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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
6
Catarre sufferers can be cured at home by inhaling Catarrhozone. The piney vapor is breathed directly to the passages, sending germ killers and antiseptics to the sore areas. Colds and throat troubles supposedly end quickly as irritation is removed. Suitable for all ages. two months’ treatment costs $1.00. The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
Amos admits involvement in the burning scheme but claims Smythe hired him to kill Noah, who is alive. Roy, Boy, and the Bushwhackers calm tensions, confirm Amos’s capture, and plan to remove the mill at Tetherside while vowing no more local oppression. The Colonel proposes reforms before parting.
In the tense house, Colonel Habiber learns Gloss is his long lost niece, sister to his dead wife. Emotions surge as forgotten ties restore warmth, while Hallibut weighs punishing those who aided Broadcrook. The scene ends with plans for a fresh start and a cautious trust in love.
Colonel Hallibut forsakes St Thomas for happiness with the Bushwhackers at Big McTavish’s. He recalls Glass’s mother and the brave woman who drew cattlemen together, then thanks McTavish for the unexpected joy. He hints at knowing the man who sent trouble to them.
A promotional note extols Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills as a tonic for aging adults. It cites improved heart action, steadier nerves, and better memory, sharing a testimonial from Mrs. James Perry of Retlaw Alberta who reports felt improvement after two boxes. Price 50 cents a box, available from The T Milburn Co Limited in Toronto Ontario.
Kingston Ontario loses a leading figure, George Y Chown, at sixty. He served Queen's University as secretary treasurer and registrar for about twenty two years and held major posts in business including McArthur Irwin and Parker Irwin Limited. He was active in Sydenham Street Methodist Church Frontenac Club and Kingston Yacht Club among others. He is survived by a wife and three daughters and several siblings.
The Galt Reporter laments postwar loafing by carpenters, painters, plumbers, and plasterers in Canada. It cites high costs, stalled projects, and public anger over workers taking less than an honest day’s effort for pay. Those who work hard trust future opportunities. loiterers risk losing jobs.
The province recorded total agricultural and livestock product value of 549,997,969 dollars in 1920. Agricultural products accounted for 308,907,214 dollars while livestock made up the remainder. Wheat yielded 113,135,274 bushels valued at 175,359,674 dollars, and 948,280 horses and mules were valued at 151,724,800 dollars as the largest livestock item.
W E Dinwiddie of North Battleford reports the domestication of Karakul sheep in Saskatchewan has been a success supplying Persian lamb skins, mutton and wool. His flock now numbers about one hundred, the second largest in Canada and the third in North America.
A thought experiment shows lowering the sea by 6000 feet would not shrink ocean widths near the Americas but would reveal a landmass larger than Africa near the South Pole. North America would connect to Greenland and Europe through Greenland and Iceland, and a Behring Strait region would form plains enclosing a landlocked Arctic Ocean about the size of the Mediterranean.
Scientists recently denied the influence of the moon on weather patterns, stating no consistent meteorological effect from lunar cycles. The finding challenges folklore and previous conjectures linking tides to climate variability.
Okanagan farmers import pure bred sires to improve stock. A syndicate paid ten thousand dollars for a prize winning Percheron stallion to enhance breeding lines.
Premier Hughes of Australia announces that control of the Pacific and naval cooperation will be discussed at the Imperial Conference in London in June. Dominion premiers will attend but decisions require ratification by Dominion parliaments. He also notes no intention to block Archbishop Mannix's return.
The English police force stands nearly unique worldwide in its practice of not arming officers. Critics point to safety gaps while officials argue nonlethal policing preserves civil liberties and reduces violence.
Miss Peasey of Toronto Ontario suffered years of irregular menstruation weakness headaches and fatigue. After trying various medicines with no relief she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and regained health allowing her to work and manage a home. She urges other women to try the remedy.
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