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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
5
Joseph A Hugher of 1574 Magnus Ave Winnipex recalls a severe rheumatism attack lasting ten days. He endured pain and weakness, then credits Tanlac for restoring strength, easing back and joint pain, headaches, and helping him gain weight. He says Tanlac is the best medicine.
The Dominion Animal Husbandman outlines in No 68 of the Experimental Farm circulars three core feeding rules. Do not overfeed, tailor rations to each animal, and feed regularly by time and feed type. Sudden feed changes can reduce gains and cause ailments like diarrhea bloat and milk fever with remedies described.
Officials of the Department of Agriculture say the Dominion Government spends a million dollars yearly to boost livestock, with provincial help and programs begun in 1912 now yielding results from coast to coast. The excerpt ends with a humorous cry about a baby and a muffed cat.
A new policy relaxes landing rules for immigrants to Canada, mainly favoring bona fide agricultural workers and female domestic servants with employment assurances. Exceptions allow family members, treaty nationals, and certain British subjects to enter. A passport system and fees apply, with Asiatic entrants needing $250 to land.
Public warnings urge citizens to prevent fires as unextinguished camp fires lighted matches and tobacco threaten vast public timberlands. Igniting fires near standing timber invites disaster and causes millions in property losses.
Princess Mary is officially named in the Court Circular as Princess Mary Viscountess Lascell es, noting the parenthetical title. London papers often omit the parenthesis in their listings.
A note from the Yarmouth Y.M.C.A. Boss Camp at Tusket Falls in August reports Minard’s Liniment as highly beneficial for sunburn and as immediate relief for colic and toothache.
A new chemical method accelerates wood drying to within a day and at once hardens the material beyond natural ageing. It claims to induce changes in moisture loss and wood character in hours rather than years, promising greater durability.
In Greece many households abstain from meat year round, consuming meat only on New Year’s Day and at Easter according to local reports.
Mr John Hamill of Marielane Saskatchewan praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after their relief for his wife who suffered years despite doctors care. He says she no longer needs a doctor and also found relief from constipation with Diamond Dinner Pills. Neighbors are asked to ask if Dodd's Kidney Pills do not strengthen kidneys.
The world will applaud the British Prime Minister for Genoa as a measured effort to reconstruct Europe. The Detroit Free Press notes his plan surpasses current strife, elevating his standing regardless of outcome.
A reflection on human nature by Dean Stanley urges choosing mercy over fault finding. He argues we can forgive and empathize by placing ourselves in others shoes. Loving what is lovable in others fuels reciprocal love and elevates us toward a heavenly ideal.
Canada and the United States railroads cooperate with safety-first organizations to reduce deaths and disabilities among train workers. Brotherhood of Railways men speakers in Toronto cited three year claims totaling about 6500 with near 27 million dollars paid. Union membership listed at 175,406, down from 392,995 in 1926, largely due to the 1926 illegal Chicago Yardmen strike.
A maiden, a possible suitor, and the elder sister with the younger sister travel home after a picnic. While crossing a river on a ramshackle ferry the younger sister fears the journey. The elder jokes that at thirty nine she will be more nervous.
W. G. Church, Inspector, urges starting early in spring to establish well sanitized pens and houses. He stresses best stock, proper feeding, reliable sanitation, weekly creolin spraying, clean and boiled feeding dishes, protected and fresh food, and avoiding spoiled feed to prevent disease and maximize market value.
Dr H F Whittaker of Edmonton, president of the Canadian Dental Association, told a Toronto convention that only 25 percent of Canadians receive professional dental treatment. He urged peers to ease access and reduce cost so the 75 percent gap may receive adequate care without lowering standards.
A health notice promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills by The Catarrozone Co Montreal as a cleansing blood purifying remedy for women in poor health. It claims to clear waste from the system regulate bowels and improve blood energy, promising fitness and relief from headaches and lassitude.
Farren Zerbe, famed coin authority, owns a 1 inch square Swedish copper plate coin weighing 6 pounds with a 1730 date and a face value of 4 Daler. It is part of a vast collection of over 30,000 pieces spanning ancient to modern currencies with total face value counted in millions.
A London Express excerpt notes Princess Mary’s childlike enthusiasm during travel as she enjoys the restaurant car. The piece highlights the delight of the touch and the journey break, contrasting with Enegtich restaurants and mentioning a new dish added long ago.
After nearly a year of work T S H Sherman of Vancouver builds a sen ion telescope for HH Pryce of Seattle. The instrument features a ten foot diameter glass and is expected to reveal about four hundred million stars.
