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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 22, 1913
Page
2
A British-Indian press summary notes rising Hindu and Muslim tensions in India, with Hindu extremism feared to exploit unrest to push revolutions. It cites editorials urging government action, calls for restraint from Muslim leaders, and warnings that incendiary rhetoric risks harming India’s Muslim community.
An old remedy claim describes treatment for coughing and cold symptoms using Dr Thomas Electric Oil to reduce inflammation of mucous membranes and stop coughing. The copy urges trying the product as a sole preparation for colds.
Venetian press says the German Emperor will visit Venice shortly for a meeting with the King of Italy. The trip will then proceed to Corfu, with the emperor expected to travel by the nohenzolieru route to Corfu.
A coastguard was lowered to rescue a panel trapped 300 feet high on the face of the Dover eastern cliffs. The incident occurred as part of a dramatic effort reported from London with details of the rescue and conditions.
Middleborough county magistrates granted a seven day license for a new picture palace despite objections from several ministers. One minister said there was a rush from churches to picture halls after evening service, which was unseemly.
A new French Arctic expedition is organized under M de Peyer, reserve officer and Geographica Society member. The plan calls for two aviators to attempt reaching the north pole by air, pursuing the dream with a high altitude mission.
An Olympia Cinematograph Show preview introduces a Life Targets Company device letting a person shoot at moving tiger and car images without bloodshed. The moving scenes trigger rifles and audio effects, pausing the film for seconds after each shot while spectators enjoy the chase.
Justice of the Peace J. E. Arsenacht recounts a four year battle with a leg ulcer eczema and swelling that hindered work. After using Zam-Buk he reports complete cure for over a year with no relapse. The ad touts Zam-Buk as a universal skin remedy sold at 50 cents a box.
Detectives used gas bombs to subdue a mad man in the Auteuil district firing a new asphyxiating device during a roof cornering. The suspect, semi-asphyxiated and powerless, was taken to a hospital as families face retrenchment after losses in a recent drawing.
AU reports say Italy denies military action in Albania. The text notes Albania’s status, with Austria agreeing Jakove goes to Servia and Scutari remaining in Albania. Russia and Austria reportedly support the arrangement, with other powers referenced. A separate China lottery note mentions a famine relief event.
In five weeks the Colchester borough ratcatcher has killed 51 rats at an average cost of 3 pence per rat. Pessimism arises over digestion costs and efficacy.
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a rapid remedy for colds and sore throats, claiming relief within hours. It includes a personal testimonial about cough suppression and fever reduction, plus a promotional note urging readers to buy now and mention a Christmas cigar gift.
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