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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
6
An old testimonial warns kidney pain and dragging sensations show kidney trouble. The remedy Dr Hamilton's Pills with Mandrake and Butternut is touted to aid liver and kidneys. A user claims quick relief from back pain and headaches after a few boxes. Sold everywhere for 25 cents by The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
In Friday entries the narrator notes arrival in Carbon City and a lively morning with Mrs. Bingham Sunny and Don Livingstone. Sunny greets Uncle Don, revealing his role as Mr. Bingham's partner, adopted by Sunny, while the narrator contemplates initial impressions and fate of Paget the remittance man.
A columnist asserts that headaches can be prevented by properly tuning the nerves. The piece argues that addressing underlying nerve function stabilizes mood and reduces future headaches. No medical endorsement is given.
The passage notes salmon leaps over waterfalls and tail-curving jumps as they search for their arpiar spot. Pimzie marvels at their difference from other fish, calling them extraordinary. Copyright 1922.
A narrator travels with Mrs. Bingham toward a desert valley and meets Mrs. Carroll at a ruined Alberta ranch. The Carrolls, English and proud, were duped by a land agent into an uneconomical farm. Their shack home, poverty, and betrayed hopes unfold as they fear future help may come from a distant English winter sojourn.
The narrator and Sunny drive across plains and valleys to a distant Rocky Mountain view. Sunny identifies Old Chief the lone peak as belonging to the Yankees while dog David greets them with lively enthusiasm. A Chinese cook welcomes them to a bountiful meal at the house.
An aircraft en route from Paris to London flew for two hours with the pilot not touching the control wheel. The rudder steered the plane, which maintained an even keel and stayed aloft without manual guidance.
The Dominion Live stock Branch lists Irish bacon at 159 to 167 shillings per long hundredweight and other meats with Danish 148 152, Canadian 136 140, US 115 120 shillings. Canadian cattle reach about 10 to 12 percent and Irish cattle 10 12 percent, prime Scotch 16 to 17 percent. Wool markets show spring rise and strong demand for western products.
An old advertisement claims coughing stems from irritation of the mucous membrane and promises relief by Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil. It asserts inflammation reduction will stop the cough and urges readers to try the remedy and be satisfied.
A 1921 report by Minister E. Barrow shows agriculture as BC's second industry with $59,742,994 in value, down 13.39 percent from 1920. Forest products led at $64,970,000. minerals at $28,066,641. The 1921 fruit crop reached a record $6,504,850, up 15 percent, dairy output rose by 846,558 pounds of butter, and eggs rose by 200,677 dozen. Honey reached 309,074 pounds worth $89,631.
Saskatchewan reports 1921 agricultural production totaling 444,937,073 dollars. Grain and field crops, farm products, and livestock contributed, with livestock numbers reaching record highs including 1,179,389 horses and 1,563,332 cattle. Wheat output reached 201,347,483 bushels from 13,656,708 acres, second only to 1915.
A rough estimate by the Harbor Board reports 343 deep sea ships entering Vancouver port in the first six months. This figure surpasses the total for all of 1920 and is about 60 percent higher than for the same period in 1924.
A San Francisco inventor unveils a mechanical teacher designed to aid instruction. The device aims to automate lessons and adapt to student needs, showcasing early automation in education.
A Minnesota letter from Mrs Isaac Campbellton reports rapid relief for her husband and herself after cholera symptoms. The testimonial endorses Dr Fowler’s Wild Strawberries tonic as a proven remedy praised for stopping vomiting and purging. The ad notes a 50c bottle from Milburn Co Toronto.
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