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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 12, 1923

Page

7

World Happenings Briefly Told

An overveans mali bag on the Mont calm was found opened when mail landed at St John Maine. Reports from Constan tinople say Turkey bans alcoholic drinks after April 2. A ringed swallow released from Latglarne Wales was found dead near Johannesburg. The Retal Palace in London burned, a major fair ground and FA Cup final site. A twelve year old girl Edith French of Hamilton Ontario died after a riding accident. Canada exported fish and fish products 1.606 million in February 1923 versus 1.712 million prior month and 1.526 million a year earlier. New York considers limited admission drama to counter cinema crowds. Formosa island villages nearly destroyed by fire. 4,500 houses burned, thousands homeless. American liquor smuggling into Canada noted at a border seizure. June 4 proclaimed as birthday holiday for Isis Majesty King George VI. June 3 falls Sunday. US battleship laws sunk during maneuvers near Panama Way. Spanish official Luis Silvela urges swift action to quell Moroccan native rebellion. In the United States there are 1,758 women lawyers judges 1,187 clergy women 14,617 artists 7,219 physicians 1,829 dentists 1,117 architects and 41 engineers.

Kidney Troubles and Pierce's Anuric Tablets Endorsement

A Toronto reader touts Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets as effective for congested kidneys and bladder issues. The letter describes relief from back pain and burning symptoms and invites readers to request a trial package and free medical advice from Dr. Pierce's laboratory and Invalids Hotel in Buffalo.

Toronto Dr. Pierce Albert Blunt Bievies Place Annric Doctor Pierce Bridgeburg

Serum Breakthroughs From Copenhagen Institute

The Serum Institute of Copenhagen under Thorvald Madsen announces three discoveries. A new diagnostic method for esphilis more certain than the Wasserman test. A cheaper, better diphtheria serum. A method to detect whooping cough in early stages. Paris reports satisfactory results with a serum from convalescent measles children. Professor Mery notes two measles epidemics checked last year by this method.

Banksh Serum Institute Copenhagen Ir. Thorvald Madsen Paris Mery Academy of Medicine Neuter

Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor as a simple painless remedy that removes corn roots and leaves skin smooth. It claims universal availability at 25 cents and features a bold promise of no failure.

Putnan

Cancer Cure by Potassium Diet Advocated in Canada

A Montreal letter argues cancer is a blood disease cured by potassium salts and natural diet, not by X rays or radium. It cites Dr Forbes and Dr Bell claiming traditional treatments fail, urging Canadians to adopt the diet to make cancer a history. The author, Charles Walter of Toronto, endorses Minard's Liniment for neuralgia.

Forbes Toss London England Imperial Medical Association For the Robert Bell F.r.flpls Ross Dominion East Great Northwest Charles Walter Brunswick Avenue Toronto Ontario

Your Teeth and Mouth Health Ties to Goiter and Worms

Fea Proctor MiGee M.D. DDS argues neglected teeth affect digestion and overall health. He links goiter and thyroid symptoms to dental infection, recommends early mouth care, X-ray screening in goiter cases, and cites Miller's Worm Powders for intestinal worms.

Clothes Sewn On Chinese Soldiers Guarding Tibet Pass

Ten thousand Chinese soldiers at Pachienlu, guarding the Tibet border pass, have garments sewn onto their bodies. Heavy padded cotton is stitched in place to remain undisturbed through the cold season as summer suns return.

Pachienlu Tibet

Ontario Trapping Industry Boosts Fort William Output

Trapping of fur bearing animals has become prosperous in the Fort William district. Last year the total value of pelts sold reached 1 029 750 dollars, including the bounty received by local trappers on 14 600 timber and bush wolves.

Fort Wiliam

Wallpaper trimming and paste machine cuts time in three minutes

For paperhangers a new machine trims a roll of wallpaper and applies paste in three minutes, promising faster setup and efficiency for paste and cut jobs.

