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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 16, 1922

Page

7

London to Algiers by single day air service planned

A wartime recovery plan envisions rail routes from London to Paris and Marseilles, then a night airship crossing to Algiers for a 24 hour journey. Airplanes will carry 16 passengers with onboard kitchen facilities on the North Star airship propelling this rapid Mediterranean link.

Algiers Mediterranean Paris Marseilles Africa London North Star Germany France

World Happenings Briefly Told

Montreal council adopts a resolution to use police dogs. Swedish skater Gilles Grafetrum wins the world amateur title by defeating Austrian Kachler Bockle. England and Wales influenza deaths total 13 000 since Christmas. US ship Liord sails from Boston for Constantinople with 147 770 bushels of Canadian wheat for Russia. Tariff reciprocity ahead with South Africa Canada and New Zealand. Victoria council offers five dollar rewards to workers for money saving ideas. Haig elected Chancellor of St Andrews University. Newfoundland fleet losses reduce tonnage for fish exports with 42 vessels lost in 1921. Gandhi sends manifesto to Lord Reading offering to abandon aggressive policy under conditions. Higginson's Cork auto attacked. officers repulse attackers. Galician women offer gold silver jewellery for new currency. 40 women's groups propose aiding treasury.

Gilles Grafetrum Kachler Bockle Austria England Wales Russia United States Liord Boston Constantinople Reuter Melbourne Australia South Africa Canada New Zealand Victoria Field Marshal Earl Haig St. Andrew's University of Scotland Lord Balfour of M. F E. Gandhi India Lord Reading Domboy Exchange Telegraph Company Higginson Cork Queenstown

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised

Mrs Dante Tawacey of Knightington Ontario says the product saved her from an operation after a year of ill health. The testimonial urges early use to relieve distress and prevent surgery for common female troubles.

Knightington Ontario Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs Dante J. Tawacey Lydia E Pinkham

Do You Feel Weak and Run Down

An ad describes run down health as enfeebled body functions with fatigue and low mood. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic that supports blood and nerves and cites Mrs Gregory of Lower Ship Harbor East Nova Scotia as improved after use. Pills sold by medicine dealers or 50 cents a box, six for $2.50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Celebrated Russians in Paris Cause Surprise on Streets

Passers by in Paris were startled when a distinguished looking man, identified as a Russian admiral, kissed a taxi driver on both cheeks as a greeting. The driver, a former Russian general, was celebrated in the early war period and now works as a cabman. In a Latin Quarter boarding house, a student knelt to kiss the waitress’ apron hem, recognizing her as a former lady in waiting of the Russian court.

Joe Jefferson's Placidity and the St Paul's Cathedral

The piece notes Joseph Jefferson's calm poise after a curtain drop in a critical scene as told by Gamaliel Bradford in the Atlantic. It recalls his request for a stagehand to avoid leaning on the signal button. It adds a fact about London’s St Pauls Cathedral being supported by eight underground piers.

Joseph Jefferson Gamaliel Bradford St Paul's Cathedral London

Ancient tomb finds reveal long safety pins

Archaeologists uncovered safety pins in 2000 year old tombs with several pins measuring about ten inches in length. The discovery suggests advanced metalworking and personal adornment practices of the era.

California Fig Syrup Miracle for Constipation

A vintage ad urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to relieve a constipated or feverish child. It warns to request the genuine product and cautions against imitation. The tale includes unrelated holiday anecdotes and a plug for Holloway's Corn Remover.

California

Sinn Feiners Move to Borrow Four Million Pounds

The object lesson of the new countries formed after the war resonates with the Sinn Feiners who swiftly arrange a loan of 4 million pounds, signaling decisive financial moves and timely borrowing.

Sinn

Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Color For Fabrics

Diamond Dyes claims to dye or tint worn items without streaks or fading and guarantees perfect home results. It claims compatibility with wool silk linen cotton and blends and notes decades of use by millions of women.

Fits His Forte An American Doctor Quietly Treats a Child

An American doctor faced a baffling child’s complaint and reassured the anxious mother. He proposed giving a powder, claiming the child would have a fit and that he is adept at handling fits.

Blue Cloth and Gray Squirrel Combined Coats and Suits

The article promotes a navy blue tricotine suit with a straight box coat, blue and gray squirrel stitching, large pockets, and a chin collar, paired with blue or gray blouses in crepe de chine or cotton. It notes blouse styles to top the suit and mentions color coordination. It then compares humans and lower animals in ailments and endorses Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for both.

