as the plot thickens, urging readers to obtain regular issues to follow the story.
The Christian Science Monitor cites growing world view that Japan uses harsh measures to suppress Korean independence. It notes a German-like spy system, colonization of Koreans by Japanese, terror against resistors, church wreckage, and mass arrests as Korea fights for self rule.
Professor McClellan of Toronto University visits Calgary in confidential talks with British Admiralty linked experts. He predicts helium from natural gas will gain vast commercial value soon, signaling major future for western Canada.
A brief Scotsman line recalls a child named Elsie lamenting her punishment and asking her mother if her father was the only man available, reflecting domestic sentiment in Edinburgh era reporting.
The report compares progress of the trans Atlantic flight to the German march on Paris, highlighting rapid advance and strategic movement as observed by Toronto Globe.
A playful line highlights a girl’s aim for affection over odds, noting she can always throw kisses straight rather than hitting a barn with a brick.
Italian irritation grows as the Franco British and American pact to act against Germany omits Italy. Premier Orlando reportedly engaged early talks but left active participation as tension rose, prompting French quarters to call the omission serious.
Dr Rene Sand of Belgiums ministry of labor told a Washington conference that wartime disruption halted progress on protecting children. He noted under German occupation Belgians labors were limited and no formal child labor laws were enacted. Belgium now seeks to reorganize industry to shield children, urging a minimum wage law and other regulations to safeguard all workers.
Dominion registration board released statistics show Manitoba’s male population aged 16 and over at 170 253. Of these, 110 390 are British born, 29 055 British naturalized, and 30 805 classified as alien.
A concise idea proposes that greater reflection leads to brighter understanding, and brighter understanding encourages more reflection, suggesting a reciprocal relationship between thoughtfulness and clarity.
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