Cuticura Heals Eczema Sufferer in Nova Scotia

Mrs. Elmer King of Oxford Nova Scotia credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with curing a severe eczema outbreak on her face and scalp after weeks of itching burning and disfigurement. She describes using two cakes of Soap and two boxes of Ointment before healing and recommends the products.

Elmer King Jackson St Oxford, Nova Scotia

British Columbia Mining Attracts American Investment

Renewed activity is shown in British Columbia mining properties owned by American capital with several large-sum deals reported. Arrangements for systematic prospecting this coming season are completed and are expected to reveal additional properties or development.

British Columbia American Capital

Thankful Mothers Praise Raby's Own Tablets

A Canadian testimonial from Mrs. David A. Anderson of New Glasgow praising Baby's Own Tablets for children. The mild laxative aids bowels digestion teething and fever recovery. Sold by druggists or 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.

Raby Canada David A. Anderson New Glasgow N.S Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Vancouver Port Records Show Growth in 1922 Trade

Vancouver annual port report reveals 716 ocean-going vessels totaling 2,967,000 gross tons in 1922, up from 476 vessels and 2,946,000 tons in 1921. Cargo reached 1,540,000 tons, lumber 225,000,000 feet, grain 11,460,000 bushels, flour 482,000 barrels, apples 153,000 cases, with Seattle and Tacoma ranking lower on the Pacific Coast.

Vancouver Pacific Coast Seattle Tacoma

Household Hints Green Tomato Butter Recipe

A brief recipe describing making green tomato butter with four quarts green tomatoes four cups seeded Sun Maid raisins three cups sugar two teaspoons salt one large lemon. Wash dry strip stems chop tomatoes seed mix with sugar simmer two hours add chopped raisins salt and lemon juice roll half an hour.

Fig Raisin Cookies Recipe Card

Cream sugar and butter then beat in eggs. Dissolve soda in hot water and add with spices and fruit. Mix in flour and walnuts and spread spoonfuls on greased pan. Bake slowly until done using 14 cups sugar 1 cup butter 1 cup fig fruit and raisins and spices.

Names that Stood Out in Western Canada

The Brantford Expositor and Toronto Star discuss city renamings in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Regina rejects Pile of Bones as a name for a future capital. Rat Portage becomes Kenora but remains a curiosity. Moose Jaw and Medicine Hat are urged to retain their distinctive names.

Brantford Expositor Moose Jaw Regina Kenora Toronto Star Pile of Rat Portage Canada Medicine Hat Bertha M. Clay May Agnes Fléming

Scott's Vessel Discovery Sold for Falkland Sea Work

Captain Robert F. Scotts vessel the Discovery has been bought by the Sea Government of the Falkland Islands for whaling research in South Georgia and South Shetlands waters. The ship will map whale stocks migrations and numbers, aiding oceanography meteorology and magnetism. After renovation the Discovery will likely sail next year. Eskimos of Hudson Straits leave offerings on graves for spirits.

Robert F. Scott Sea Falkland Islinds South Georgia South Shetlands Home Office

Mental Disarmament Slogan From Japanese Official

The Montreal Gazette quotes Hirose Saito, secretary to a Japanese delegation, saying that without mental disarmament the destruction of ships would be useless. The remark is praised as a concise, effective slogan reflecting a dual truth and method.

Hirose Saito Montreal Gazette

World market needed to absorb excess U S crops says ex governor

Ex Governor Lowden of Illinois warns in the Hamilton Herald that without a global market to absorb surplus durum crops and other produce, thirty percent of cultivated land at home would revert to grass. He likens wealth to King Midas and cautions against overproduction.

Midas Sam United States Lowden Ilinois Hamillton Herald

Federal Fisheries stocking fish eggs across Canadian waters

The Department of Fisheries distributed 46 million dollars to restock lakes and rivers with fish eggs and fish. Whitefish accounted for 535 million, pickerel 165 million, and salmon 106 million.

Federal Department of Fisheries Canada

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