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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
6
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a modern airborne remedy for bronchitis and catarrh. It claims the balsamic vapor penetrates to the source, soothes irritation, relieves cough, and speeds recovery with two months of treatment costing one dollar. The product is sold by The Catarrhozone Co. in Montreal.
Mr. Smith begins demanding extra luxuries at high prices, upsetting Miss Maggie and inflating the household board. He woos the Blaisdells and moves among their circle, learning secrets of friends and neighbors as he imposes his tastes on the family.
Miz Tena A Smith of County Cross Roads in Nova Scotia is noted in a brief notice with her name and locality. The item confirms her residence in Cross Roads, N S.
A Canadian reader shares experiences with Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and other remedies. The letter lauds the products for treating severe jaundice in a son and ongoing lung issues in another, praising their effects and promising no after-effects. It notes availability through neighborhood druggists and offers free advice from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo with a Bridgeburg Ontario lab presence.
Mr. John Smith recalls misjudging Miss Maggie Duff who learns of Daly's unfair labor practices. She investigates the hard hours and low wages for shop girls, sparking a reform campaign led by women’s clubs and church committees. A returned worker later credits Maggie with securing his job and inspiring Daly's to raise wages and improve conditions.
Dick Peterson on his Creston area ranch shot what is described as the largest cottontail in the Kootenay country. The dressed carcass weighed 84 pounds and the specimen stretched ten feet from rump to nose when hung by the hind legs.
Health essay urges dental care as part of national effort and peace. It links mastication to nourishment, growth, and energy for work and war alike, warning neglect of teeth weakens defenses and food absorption.
An elderly Scotchwoman in London avoids train travel to Braemar, Scotland, by taxi over 80 miles. She pays a substantial fare and a $50 tip to the driver, reflecting a desire for comfort. The piece mentions an apprenticeship program with a chief aim to teach us how to drink.
The throne of Queen Hatasu, possibly the oldest furniture, is housed in the British Museum. She ruled the Nile Valley about 1600 years before Christ, and twenty nine years before Moses. Hand bombs appeared in warfare as early as the fifteenth century.
The Utica Observer reports that forty five people, mostly foreigners, were convicted in the state during the first nineteen days of October for killing song birds. They faced fines totaling 1400 dollars. The note stresses birds are protected outside designated seasons and urges strict enforcement to protect crops.
A Smiths Falls woman describes severe health woes including organ displacement heart pain and neuralgia. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after six bottles and endorses it for female ailments and related nervous issues.
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