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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
7
Dr Allan of the University of Alberta reports on Alberta’s petroleum possibilities. Development up to 1925 saw nine wells drilled and about fifteen completed. by August 1925 fifteen wells were being drifted. OU production from 1915 to 1924 totaled 69 000 barrels.
Baree the wolf-dog faces exile and fever as he wanders the northern woods with Pierrot and Nepeese. They expand a fifty mile trapline, plan for a future organ purchase, and confront a Lac Bain factor sent to summon Pierrot for a crucial absence.
At the Gray Loon cavin on the fourth night of Baree's absence Pierrot and Nepeese recount a dramatic reunion. Baree staggers in scarred and exhausted after a brutal clash with the pack, yet he lives. Surprise and awe fill the room as the wolf returns to the shelter.
London Times notes the Prince of Wales is no longer a distant title but a living figure to millions across races and creeds. His presence and the ideals he represents are felt personally, transforming views on royalty and leadership worldwide.
The English humorist C S Caverly posed as a guide for American visitors at Oxford. He pointed to Balliol College calling it the second oldest and claimed the master was Prof Jowett, then tossed gravel to rouse him, provoking a furious reaction from the scholar.
The advertisement touts Baby's Own Tablets as safe for children with no drug taste and easy to administer. It notes they can be crushed, are non narcotic, sweeten the stomach, and help fretfulness. Mrs. Arthur Charlebois of Pawtucket endorses them as a gentle laxative and stomach aid. Sold by dealers or mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont for 25 cents a box.
The Nemisham National Park preserve saved Canadian antelope once near extinction. Established in 1915 with only 45 animals, the herd has grown to 235, marking a recovery from the thousands once roamed the prairies.
White pine is described as the most valuable softwood in Canada, with average value surpassed only by walnut, chestnut, and oak. The note highlights pine’s high market standing compared with other species.
The steamer Welland County sailing from Montreal will carry two buffalo, three Rocky Mountain sheep and three Rocky Mountain goats as gifts from the Canadian Government to the National Museum of Natural History in Paris. Buffalo came from Buffalo National Park in Walmwright Alberta. the sheep and goats from Rocky Mountain National Park in Banff Alberta. The shipment was consolidated at Winnipeg.
New in the British House of Lords is a microphone earphone setup that makes inaudible debates audible. The slightest whisper is picked up and broadcast to anyone wearing the devices, sparking endless interjections and disrupting friendships as speakers hear sharp comments like why doesn't he shut up and what rot.
Morbid stomach and intestinal conditions foster worms and persist while conditions permit. Using Miller's Worm Powders aims to destroy worms, correct digestive irregularities, and eliminate the cause of suffering, sparing the child future distress.
Miss Eleanor Mitchell of England won the European speed typewriting championship with 812 touches equaling 129 words a minute. Forty of the speediest typists from France Belgium Switzerland Spain Italy and Britain competed in the event.
A brief report notes a person standing near a locomotive without disputing the right of way, an ordinary incident observed by onlookers and railway staff.
Inventor Louis Brennan notes his best thinking occurs around 3 am. He wakes for a few hours to develop theories on his torpedo, gyroscopic monorail, and helicopter concepts, then resumes sleep. His morning hours are consistently clearer for problem solving.
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