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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 26, 1923

Page

6

Night attempt at Moran’s safe stirs danger and gold

A masked intruder slips into Moran’s dark office while a tense confrontation unfolds with Dorothy and Gordon. They uncover a map showing gold on Gordon’s range, plan a swift exit, and await Moran’s arrival as the storm rumbles outside.

Moran Heisen Simon Barsdale Race Moran Gordon Dorothy Jensen Cou Wade Pink Creek Man Neemioe Jam Weesen Doror Savy

Women urged to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedy

Toronto reader Mrs. J. Lee shares how Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound helped her backache irregularities and weakness. She urges other women to use the medicine and offers to answer questions, noting decades of testimonials.

Toronto Lydia E. Pink Toronto Telegram J. Lee Harvie Ave

Parlor Car Invented By Famous Singer Jenny Lind

Jenny LindInspired travel comfort on railroads led to the modern parlor car. While touring with P T Barnum she replaced seats with couches tables and chairs, jokingly calling it her parlor car. From this idea the Pullman chair car evolved. Also notes Sir Thomas Electric Oil contains no alcohol and blends six essential oils.

Jenny Lind America P. T. Barnum Thomas

Scientist proposes ancient Eden laid across deserts

Professor Sir Arthur Keith addresses the Royal Society in London proposing Eden lay in a vast prehistoric Sahara and arid lands stretching to Mongolia. He argues Egypt and Babylonia are remnants of an older civilization and suggests civilization predates common belief.

Garden of Eden Arthur Keith Royal Society London Sahara Arabia Mongolia Abraham Tuba Cain Egypt Babylonia

Man in Crowd Feels He Is Only One In A Hurry

A concise observation notes that when a man enters a crowd he perceives himself as the sole person in a rush, highlighting a humorous or reflective social moment about speed and priority.

Honest and Poor Motifs Across Social Strata

The remark contrasts moral character with wealth, noting that some people are honest due to poverty while others become poor because of honesty. It suggests a critique of virtue tied to economic status and questions cause and effect in moral behavior.

Angora Turkey Town of Old World Charm and Modern Revival

Angora in Asia Minor sits 2,800 feet above sea level, 300 miles southeast of Constantinople, blending eastern minarets with western dress. The town, 5,000 inhabitants, is central to a Mohammedan revival and a Turkiye renaissance while still retaining traditional peasants, simple food, and horse drawn farming, with overcrowding forcing some residents into tents and boxcars.

Angora Ottoman Empire Asia Minor Constantinople Baghdad Eskieshehr Mohammed

Worm Exterminator Promoted for Family Use

An advertisement touts Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a safe preparation suitable for even very young children without harming their constitution. It emphasizes ease of use and gentle effects for family protection.

Mother Graves

Seeing London Bus Tour Heads To Devonshire House

A guide on the seeing London bus tour points out the town residence of the Duke of Devonshire, a major English landowner, as American tourists gaze at the high brick wall surrounding the property. A passenger jokes about who landed him, prompting amused reaction.

London Piccadilly Duke of Devonshire England

Love Will Find a Way If the Old Man Supplies Grub Stake

A terse note hints at a romance or venture hinging on an elderly benefactor providing the required funding or support. The line suggests dependence on a willing patron to advance the plan or relationship.

Rainmaking Plan In Montana With Airplanes

New York dispatch reports Richard T Ringling of Ringling Montana bought 10 airplanes to induce rain in dry Montana farming districts. Planes will assemble at Great Falls July 1 and fly to various sections dispersing electrical currents from upper wing fans to seed raindrops and form clouds, enabling precipitation as claimed by Ringling citing scientists in New York.

New York Richard T Ringling Ringling Mont Montana Ringling Circus Great Falls

Kidney Pills Prove Beneficial Says Local Resident

Mr Aubin and Mr Rubin testify Dodd's Kidney Pills eased kidney pain and enabled work. Advertises the pill as a kidney remedy that purifies blood and fights rheumatism dropsy urinary troubles diabetes and heart disease from neglected kidneys.

St. Nicholas Station Que Gaudias Aubin Dodd Mr. Rubin

Air passengers hear London concert via small box radio

In flight at 2000 feet over Croydon passengers enjoyed a concert broadcast from London. A passenger noted vibration sometimes affected clarity, but overall the experiment was a distinct success.

London Croydon

Western Conditions Improve Says CP Rail Vice President

Dr. C Coleman, vice president of the Western Lines of the Canadian Pacific Railway, states that business conditions in the west have improved notably, with mining sectors especially benefiting from the rebound in metaliferous activity.

C. Coleman Western Lines Canadian Pacific Railway

Wonderful Clock Timepiece Invented by Vienna Mechanic

A Vienna clock made by Austrian metal worker Jakob Jawurek is displayed at a Vienna restaurant. The wooden clock stands three meters tall, two meters wide and weighs 300 kilos. It features eighteen dial plates showing times in cities including Vienna Cologne Amsterdam Paris London Madrid Buenos Aires and others. It includes sun moon date hour and second figures a sixteen bell chime and a terrestrial globe that turns daily. Also noted are Milton verses found in a seventh century copy of Ovid in London and a note about over seventy kinds of wood used for umbrella handles.

Vienna Jakob Jawurek Jawurek Cologne Amsterdan Paria London Madrid Buenos Aires Asia

The man who never has occasion to buy an umbrella

A terse witticism defines a hustler as one who never needs to purchase an umbrella, implying skill or luck in avoiding rain and purchases.

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Wilder Anthony D. Goodchild Cec King St. West Ashe Dreas Lydia E. Pinkham Pullman Chair Car Sahara Desert Murine Wrebox Maple Leaf Canadian Match CO Limited Montreal Quebec Mr. Aubin Milton Ovid Carter MacDonald He Teboon i Oatove Ysb Plcnrets Canada THE Economy Packace
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