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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
6
Advertises Catarrhozone as a cure for sore throats bronchitis and nasal catarrh. Claims a piney healing vapor kills germs relieves soreness and aids natural recovery with a two month complete outfit priced at $1.00 plus 25¢ sample and available from Catarrhozone Co Montreal dealers.
The article urges renewed archaeology as explorers study neglected regions from Brazil to Zimbabwe. It notes legible inscriptions amid jungles and deserts, the search for a bridge to Toltec history, and the lure of vast, ancient ruins above the Zambezi.
Delegates from federal and provincial agriculture departments and Canadian cattle groups in Saskatoon outlined coordinated steps to aid Western Canada's livestock industry. Pronouncements cover market access negotiations with Britain and the U.S., feeding programs, dehorning, stock movement, rates, publicity, and cost efficiency initiatives to place the industry on a permanent, paying footing.
Christopher Beck notes in the Daily Mail that exploration reveals buried civilizations in Southern Nigeria and Turkestan. Quartz carvings bronze castings and other objects testify to advanced past cultures beneath present settlements. Ceylon India and Annam also host ruined cities awaiting archaeologists.
The federal government sold 5,538,878 acres of farm land in Saskatchewan for 16 619 107 dollars and 1 457 274 acres of school lands for 67 218 dollars. In Alberta the government sold 3 944 318 acres for 11 773 264 dollars and 854 082 acres of school lands for 13 204 209 dollars. Money from school lands is held in trust for the provinces.
The Duke of Devonshire addressing the Rotary Club of Sheffield at a luncheon spoke on Canada's population needs. He urged that Dominion development and direction remain in British hands, whether born in Britain or Canada.
A quip from Standard Chaparral casts a courtroom joke about acquittal as the greatest comfort in tough times, noting someone who should not have been admitted.
Board of Railway Commissioners for Canada tabled data in parliament detailing 51,318,422 passengers carried in 1921, with only four passenger deaths and 240 injuries. Total railway accidents reached 1,821 with 248 killed and 1,938 injured. trespassers accounted for 64 of the 148 nonemployee deaths and 91 of the 644 injuries.
A leading British firm built an extraordinary watch featuring four small front dials including weekday date, perpetual calendar, moon phases, and a recording chronograph. It also displays sun position, winds for 30 hours per wind, and carries a sidereal day dial with a star chart. The three-tier movement uses diamond and ruby jewels and cost one thousand guineas.
An ad claims Freezone ointment instantly relieves aching corns. A tiny bottle sells for a few cents through druggists and is said to remove hard corns soft corns and toe calluses without soreness or irritation.
The Winnipeg Tribune notes rising wheat prices spark a broad upbeat across Western Canada. It argues the improvement is rooted in global production and transport, predicting lasting prosperity tied to basic production and its distribution networks, despite lingering pessimism elsewhere.
A Brantford Ontario man describes severe heart palpitations and insomnia caused by tobacco and credits Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills with restoring regular heartbeats and nerves. The ad notes the pills cost 50 cents per box and are sold by The T Milburn Co. of Toronto.
French kid gloves come from young goats kept in mountain flocks. The skins must be soft and blemish free, so kids are penned and fed specially to prevent skin harshness. When a few months old they are killed, and the hides tanned for glove making.
The annual road drag competition under the Saskatchewan Department of Highways is abandoned with no events this year. Deputy minister H. S. Carpenter says the aim to stimulate intelligent drug use has been achieved and the move is an economy measure.
A seas story shows Sandy silent after a shipper asks about fish today. Donald stops by and wonders about the catch while a Scots phrase hints at no reply. Elsewhere, note about England’s longevity and Spain starting paper yarn production.
Arthur Llewellyn of 428 Alexander Ave Winnipeg reports his wife was gravely ill with long standing stomach trouble until she began taking Tanlac. He says she now eats normally and shows improved health and vigor, and he recommends the remedy as effective. Tanlac is sold by druggists everywhere.
The article explains differences among seals fur seals hair seals and sea lions and walrus including fur use and feeding habits. It notes physical traits like tusks in walrus and describes their lifeways migrations breeding and social behavior. It mentions Mr Seal and a wishing fairy tale framing a tale about parenting and protecting families.
Canadian Geological Survey estimates British Columbia coal reserves at 73,874,942,000 metric tons in one foot seams to 4,000 feet. Additional measures outside this class raise probable provincial reserves to over 76,000,000,000 tons.
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