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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 04, 1926

Page

2

Tolerance and the Need for Open Debate Across Canada

A veteran director’s call for greater tolerance echoes through Canada’s political scene as another general election nears. The piece warns against religious, political, and cultural bigotry, urges respect for opposing views, and argues intolerance harms community unity and progress.

1Ite Grifth Canada Empire Frank Glenn University of Wisconsin The Century Magazine

Young man Cutts an Heiress Believes Fortune Follows

A brief local item notes a young man named Cutts pursuing an heiress, with the belief that his fortune comes through marriage. The report emphasizes social maneuvering and the heiress’s position within town circles.

Western Fisheries Big Shipments of Fish From Alberta Lakes

The season opens August 15 at Lesser Slave Lake and Lake La Biche with about 100000 pounds of white fish from Lake La Biche and over 500000 pounds from Lesser Slave Lake plus jackfish and pickerel. Four rail cars per week are shipped from nearby smaller lakes to Edmonton. A plan to operate fisheries on Lake Athabasca aims to freeze most catches at Waterways and ship them.

Lesser Slave Lake Lake la Biche Edmonton Lake Athabasca

Unclear Draft Note on Boardinghouse Fly Gaffe

A fragment notes an early fly in a boarding house and a 340 pound woman lamenting missing her Swiss cheese. The text reads as quirky diary style commentary with no clear event dates people or organizations. The excerpt offers little verifiable detail beyond humorous, odd observations.

Canada settlers move to prairies from US agencies

Government schemes report 8 283 participants in five months with 2 327 nominated, 1 094 household workers, 361 jovenlies under 37, 2 501 family scheme. minor schemes total 8 093. In June Fargo North Dakota helped 195 settlers with families totaling 312 people move to Canada carrying 495 550 dollars cash and effects destined for prairie provinces and British Columbia.

Society of Overseas Settlement of British Women British Dominions’ Emigration Society United States Canada Department of Immigration and Colonization Fargo North Dakota Minnesota Prairie Provinces British Columbia

Common Sound of Puffing Regulated by Driving Wheels

The puffing of a railway engine depends on driving wheel circumference. Each complete turn yields four puffs, regardless of train speed. With average 20 foot wheels and 50 mph, about 880 puffs per minute occur, 52 800 per hour, as wheels turn 13 200 times in sixty minutes. Toronto Telegram.

Toronto Telegram

Baby's Own Tablets for Cholera Infantum Aide

Cholera infantum threatens young children in summer. Baby's Own Tablets are promoted to regulate bowels and soothe stomachs, claimed safe with no opiates or narcotics. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents a box by mail from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Moose Photographing Boom Near Metagama Camps

M. A. Bates, operator of sporting camps near Metagama Ontario, says moose are so plentiful this year that he can guarantee photographs of moose almost daily within minutes of any camp. Shooting moose with a Kodak has become a popular diversion.

M. A. Bates Metagama Ontario

Wonder Canyon Of Rockies Rivaling Colorado Canyon Found

Albert Mercer, trapper and explorer, returns from the Copper River country in British Columbia with news of a new canyon. He describes a 12 to 15 mile long, 3000 to 4000 foot deep gorge so rugged goats thrive there and wolves cannot penetrate its face. He notes the South Fork of the Copper River as grizzly bear country and a potential hunting area if made more accessible.

Colorado Canyon Albert Mercer Copper Rive British Columbia Mercer Copper River

Drives Out Rheumatism Subdues Lumbago

A remedy claims rapid relief for rheumatism and lumbago bringing ease and comfort to sufferers. It promises immediate soothing effects and lasting improvement with use. Clinical notes and endorsements are cited by the publisher as proof of effectiveness.

Lumbago

Nerviline Promise of Quick Relief for Rheumatism Pain

A reader from Georgetown lauds Nerviline as a fast acting pain remedy for crippling rheumatism and lumbago. He claims a 35 cent bottle cleared his aching joints quickly and urges others to try Nerviline for reliable relief.

F. E. Normand Georgetown

Grasshopper Plague Lockdown in Stavropol District

In Stavropol district Russia a state of siege is declared to combat a grasshopper plague endangering crops. Local authorities mobilize cavalry and aeroplanes to spread poison while peasants enlist under improvised officers to harvest before insects ruin produce. Asthma remedy claims relief.

Russia Stavropol Moscow

Prolonged Occupation in Germany a Thorn in the Flesh

Chancellor Wilhelm Marx says continued Allied control of the Rhineland sustains a state of war in Germany. He urges the world to release occupied zones if peace is desired and states it is his task in September to pursue Germany’s entry to the League of Nations.

Rhineland Wilhelm Marx Germany League of Nations

Boosting Home Products Enables British Canning Push

Britain imported over 200 million pounds of canned fruits and vegetables last year prompting the National Food Canning Council to launch a campaign to boost home production. Canners aim to triple output this year as part of the drive.

Great Britain National Food Canning Council

Theatre Attendance Notes Echo Local Dialect

A brief exchange shows Tom reporting theatre visits occurring twice weekly while answering a question about his attendance this month. The sketched dialogue reflects casual conversation and social norms of leisure activities.

Public Health Improved Through Habits in Great Britain

Sir George Newman, chief medical officer, says Britain's health is rising as seaside holidays cheap trips and women’s emancipation improve personal and public health. He notes more sobriety sensible eating more windows toothbrushes and simpler dress aid public health gains.

Great Britain George Newman Ministry of Health Sir George

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Secures Complete Effectiveness

The product claims to work without auxiliary medicines and never fails to perform its pest control function. It presents as a self contained remedy with guaranteed results.

Canada Holds World’s Best Trade Balance Per Capita

Canada reports its fiscal year 1926 favorable trade balance at 401 million dollars, up 117 million from 1925. By March 1926 almost all surplus is with the British empire at 392.6 million. foreign countries total 8.5 million. Unfavorable U S trade at 123.97 million is balanced by gains with other foreign markets.

Canada British Empire United States

Wheat Pool Board Plans New Elevators Across Alberta

The wheat pool board will purchase or build elevators at thirty Alberta points to serve areas not currently reached by the pool or U.G. elevators. Selection of locations is based on expected wheat volume.

U.G Wheat Pool Board Alberta

Kilalian stock farm sale to Michigan investor ends major Alberta deal

One of the largest recent farm land deals in Central Alberta was completed when the Kilalian stock farm, a 960 acre property about 13 miles from Camrose, was sold to Dr. H. G. Berry of Mt. Clemens Michigan.

Alberta Camrose H. G. Berry Mt. Clemens Michigan

No Hope for Man Who Refuses Friends’ Money

A terse remark notes that a person who declines help from friends when in need faces bleak prospects. The statement highlights social expectations about mutual aid and personal responsibility in difficult times.

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