Quito, the capital of Ecuador, is cited as the only city in the world located directly on the equator. The claim emphasizes its unique geographic position and global distinction.
A salesman reports widespread joblessness and stalled demand, prompting the sales manager to verify local employment numbers. The inquiry yields a sale and highlights Wilfred Sellers in Forbes Magazine as a noted reference.
Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to rebuild blood and expel rheumatic poisons, easing joint pain and restoring health. Mrs George Stanley of Spuria Ontario testifies to dramatic improvement after about a dozen boxes. Pills available from dealers or by mail at Brockville Ontario for 50 cents a box, six boxes for 2 50.
Arrangements are nearly complete for transferring part of Jubaland from Great Britain to Italy under the 1915 treaty with France and Italy. The handover, adjoining Italian Somaliland, aims to save the Kenya Government about 250000 dollars annually by simplifying the 500 mile frontier along the Juba River.
A druggist offers a tiny bottle of Freezone that stops corn pain instantly and removes hard and soft corns, even between the toes, without soreness or irritation.
The first season crop report for the Canadian Pacific Railway lists total prairie seeding area at 16,468,548 acres, up from 12,785,750 in 1921, a 29 percent gain. Manitoba up 14 percent in summerfallow and fall ploughing, Saskatchewan 12 percent in new breaking and 93 percent in summerfallow, Alberta 64 percent in new breaking and 24 percent in summerfallow.
This advert notes the wide reach of Dr Thomas Electric Oil across the Dominion. It claims the remedy treats sore throat lame back and various inflammatory ailments. The text states it can be rubbed on the skin and also taken internally for healing effects.
Mail from the far north notes a successful winter for Indians and Eskimo trappers with good fur catches. Advices from the region emphasize bounding prosperity as the keynote of the season.
A self-made man proclaims his work while a critic interrupts. A line about worms feeding on children's vitality follows, recommending Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a remedy. A note then describes the orange’s pearlike origin and its evolution over 1,200 years of cultivation.
An exchange aboard a vessel has an old passenger asking the captain how close they are to land and the captain answering four miles straight down, revealing a nautical peril or misdirection in a compact dialogue.
An old advertisement explains Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a liquid consumed internally to reduce inflammation and aid nature in restoring normal mucous surface conditions. It states the product treats catarrh related deafness and is available through druggists with circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
The sub Arctic north of Canada gains attention for its timber wealth as exploration expands with oil and mineral discoveries. Spruce, tamarac, jack pine, poplar, larch, birch and willow are found in commercial quantities up to near the Arctic Circle. White spruce reaches full size in valleys and the Slave River area is densely wooded.
A large volume of agricultural settlers from Wyoming is expected this summer, with twenty five families arriving as the vanguard. Francis James, a prominent Wyoming rancher, says big tracts of land will be taken in the area for ranching purposes.
A brief aphorism notes that genuine discovery arises not from railing against tradition but from building upon it. It suggests progress comes from foundational use of prior ideas rather than rejection. The quote emphasizes constructive continuity.
A cyclone travels at a speed of 555 yards each second. The report notes the rapid motion and potential impact location follows standard meteorological measurements.
Dr A Lavaran 77 Pasteur Institute died May 18. Red Cross to close European work end of June after eight years and over 400 million dollars spent. Galleemore Creamery in Tipperary burned. workers had taken over and hoisted a red flag. Finn Malmgren heads to Seattle for Amundsen Arctic expedition. Alberta Red Cross issued relief to 18,895 people between Dec 15 1921 and May 1 1922 totaling 104 627 21. Poland Germany Upper Silesia treaty signed before League of Nations council. Grandview Bank Napier Street robbed of 1000 to 1500. Glasgow profit from war stock sale tops 100 000 on 4 500 000 invested. Fresh foot and mouth outbreak reported in Fiston Leicestershire. markets closed. 1921 fisheries value across prairie provinces and Yukon 1 713 827, down 18 percent. Montreal harbor to insure grain elevator fire and explosion risk. free insurance during storage, then chargeable to grain owners. German steamers icebound in Gulf of Riga fed by Latvian airmen delivering bread by parachute.
Mrs John Shuler of 225 Clarence Street London Ontario reports recovery after typhoid fever using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She states one bottle restored strength and she trusts the tonic as a builder and strengthener for health.
In London Ontario a woman reports relief from nervous exhaustion and fainting spells after taking Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She claims a half bottle improved her health and urges others in middle age to try it. She directs readers to local stores and to Dr Pierce’s Medical advice and trial offers.
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