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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
7
In Rennes, a judge ruled a policeman’s comment calling him a cow was not an insult. The next day a vagabond had his sentence doubled after calling the judge an aid cow, with the magistrate later increasing the term by five years for the insult.
The Dunmow Fitch committee plans to hold the ancient court on August Bank Holiday. A couple have written requesting permission to land their trial for the matrimonial prize.
The Motorcycle reports a proposed pilgrimage to Lourdes by Irish priests on motorcycles. They plan to land in France, ride to Lourdes in the Pyrenees region, then return to the coast via Paris.
Ladies urged to write to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential female illness guidance. A woman will answer personally, letters kept private, with endorsements from many years of experience. No charge beyond mailed advice. book offered by mail for 30 cents.
Italian officer in a border patrol on a Swiss frontier alpine pass thwarted a soldier’s attempt to throw him to a 3000 foot precipice. The officer wounded the attacker to save his life and the assailant was imprisoned for six months after a military court trial at Milan.
A young woman sues in the third correctional court in Paris for $10,000 claiming she contracted germs of insanity after her fiancé kissed her, alleging harm and seeking damages.
Mrs. Joseph G. Savoy of Neguac recounts a full recovery from illness through Dodd's Kidney Pills and Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets. She says pains vanished, sleep returned, and she can eat normally, crediting improved kidney function and digestion for her renewed vitality.
Reported wreck of the trawler Admiral Togo off Reykia Vik Iceland results in the drowning of twelve crew members. Also appears a miscellaneous ad for PAZO OINTMENT promising refunds if it fails to cure various skin conditions within six to fourteen days.
Admiral Tirpitz states that a great radius of action, not speed, is the chief requirement for the German air fleet plans. The teleastag outlines the admiralty's aim to develop airships with extended range to project power.
In Berlin the Socialists in the reichstag attacked the Kaiser's naval plans during discussion of estimates. They opposed 2.5 million marks to rebuild the royal yacht Hohenzollern saying the navy should focus on warships not pleasure craft. Ledebour argued the Kaiser should pay for a private ship if needed. Admiral von Tirpitz defended the Kaiser’s naval knowledge. The government proposal passed despite opposition.
A young lion formerly cared for by Princess Hadgins escaped at a factory and was taken to the Zoological Gardens for exercise. It leaped onto the son of Count Machi, a former Malan minister, and inflicted a serious wound on his forehead with its claws.
A mother extols Nerviline as the best remedy for croupy colds and chest symptoms. She cites its reliability for her family, noting its wide uses from rheumatism to headaches and praising the economical large bottle at 50 cents sold by local druggists, prepared by The Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
In Paris Champean triggered a jailbreak by swapping identities with Bruteau at Sarte Prison. A guard misnamed Bruteau as Pruteau, leading to his release and the real Bruteau later learning of the ruse. Brutean is charged with aiding the escape.
British technical journal pranks say Berlin’s navy secretly built destroyers with aerial guns to wreck dreadnoughts. The report is dismissed as fanciful phantom airship lore, with critics noting absurdity and mocking the idea as summer mischief and a joke.
Marion Pridge notes MINARD'S LINIMENT has been the preferred choice for a year. It is consistently the first liniment asked for and regarded as the best seller among all liniments handled.
Captain Larsen of the Norvegia recovered a lump of ambergris from a whale in Wellington New Zealand worth about 300000 dollars. An expert chemist confirmed the substance as genuine ambergris and said the whale was harpooned by a boat crew. A second item promotes Dr Thomas Earache Remedy noting its ease of use with drops on lint.
The Macclesfield town council recently dealt with applications for wage increases by carters and laborers that had been submitted nearly a year ago, outlining the council’s actions on the request.
Lambeth guardians propose to establish a massage department at the workhouse infirmary.
In Bombay a mass wedding saw four hundred unions celebrate simultaneously at Sur al AMOCOS. Brides mostly under 19, grooms 23 to 28, many brides on parents laps during the ceremony. Sweets were given to keep children quiet. the caste holds weddings once a decade.
The National Ant-opium congress seeks help from Young Men's Christian and Missionary Societies to raise funds worldwide to buy opium at treaty ports for burning, aiming to curb the opium trade in China.
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