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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
2
A church Deacon warns Sister Henderson about avoiding the appearance of evil. She explains she staged cut glass decanters by filling them with floor stain and polish for display. He confesses to taking a drink from the large bottle, noting a brief moment of weakness.
Prince Christian just turned one year old and remains a robust public figure in London. He serves as a personal aide-de-camp to the king and is active at public ceremonies. A famed huntsman, he follows Mr Garth's hounds and reportedly favors cold plum pudding after the hunt, a dish dietitians note lacks essential nutrition. He married Princess Helena in 1866 after crossing from Schleswig-Holstein. Bishop Wilberforce attended the wedding feast and described him as dull but good. The prince mourns the loss of his son Prince Victor Christian.
Arnold Bennett contrasts two male English temperaments based on water immersion habits a morning cold tub versus a Saturday night bath. The note adds that paper can be made from many fibrous materials including bark banana skins bean stalks cocoanut fibre straw sea weeds and grass.
Harry and Lilias tour Crayborne as Sammy the tramphaunts the village and Mrs Anning defends him. Edith Warne linkage deepens family rifts while Fanny recalls Vale House memories. Harry plans to reside at Manor Farm despite lingering haunting claims as Mrs Gutenberg warns of a haunted place.
The ad promotes SNAP hand cleaner for women doing hard farm chores like cleaning lamps, stoves, potatoes, and floors. It claims instant dirt and odor removal, healing and antiseptic properties, keeping hands smooth, with a 15 cent per can price.
Henry Clay sought a $250 loan at Riggs Bank but was told an endorser was required. He enlisted Daniel Webster who proposed a $500 note split between them. The note remains unpaid at the bank.
The passage notes the maharajahs preference for simple dress and modest breakfasts, avoiding lavish palaces or mass motor car orders. It observes they marry less frequently with ardor, and mingle with their people more openly than minor European princes, under Curzon and Attlee.
An English visitor portrays Cairo bazaars as a labyrinth of narrow lanes where vendors display a mix of priceless silk carpets brass wares and trinkets. He notes patient bargaining vivid scenes and the tempting urge to spend, advising visitors to carry enough money or leave extras behind.
Preparations are under way to supply the Congo Railway and its steamboats with petroleum. A pipeline is being laid from Matadi to Leopoldville and storage tanks are in place. Locomotives are being converted to oil burners as part of the broad modernization.
Bridget and Pat discuss a piece titled The Law of Compensation. They remark that losing senses may sharpen others and joke about leg length imbalances as evidence.
An English paper describes Brent Garden Village experiments in collective housekeeping with dwellings lacking kitchens. Meals are prepared in a central hall and may be eaten there or sent home. A four course dinner costs one shilling six pence with servants supplied from the hall at about ten cents per hour.
Mrs. Ollie Woodall shares two year backache illness tied to female disorders. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills she reports renewed health, vigor, and ability to work. She endorses the remedy and invites others to write for confidential advice.
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