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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
2
An essay stresses the primacy of accurate asset and liability statements for business and personal life. It warns that liabilities often outpace realized assets and urges constant monitoring, reducing harmful dispositions, guarding against excessive credit, health as asset, and steady effort to balance obligations with strengths.
The Canadian Council of Women urged the government to prioritize immigrant quality over quantity, educate newcomers on Canadian conditions and port rules, require medical and mental exams before embarkation, and retain a medical adviser with psychiatric training at the London office.
Dr J J Kelloggs Asthma Remedy offers relief from airway constriction and breathing difficulties. The remedy is portrayed as a long trusted, proven treatment with many years of service behind it, available through local dealers.
A Swiss statistician estimates foxtrotters cover about a mile in ten minutes and other dances take a mile in twenty. A ball from 10 pm to 5 am saw 56 000 steps equaling about 30 miles. A Swiss doctor counted about 6 750 000 footsteps yearly with a pedometer. Bees yield 22.5 tons of honey per season. Minard's Liniment touted for grippe and flu.
A conference between the United Farmers' Club of Saskatoon and C. E. Tomsett of the provincial department of labor results in 1,500 experienced farm laborers to be imported to Saskatchewan. Each man will work on a contract at 35 dollars a month with board. Special arrangements will be made at the employment bureau to receive and distribute the workers.
Mr. R A F Hughes of Hamilton Ontario testifies that after five years of health decline his wife regained color energy and mobility following use of Dr Williams Pink Pills. He recalls a prior failed treatment period and credits the pills with restoring vitality and will to live. Pills available from Brockville Ontario at 40 cents a box or six for $2.00.
The Saskatoon Star notes motor trucks carried 1.2 billion tons of freight in the United States last year per the Automobile Chamber of Commerce. It highlights proposals to build grain elevators in districts far from rail lines and transport grain by motor trucks to stations, stressing the need for solid, well constructed roads to support heavy truck haulage.
American farmers express desire to take land in Canadian West as emigration revival gains momentum. Bankers grain dealers real estate men and Dominion officials warn against hampering emigration with red tape. Grain prices and the strengthening Canadian dollar spur movement to prairie farms and new resources agencies in the United States and Canada plan to support settlers.
Charles Lachance of Petite Vallee Quebec credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for curing years of sciatica rheumatism and kidney trouble after a cold. He took six boxes and reports restored health urging others to try the remedy. The ad explains kidneys eliminate uric acid and links this to relief from rheumatism and sciatica.
A vivid endorsement from the London Sunday Pictorial claims Lord Northcliffe achieved notable empire service in months of travel. It compliments his influence in Australia India Malaya Palestine and East for France and the Netherlands while revealing insights into Chinese politics. It lauds his broad impact across regions and peoples.
The article argues that many great creators succeeded despite physical or intellectual impairments. It cites Lafcadio Hearn as half blind and notes eminent mathematicians who struggle with simple calculations. It contends that vision or brain power are not sole determinants of talent and that willpower can compensate for limitations.
A Western train robbery tale notes a Jewish passenger from New York who, asked for his money, says he is applying a 2 percent discount on a cash transaction. The item reflects a humorous anecdote amid a list of unrelated notices and course notices.
A brief exchange centers on a song someone calls lovely and moving. She remarks the tune pleases them both and suggests singing it earlier would have increased the evening’s pleasure.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a universal dye solution for all fabrics from wool and silk to linen and cotton. It promises simple directions and guarantees against streaking spotting fading or running, suitable for curtains skirts sweaters and draperies, with instructions included in each package.
The provincial game guardian notes that extensive tree planting near Regina has attracted several bird species never once seen in the area. These newcomers have taken up residence in Wascana Park and around the Parliament Buildings.
Minard's Liniment touted for flu relief while the liner Olympic needed 949 fireroom workers and 60 oil engine staff during a coal fire. Holloway's Corn Remover claims roots extraction. Alaska census data show a 23.4 percent white population drop from 1910 to 1920.
A prominent physician from Buffalo Dr R Y Pierce specialized in women’s diseases and developed Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. The remedy, described as a safe woman’s tonic, claims to address back ache headache and other disorders across ages and is sold by druggists in tablet and fluid forms. Trial packages are offered through a Bridgeport laboratory location.
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