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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
6
Mr Smith visits Aunt Maggie Duff and Grandpa Duff to copy family records. Maggie's calm, practical handling of papers and a warm room ease his unease as he begins cataloging Bible records and Duff family notes.
Advertises Catarrhozone as a universal remedy for catarrh and nasal inflammation. Claims quick relief as the balsamic vapor reaches airways and nostrils, with use against coughs bronchitis and colds. Priced at two months treatment for one dollar, small 50 cents, sold by dealers and Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
A dinner scene unfolds as guests argue over notes of births and deaths while a host castigates the pace of conversation. Tension rises as Mr. Smith hides from birth notices and Submit Blaisdell is flagged for a dated birth entry. The exchange ends with a tease: to be continued.
Marietta Neff notes Tibetan customs centered on butter, including daily churning for butter supply, ritual use on altars, and consumption in buttered tea. Men and women coat their bodies with butter in winter and travelers carry butter in sheep bladders as provisions.
A Boston scientist argues that the Frank Furter is the most nourishing of sand pitches, highlighting its potential as a unique sustenance concept.
The article warns mothers to watch children during summer when cholera infantum, a summer complaint, is most common. It describes onset with profuse diarrhoea, irritated stomach, vomiting, purging, and bilious stools, leading to rapid weight loss, weakness, and possible death without swift treatment. It urges quick action to offset vomiting, purging, and diarrhoea.
Mrs Charles Kretlow of Wideview Sask reports using Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for summer complaint and credits it with saving her daughter's life. The ad urges readers to obtain the genuine product from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont and warns against substitutes.
The article urges using preserved fish for distance from streams, detailing smoked salted and canned varieties. It offers recipes for codfish balls and fishash, describes making white sauce for creamed salt fish on toast, and suggests air airing canned contents before use. It notes canners line cans with parchment and highlights canned crab and lobster salads and sardine dishes for quick meals.
Richard Temple, a London inventor with a career in Canada and the United States, demonstrated a model gun capable of firing shells weighing five tons up to 200 to 300 miles. The test split a steel boiler plate with a half inch bolt, leaving no recoil and minimal flash.
A banker responds to a detective by focusing on the financial shortfall of ten thousand dollars rather than the cashier’s height. The exchange frames the case around the missing funds and suspected shortage.
The article argues sunstroke results from the sun's invisible violet rays as well as heat. It emphasizes that exposure to these rays contributes to overheating and related symptoms, urging cautious outdoor activity.
Report notes that organic dusts suspended in air pose a high risk of explosion. Citing industrial safety findings, experts warn that fine particles can ignite readily in ventilation systems and mills.
William Bentmie of West Lack Alberta says Tanlac cured his stomach disorder and fatigue after flu. He claims to eat anything without indigestion and now labs two days of fieldwork in one, with no headaches or pains since finishing the first bottle. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
A sudden landslide of about a half mile frontage occurred at Basque British Columbia on the Thompson River's west side. The river is blocked, upstream water has risen about 12 feet, and ground continues to slip intermittently. Railways lie on the east side, beyond the danger zone.
The six essential oils in Dr Thomas selectric Oil form a potent liniment claimed to ease pain and restore health. Testimonies from users praise its healing power, noting benefits beyond the modest price.
The record notes that during the middle ages, long hair signified noble status and was associated with aristocracy and rank. It links hairstyle to social hierarchy and cultural norms of the period.
A woman is credited with inventing the method or alloy known as Japanese bronze, a historical note highlighting her role in metallurgical innovation.
Inmates of an orphan home that Caruso supported with ten thousand dollars yearly fund a memorial eighteen foot candle to burn on All Souls Day for five thousand years. It will go to Madonna of Pompeii church in Naples and weigh about one thousand pounds. Antonio Ajello, the candle maker, uses a derrick to dip the candle in boiling tallow thrice daily. completion is in ten weeks. The candle is expected to burn for thirteen years and seven months.
Egypt claims the Pyramid of Cheops as the world’s largest tomb spanning 13 acres and rising 461 feet. The ancient wonder dominates Giza, drawing scholars and tourists seeking its monumental scale and history.
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