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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
7
Manitoba’s grain crop for 1923 35 is estimated at about 126 million dollars to the province using bureau of statistics data and December futures prices on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange dated November 13. Wheat leads with 52,050,505 dollars followed by oats 31,685,000 barley 23,301,882 rye 4,018,560 and flax 3,845,569.
In a fatal confrontation, Pierrot is killed by McTaggart after a struggle with Nepeese, Baree the wolfdog defending her, and the Willow sacrifices herself at Bule Feather's Gorge to escape the pursuing assailant. Baree drags McTaggart and Nepeese seeks release at the chasm.
The Lac Rain Factor stands at the chasm’s edge in disbelief and horror after Willow vanishes. He recalls his brutal past including Pierrot’s death and feels the weight of a life spent acting as a brute, overwhelmed by the moment.
The Factor recalls the deaths of Pierrot and Nepeese as he faces a looming snowstorm. He drags from a moral blow, but his plan to cover the crime remains intact. His dream shatters with Nepeese gone, while Pierrot’s death haunts him as he heads back to the cabin. He contemplates the continuing need to hide his deed as the storm approaches.
In Nanking roses lend aroma to sweets and refreshments. Bakers scent cakes with petals harvested during flowering and stored for a year. Petals are dried in sun or preserved in sugar syrup, while brewers make rose scented liquor. Tea dealers also use roses to scent tea leaves.
Chilblains arise from exposure to slush and cold while frost bite comes from icy winter winds. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil offers prompt relief by counteracting inflammation and removing pain with simple application and effective oil action.
President Nicholas Murray Butler cited a Columbia tea remark about misunderstanding progress. An American boasted of four miles per minute flight while the Hindu elder asked why rush when all roads lead to the grave.
The Canadian National Railways station at Mile 13.2 Yale subdivision in British Columbia near Langley will be listed as Fort Langley on the next timetable to avoid confusion with Langley Prairie on a nearby electric line. The post office formerly Langley Fort is renamed Fort Langley.
The report notes a fashion change in Turkey as the fez, long worn as the national headgear, is being abandoned in favor of bowler hats, signaling a shift in cultural style.
A Jersey City man recounts reading a newspaper letter about Carter's Little Liver Pills and says the remedy cured his poor appetite and sour stomach. He claims he can now eat normally and that his appetite improved fully, urging others to use the product. Sold by drug stores nationwide.
Alan Rowe reports from Palestine expedition that beneath the recently found temple of Ashtaroth at Bethshan in Beisan lies an older temple of the same goddess. A golden image of the goddess was found in the older temple, suggesting Bethshan’s destruction before 1000 B.C. and a more magnificent predecessor indicating a powerful ancient culture.
A Florida publisher outlines a journalist’s varied duties from writing poems and reporting weddings to umpiring games and describing fires. He notes tasks include budgeting, advertising, charity, dances, whisky testing, and public opinion work.
A reflective note on the value of private happiness and the satisfaction found in tending to one’s own affairs, away from others’ judgments or busybody commentary. The piece suggests personal contentment comes from simple, self-directed routines.
Mrs. J. D. McClintock of Charlotte town P E L writes of a yearlong heart trouble that caused sleeplessness and nervousness with visions in the room until she read of your remedies.
I took several boxes of them and can now get a full night’s sleep with out any trouble. I feel fine in every way. H. & N. Pills have been on the market for 82 years, all dealers sell them, put up by The T. Milburn Co. Limited Toronto Ont.
Swiss engineer Zurburchen reports a moving mountain in Morabbla Valley Tessin where Motto Carbino rises to 6000 feet. Over the last decade the peak shifted six feet upward while sinking seven feet causing large cracks and fears of a potential massive landslide.
The Biimorton wireless station in Warwickshire near Rugby reports successful contact with distant empire regions. The 900 acre site features 16 masts each 820 feet tall and three miles of aerials, enabling clear communication between the Mother Country and dominions.
A trained nurse explains how chest colds ease overnight with rest and care. She notes signs to watch, emphasizes fluids, and suggests when to seek medical advice if symptoms persist or worsen.
Nurse Carrington endorses Nerviline as a dependable home remedy for chest colds pain in the side stiff neck earache and toothache. The product claims rapid absorption and relief and notes its fifty year history in thousands of Canadian homes with a 35 cent bottle price.
In Italy under fascist rule handshakes become taboo as the regime promotes the fascist salute with the right arm extended upward as a public greeting, replacing ordinary gestures. The shift reflects party discipline and mass allegiance rituals witnessed across society.
Mothers praise Baby's Own Tablets for childhood stomach and bowel ills and teething discomfort. Mrs. Rose Voyer of Willimantic Conn. reports relief for indigestion constipation fever and restlessness. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Thomas A. Edison asserts in a science monthly interview that the world can do without further inventions until general intelligence keeps pace with current ones. He ranks the motion picture and phonograph highest among his works and mentions work on a storage battery and a phonograph improvement. He notes changes in his eating and sleeping habits and his simple meals.
A young hobo is found hanging from the wing of an airplane piloted by the California National Guard Air Force chief. The flight traveled from Las Vegas New Mexico to Los Angeles, wind tearing the hobo's shirt.
A concise maxim notes that it is wiser to seem modest than to seem enamored with one’s own voice. It frames public discourse as a balance between restraint and expression, urging consideration over loudness.
The American Braille Press announces a manuscript by Victor Hugo written over ten years before Les Miserables. Gustav Simon, Hugo’s longtime literary executor, led the discovery and plans to publish it to engage French blind readers. The find, long kept secret, highlights Simon’s decades of promotion for the author.
A brief Ohio State Journal reflection questions modern paper towels and recalls the old roller towel. It muses on whether the roller towel truly harbored more deadly germs as critics claimed, comparing past and present hygienic habits.
An apple tree at Roscoe England gains fame for its large bananas apples production. A single apple reportedly measured 13 inches in circumference and highlights the tree as a curiosity attracting attention from abroad.
Claims Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil quickly relieves burns and scalds with no prep. Apply directly, pain abates, and it should be kept in every kitchen for instant use.
Prof Hill of London argues women lack horsepower to reach men in speed and grace as trials for female athletes begin, stirring discussion on gender performance.
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