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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 15, 1923
Page
6
Stops coughs colds and sore throat with a balsamic antiseptic medicine. Catarrho Zone is advertised as curing catarrh bronchitis and related conditions by destroying the cause and remedying effects. Quick acting, with a two month supply for $1.00 large size and 50¢ small, available at druggists or by mail from The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
A silent troop of about a hundred range riders rides through Crawling Water Valley policing the town. They disarm and escort prisoners to a temporary jail as Moran’s faction loses control and fear spreads among residents. The scene unfolds with shots, a piano stopping, and townspeople reacting as the vigilantes tighten their hold.
Mrs D C Greaves of Port Mann British Columbia reports relief from fatigue headaches sleeplessness and poor appetite after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She says she is stronger and can do housework and grants permission to publish her testimonial.
Wade pursues Race Moran after a mob storms Monte Joe's hideout. He intervenes to demand a fair trial, then races to rescue Dorothy Parnell at the Double Arrow ranch. Moran tries to shoot as Wade confronts him with a rifle and challenges a fair fight.
Wade recalls a long, dangerous pursuit that ends as a vague memory. The narrative hints at a traumatic event lingering in his mind after years have passed.
The article notes cases of prodigy across history from Mozart and Dante to Verdi and Ruskin, arguing that early talent does not always fade. It cites youths who wrote, painted, preached, or composed before adulthood, suggesting sustained achievement rather than premature decline.
An economist states music helps in getting work done but fame remains unsatisfying and can invite troubles. The remark appears in the Associated Editors column from Chicago.
Jakob and Mathilde Ratz celebrate their 50 year marriage and seven decades devoted to Oberammergau Passion Play. Ratz, village smith of Oberammergau, served as lead choir arranger and actor, father in law to Anton Lang, with two sons in play and Munich, while Mathilde gained fame as a Passion Play artist. The couple remain active in village life and play committees.
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