Thomas

Canada’s sole woman naval veteran Mrs Deterling

Mrs Deterling now living in Toronto served on transports at the war’s start and later in the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps. She holds the mercantile marine medal general service medal and the mothers cross for a son lost in the cause. Worms threaten child health and growth and Miller’s Worm Powders claim to expel worms restoring health.

Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps Deterling Toronto Canada Mercantile Marine

Will Praise Taniac As Long As He Lives States Henry Stone

Henry Stone of Winnipeg reports severe stomach trouble for two years with weakness, bloating, headaches, and dizziness. He credits Taniac medicine with restoring health after using three bottles, calling it the greatest medicine on earth. Taniac is sold by all good druggists.

Will Taniac Henry Stone Hargrave St Winnipeg Awful

Saskatchewan Farm Losses Spark Alarm Over 1921 Crops

Mr Dunning notes livestock in Saskatchewan rose in headcount in 1921 yet value fell from 241 million to 16 million. Grain crop value described as appalling with threshing costs and taxes totaling 79 million, leaving farmers only 46.5 million for production and wages. Regina Leader reports farmers face tightened credit as livestock values drop.

Saskatchewan Dunning Regina

Hall's Catarrh Medicine advert claims to prevent colds

An old advertisement explains that Hall's Catarrh Medicine boosts the body to resist frequent nasal catarrh. It states the medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions, with free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co.

Hall Itall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Gift For Princess Mary Wedding Remembrance

The Girl Guides of Canada issue a Cana dian crest replica as a wedding remembrance for H and H Princess Mary. Each Guide in Canada was asked to contribute one cent toward the souvenir.

H.&h. Princess Mary Girl Guides of Canada Girl Guide Canada

Demand for Lower Grades of Wool

G. E. O'Brien of the Canadian Co operative Wool Growers spoke at the Saskatchewan Sheep Breeders Association meeting in Regina about rising demand for lower grade wools. He noted the public seeks cheaper fabric and urged manufacturers to focus on low priced wools as surplus stock is absorbed, stabilizing prices.

G. E. O'Brien Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers, Limited Toronto Saskatchewan Sheep Breeders’ Association Regina

Unclaimed Baggage Piles Up Under Railways

The article notes that unclaimed baggage left with American railways annually would form a mountain if gathered, highlighting the volume of forgotten items and the railroads’ handling practices.

American Railways

Health is Your Most Valuable Asset

Montreal reader T A Brown from Dorchester Street shares that after three months with kidney pain he found relief using Dr P Pierce Anuric Tablets. He reports weight gain, improved appetite, and renewed strength and urges others with kidney aliments to try the tablets.

Montreal Que T. A. Brown Dorchester St

Flax Seed Production by Province in 1921 Dominion

Saskatchewan led flax seed production in 1921 with 3,500,000 bushels. Manitoba reported 540,009 bushels, Alberta 125,600, Quebec 97,200, Ontario 32,000. Maritime Provinces and British Columbia grew very little flax seed.

Dominion Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta Quebec Ontario Maritime Provinces British Columbia

Whitefish Arrives by Sleigh from Saskatchewan Lake

Four cars of whitefish totaling 120000 pounds arrived in Edmonton recently. The catch was taken from Peter's Pond Lake near the Saskatchewan border and hauled by sleigh to the nearest railway point for shipment.

Saskatchewan Edmonton Peter’s Pond

Minard's Liniment for Distemper Paper Sound Amplifier

A parchment paper cone acts as both diaphragm and magnifying horn in a newly described electrically operated sound amplifier.

Imperial Type Metals Favored by Leading Newspapers

From the outset Imperial type metals found favor with leading papers due to their required quality. The claim notes that 90 percent of printing establishments in Canada are regular users, evidencing broad acceptance of the metal’s performance.

Canada

Rail link completes northward reach to Peace River

A major track of the Edmonton Dunvegan and British Columbia railway was completed this year joining Peace River and Berwyn. Grain traffic has begun from the rich district as rail service expands.

Edmonton, Dunvegan and British Columbia Peace River Berwyn

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Eos Tix Coticuwre Suse Newfoundland Mrs. Tracey Joe Jefferson Soc All Dealera Sophie Willie Willies By Marie Belmont Princess Mary Niagara Falls Ont Dr. Pierce Willam Dempsey Bridge St Minard North-West Biscuit Company Ste Imperial” Linotype Imperial the Canada Metal Co., Limited Dr.Chase Dominion “Express Ladies Supply Co Comstock Ride America H. Clay Glover Wear 31St Street New York USA
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