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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 1925
Page
2
A critical review argues tariff protection for Canada’s textile industry is economically unsound. It cites sheep numbers, high wages, and dependence on imports for raw wool, concluding tariffs raise living costs and merely shift protection between industries.
Commissioner David Campbell closes an inquiry into an alleged Winnipeg coal deal, with the report to be submitted to Ottawa's minister of labor.
Citizens of Pasadena California subscribe to a fund for the building and equipment of a community playhouse to be opened soon. It is easy for a man to do right when he can do nothing else.
The town of Eliot Maine seeks compensation from the federal government after an army plane crashed into the Eliot town hall during a fogbound flight from Mineola Field New York to Boston. The aircraft was damaged but the pilot escaped injury and Major Stillwell of the Fifth Infantry investigated. Army headquarters forwarded the War Department claim to Washington.
An article promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for common household stress and related symptoms in women. It cites Mrs Gustave Hutt of Bruxellés Man who reports improved appetite digestion sleep and strength after use. Pills available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The B circuit dates list fairs in Carman Portage la Prairie Dauphin Yorkton Melfort Estevan Weyburn Prince Albert North Battleford Lloydminster Vermilion Camrose Red Deer with August dates set for others. Alberta’s Lethbridge dates remain tentatively August 16 to 18.
Recognized as a leading specific for worm destruction, Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator has proven a boon to suffering children. It seldom fails.
Find employment figures show Saskatchewan second only to Ontario in positions found for unemployed during the fiscal year ending March 1924. Ontario reported 170,075 people aided. Saskatchewan 3,114. Manitoba 66,817. British Columbia 55,142. Alberta 54,101. Quebec 19,058. Nova Scotia 10,705. New Brunswick 9,713.
The article pitches Holloway's Corn Remover as the solution for corns, claiming informed users apply it for relief while those in doubt endure ongoing discomfort.
Dr Frank Schiesinger director of Yale Observatory with two assistants travels to South Africa to establish a braff th observatory. He carries the third largest photographic lens in the world and debates site options between Johannesburg and Bloemfontein. The move aims to create a southern hemisphere observatory.
The Saskatchewan Agricultural Societies annual meeting in Saskatoon features N B Williams Abernethy urging cautious optimism for 1925 with notes on mortgage relief, cash purchases, and improving credit terms. He cites crop losses from drought hail and frost, but cites higher grain prices and growing dairy, butter, egg, poultry, and honey outputs to support a diversified farming approach.
A reflection on individual adaptability as essential to financial success for farmers. The text argues that no system fits all because human nature influences every activity, including agriculture, and varied personal factors shape outcomes.
Australia now has about six million people with a two percent annual rise. Sydney leads with a population near one million. The ad touts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a proven relief for asthma sufferers, claimed to curb the illness's draining effects and widely sold.
Research suggests praise from a partner can boost a woman’s body confidence, with emphasis on perceived attractiveness and social acceptance. Experts note cultural norms shape responses and lasting effects vary by relationship quality and context.
A member of the American Museum of Natural History reports finding a stingless bee in Panama. The insect is described as harmless, likened to a butterfly in its behavior.
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