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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
6
Lady Anne visits Harry Worth at Manor Farm and shares tea amid tender gestures. He forgives her earlier sharpness as she opens up about roses, plants, and garden plans, while the farmer’s wife and Sammy watch curiously. The scene ends with a promise of continued friendship.
Spits por men and young men Broderick's service presents a special chance for those who value well dressed appearance. The emphasis on detail sets it apart from ordinary long distances tailoring. Garments are made in their own workshop with in house supervision and imported materials, guaranteed to be as represented.
The Grand Trunk Pacific announces a through passenger service between Regina and Winnipeg starting next month. Details on the new Regina station will be released soon. A north side substation is deemed necessary but location decision is pending.
The Examiner reports a street intoxication incident where a man unable to stand was told by a new cop to refrain from treatment and “go home and sleep it off” per New York World. The exchange highlights early policing attitudes toward intoxicated individuals.
A Tit-Bits snippet records Deacon A urging sermons that awaken congregants while Deacon KR counters for sermons that keep them alert. An elderly man asks about married life, and a newlywed describes life with a baby as an opera filled with marches and nightly calls for the author.
An advertisement touts Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as a universal cure for asthma. It claims all cases including incipient and chronic benefit and states the genuine Kelloggs are sold everywhere.
The piece mocks the so called tired business man limning it as a myth. It notes managers claim to cater to him with simple musical comedy yet questions the appeal and effort of such plots.
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease andCannot be cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces, and is a regular prescription from a leading physician. Testimonials offered. price 75 cents. sold by druggists. include Hall's Family Pills.
Capt. Salt once showed heroism in a sea collision and his boatmen planned a gold watch presentation. At a board meeting in a thirteenth floor room among millionaires, Salt received the gift, then quipped about the missing chain in a sharp, humorous moment.
The London Standard notes a tiger approaching the speaker and emitting a fearsome cough as it stood opposite a screen. The beast was described as 11 feet long, highlighting the danger and visceral impression of close encounters with large predators.
In a Baltimore American feature the phrase Minard's Liniment is billed as the Lumberman's Friend. A passenger voice asks the conductor if the tunnel is safe and the reply assures passengers the company will see them through the journey.
An advertisement extols Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as potent and safe for even delicate children. It warns against trying unproven remedies, noting repeated stings from dubious products.
A new process yields artificial sponge by reacting zinc chloride with pure cellulose and rock salt, pressed to form tiny canals, soaked to remove excess salt, and dried to swell with water. It filters drinking water and can replace natural sponge in various uses.
A testimonial from Mrs. J. H. Turner of Glenora Ontario extols Baby's Own Tablets as equal to a doctor in the house. She claims the tablets relieve feverishness, aid teething, stop stomach and bowel troubles, expel worms, and promote healthy sleep. Sold by dealers or 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A distressed patient in a Pittsburg Post item asks for a nitrogenous beefsteak at a Pentavenus restaurant. He questions potato carbs and then demands a large plate of hash, while the waiter remains unsure about nutrition terms.
A debate centers on a famed but elusive bandmaster described as slim balded headed and smooth faced named John Smith. Two men dispute his existence and reputation saying he was the greatest bandleader many never knew.
Mrs. J W Goodine of Central Kingsclear York Co NB says she avoided surgery after using three boxes of Dodd s Kidney Pills. She had been miserable with kidney disease and could not work, but recovered and can do housework. The pills are advertised to cure kidney diseases and related ailments.
French doctor M A Lafont reports to the Biological Society of Paris that reduviid bugs in Mauritius Reunion and India host trypanosomes causing sleeping sickness. A large bug called Mauvin or Morpin bites humans and was found with infected larvae in beds. Dr Donovan in Madras reports a similar organism feeding on human blood in the same bug.
In London a militant suffragette denies romantic interest in a man seen with her. She clarifies that the man is not her beau but a professional bondsman, stating the relationship has no danger or romance involved.
The dialogue portrays a light social exchange about a new neighbor Mrs Newcomb moving in and the habit of calling on updates, comparing gossip to poker as they discuss wanting to "see what the other Iverson has" in a casual, humorous way.
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