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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
4
An advertisement quotes J C Bagiey of Dunn North Carolina praising Vincl for curing a chronic cold after four months of coughing. The testimonial claims the product helped the user eat and sleep better and recover quickly.
The Dauphin Herald announces subscription at 1.4 percent annual advance payment and advertising rates on application. Published weekly at Barrows Ave Dauphin in the Office of the publication.
A June issue cites a Canadian Bank of Commerce letter urging personal and community thrift to fund government needs for war and public works such as roads and railways. It notes wartime obligations to veterans and dependents, and the ongoing need for self denial. It also assesses trans Atlantic flight progress, weather dependence, the need for stronger engines, and hints dirigible balloons as a future transit option.
A correspondent argues western Canadian cemeteries are neglected and urges community action. Proposals include hedges or windbreaks, shrubbery planting, regular memorial days, and municipal funding to maintain fences, plants, and grounds to make cemeteries respectable and beautifying for the community.
The article notes recent rains benefiting the hay and grain crops, improving pasture and stock prospects. James Malcolm travels to Ontario to visit a ailing father. Archie Craigmile’s curves are highlighted amid a Farmers’ ball. the Bay Centre correspondent resumes reporting, drawing interest from readers.
Dauphin Plains residents report renewals as C E Stelek and W J Stewart plan a western trip. Wheat crops benefit from recent rains. J A Fraser loses a mare. Bert Izon begins building a new house and barn. A Local Grain Growers meeting at the school house on Monday evening June 23 at 8 o'clock plans the annual picnic. Several neighbors attended the Strang farm plowing match on Wednesday.
Mar F Gareau of Montreal reports suffering for three years with lower body pain and swelling. After years of tonic failure she refused surgery and used Fruit a Tives fruit juice remedy, purchasing boxes at 2.50 for six or 25e trial size, now in excellent health.
In a London Daily Mail report, the Prince of Wales and Colonel Barker perform daring aerial maneuvers over Hounslow aerodrome. Barker, a highly decorated Canadian airman, pilots a stunt plane as the Prince experiences new flight thrills aboard a small cockpit setup amid cheers from staff and spectators.
A crowd watched a royal air show as a stunt plane performed loops and a series of dramatic dives aboard the Prince’s aircraft. Colonel Barker shouted questions and the Prince replied with a cheerful, “Alright,” before the final feathered landing and a grin about going over backwards. The Prince then piloted the car away, the staff noting his calm demeanor and amusement.
Rain boosts spirits for Spruce Bluff annual picnic planned for Friday June 7. Weather outlook favors clear conditions for baseball events and children's sports with prizes for races. Sam Winters and sons are breaking up land in the southwest quarter of 12 as the district drains, hoping for good grain yields.
In a mixed notice, Presbyterian and Salvation Army activities are listed. Rev Henry P Barrett leads gatherings with baptism and the Lord's Supper observed, while Rev Jester A Ceemente preaches on Mountain Climbers and Holy Spirit teachings. Salvation Army Captain Kitson commands Citadel meetings including drill and holiness sessions.
Commissioner Charles Sowton territorial commander for Western Canada and Brigadier L E Taylor divisional commander will lecture on the World Wide Social Work of the Salvation Army in Dauphin Tuesday June 24 at the Baptist church loaned for the occasion Mr Robert Hawkins will chair a good attendance is expected
Pleasant afternoon with routine business and a talk on The Raising of Fuel by Mrs Alex Broadfoot. Next meeting to be held at the school on July 8th to finish the quilt for the Soldiers Home. Death reported for Thomas Rothwell with funeral at Riverside cemetery. Community notes on local breaking, tractors, building work, and church at 11 am Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Lamb were auto visitors at Dauphin Beach Sunday. Pte Fred Durham stays with Mr Johnson. Mr Diamond sold his general store to the Co operative association. Culvert repairs on Steadman farm urged to avert accidents. Mr and Mrs C A Lewis arrived from Swan River. Mr L to run the elevator this season. D Kennedy and W Lamb bought the Dauphin Beach Pavilion with a dance hall and refreshment room. R F Wolff visited Dauphin Thursday. Mrs W T Rose accompanied H C Rose to Rochester for an operation. J L Rose visited Winnipeg. Jack McDonald reports high Dauphin passenger trips daily. H J Palason returned from the Pas after auditing the town books.
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