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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 28, 1921

Page

6

Davie Life Returns to Bushwhacker’s Creek and Sugar Camp

In the spring scene at the marsh and sugar camp, Davie rejoices in wild creatures returning and plans with Roy McTavish and the Colonel over Gloss the niece's education in England. The group notes the joy of new beginnings as Gloss agrees to join the Colonel and depart with him.

Davie Eve Roy McTavish Big McTavish McTavish Roy Noah Glass England Gloss Dad Boy Injun Hallibut Phoebe Colonel Paisley Widow Ross Mrs. McTavist Mary Ann Ander Theclure Ander Peder

Can the Deaf Be Made to Hear

An advertorial claim that Catarrhozone cures deafness caused by catarrh. It asserts relief from ear inflammation and catarrh through inhalation, promising quick improvement with two months of treatment for one dollar. Sold nationwide plus through Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.

Catarrhozone Co Montreal

Lovers Decide To Stay On Wild Frontier Together

Colonel Hallibut, Glass, and Boy declare they will remain in the frontier community with the Bushwhackers. Glass affirms love for Boy and wild country, while the Colonel approves and pledges unity. They pause at Joe’s grave as twilight fades, ending the tale with a quiet, hopeful note.

Glass Roy Brotherhood of the Untamed Twilight Boy Joe Rey Gig

Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Promised Relief

A Canadian advertises Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills claiming prompt permanent relief from palpitation and heart distress. Mrs. F. X. Gauthier of Tilbury recounts long illness, weight gain after treatment, and renewed vitality after using the pills, priced 50 cents per box with mail order from The T. Milburn Co. in Toronto, Ontario.

Milburn F. X. Gauthier Tilbury Ont T. Milburn Co., Limited Toronto

High Price For Pure Bred Stock At Edmonton Show

Two records were set at the spring livestock show in Edmonton Alberta. Sedate Dale a Shorthorn bull bred by A M Steed of Lethbridge sold for 900 dollars the highest price for a bull at a Canadian auction this year. The prize steer in the calf feeding contest brought thirty cents a pound live weight and was shown by Norman Williams of Vermilion Alberta.

Edmonton Sedate Dale A. M. Steed Lethbridge Canada Norman Williams Vermillion Alberta

First Grimm Alfalfa Seed Registration in Alberta

Don H. Bark of the Irrigation Investigation Branch at Brooks Alberta announces the first Grimm alfalfa seed registration in Canada. Six farmers near Brooks have registered seed from this stock and will receive certificates. The Field inspections occurred last year and growers can now obtain registered Grimm alfalfa seed in Alberta.

Grim Allafa Canada Don H. Bark Irrigation Investigation Branch The Canadian Pacific Railway Brooks Alberta Bark L. H. Newman Canadian Seed Growers’ Association Grimm

Mistress Corrects Maid Over Evening Milk Tray

A country maid, Jane, is told to bring milk at 7 pm on a tray. She first brings the glass clutched in hand and is rebuked for poor etiquette. The next night she returns with a tray full of milk and asks if a spoon is needed or if she should lap it.

Jane

Putnam's Painless Corn Ex Promoted for Quick Relief

An advert contrasts swearing as provocation to Jones stepping on Smith's corns. The copy favors Putnam's Painless Corn Ex as a rapid remedy, claiming all corns lift out with use and warns against substitutes priced at 25 cents.

Jones Smith

Farmers Optimistic As Canadian Prairies Set Seeding Outlook

Farmers express optimism for the coming season as favorable fall weather boosted field work and prepared land for seeding. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta show varied crop plans with expectations near last year’s area, while districts like McLeod Alberta and Lloydminster Battleford anticipate larger acreages due to summer fallowing and new settlers.

Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Mcleod Lloydminster Battleford

Money in Hog Raising in Ontario and Eastern Canada

A rebound in hog prices across Ontario and eastern Canada follows earlier farmer misjudgments in selling brood sows. Reports from the Ontario Department of Agriculture note brood sows near 90 dollars, good Shorthorn cows around 95 dollars, and small pigs 12 to 16 dollars per pair as broad sows command 75 to 125 dollars at auctions. The piece criticizes short sighted selling and credits timely warnings for abattoir supply control, urging consistency in livestock policy.

Ontario Canada Ontario Department of Agricul Brant Kent Simcoe Peel

Census Pulse Expected as British Empire Reaches 440 Million

The Buffalo Courier notes this census month in the British Empire aims to record about 440 million people under the imperial flag. The count would mark the largest organized population tally by any government in history.

Buffalo Courier

Why Coins Are Struck Not Cast in Minting Practice

The principal reason coins are struck rather than cast is that molten metals contract on cooling. Counterfeit coins, which are always cast, exhibit fatal size variations that authentic struck coins do not.

Prince’s daily routine keeps him fit for engagements

Daily Mail explains the Prince stays in good shape by daily exercises plus fifteen minutes of physical training each morning, enabling him to meet numerous engagements.

Daily Mail

Canada Denmark bacon exports shift since 1913

In 1970 Canada supplied Great Britain with exactly twice as much bacon as Denmark did. This marks a major change from 1913 when Denmark sent into Great Britain more than eleven times the Canadian total.

Canada Denmark Great Britain

Turkish Housewarming Custom for Protecting Home

In Turkey it is noted that after the roof is completed a string of garlic and an old shoe are hung from the top eave to ward off the evil eye, a traditional practice observed at new houses.

Turkey

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