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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
6
The scene centers on Helen and Gordon Wade as they navigate flirtation and jealousy in a social gathering. Miss Dorothy Parnell is introduced as a captivating figure, with Race Moran's photograph becoming a point of intrigue. Subtle power dynamics and affection surface through restrained dialogue and measured glances.
Manitoba reader from Winnipeg credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing weakness and age related symptoms. The ad asserts benefits for women aged forty five to fifty five experiencing nervousness irritability and heat flashes and notes the product is herb based and drug free. It invites letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Ontario for a free private text on women ailments.
Senator Rexhill and Race Moran scheme to jail Wade to derail rival Wade in the cattle fight while Helen and Rexhill plot a power move through alliance with Wade. Moran hints the plan could be blocked if the senator’s daughter wed Wade, a line the senator rejects as ruinous. The tension centers on leverage, loyalty, and a possible political-criminal trap.
Advertisement proclaims Putnam's Corn Ex tractor as the only painless relief for corns. Claims a quick fix and universal availability at 25 cents everywhere.
In a whimsical chat, Stella and the Brownie ponder why fleas exist. They argue discomfort sharpens joy and that even small troubles teach appreciation. The Fairy explains fleas in detail, noting their armor, legs, and life cycle from eggs to adults. Copyright 1922.
German government refuses to permit British aircraft above a set size to fly over its borders. The ban closes the London to Cologne aerial mail and passenger route, a popular service with increasing demand that had required two airliners. The move leverages Versailles provision allowing Germany to ban foreign aircraft after January 1, 1923. A British firm reportedly arranged to fly its ten seater from London to Berlin through Germany in the coming year.
A chemist describes skim milk shifting from near valueless to a source for hair combs fountain pens and paper sizing. He recalls a manufacturer who used glue and gypsum to make a water paint and later adopted a German casein based product costing 30 cents a pound, yielding a profitable aged fortune in a dairy country factory.
Four pencil verses by Robert Turns were discovered in an old book recently offered for sale in a London second hand shop. The discovery adds to the author’s surviving works and highlights mid century manuscript practices.
A notice calls on residents to support nearby businesses to bolster the town and foster civic pride. It emphasizes shopping locally as a means to enhance employment, services, and the overall vitality of the community.
The Ellistand farm near Dumfries where Robert Burns lived from 1788 to 1791 is to be handed to the town of Dumfries by the late George Williamson of Edinburgh. It will be maintained as a national possession and Burns interest center.
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