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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
4
The Dauphin Herald lists publication on Thursdays from the Dauphin Herald Publishing Co. located on Currows Ave. It shows subscription at $2.00 annually in advance or $2.50 if unpaid and notes advertising rates on application.
A provincial audience debates wet or dry measures as large farms face weed threats. Voter turnout concerns rise after liquor referendums, with the 22nd inst. seen as pivotal and not likely soon repeated. A reader urges half day closures for stores to boost worship and worker relations.
The article argues most sugar comes from beets, not cane, with beet plants supplying half of world consumption and significant production in Ontario. It notes limited cane sugar in Europe and Canada, beet sugar in the United States at about fifteen percent, and criticizes price speculation by merchants. It predicts growing public preference for home grown sugar.
A lament of hardship callers seeking guidance from Theodore amid personal woes. The poem repeats a refrain promising advice from Theodore and notes on daily struggles, then shifts to a promotional note about wood’s role and a theatre program titled Old Melody Night at the Dauphin Theatre for Monday and Tuesday next.
Mrs Thomas Evans credits Fruit-a-tives with restoring her health after years of dyspepsia liver and kidney troubles. The Ottawa based medicine claims to be made from fruit juices and tonics and is sold as a 6 box bundle for 2 50 or a trial size 25 cents through dealers or Fruit-a-tives Limited Ottawa Ontario.
The document describes the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire, its Canadian origins in 1900, Manitoba links in 1909, and its emblem, motto, and structure. It details aims such as patriotism, unity, caring for soldiers' dependents, and promoting citizenship, plus wartime and postwar activities across the empire.
A dental health talk explains how dread of dental work correlates with toothache. It notes taboo like early law bases and describes two toothache causes: pulp exposure causing internal pain and dead pulp with infection spreading to surrounding bone, posing a danger to overall health.
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