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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 16, 1927
Page
7
The scene on the Riviera terrace centers on Brandon Joanna Yvonne and John as tensions simmer. Joanna accuses Brandon of deceit while Yvonne flirts with John, and a confrontation underlines hidden motives. The dialogue reveals jealousy, power plays, and a fragile love triangle amid luxury and secrecy.
Joanna hosts Lady Weymouth, Teddy Dorminster's sister, who arrives early to share a personal talk over tea and brandy. She probes preparations for a forthcoming big affair and insists on a grounds tour after the visit.
London chemist T. S. Kelley claims a newly discovered metal harder than steel and lighter than lead with broad applications equal to platinum. He says it is made from oxides of earth metals and is impervious to hydrogen. Kelley also cites solium and rustless iron from his two decades of research.
A newly married man faces a small fine after a comic court scene as the judge jests on nuptial street charges. The procession and its oddities entertain onlookers while a pun adds to the moment of courtly whimsy. Separately, the Missouri Botanical Garden takes over an orchid collection of 7,006 plants from C. W Powell of Balboa Missouri.
A compact investment list notes Munie tied to provincial bonds and references James Nay. The item highlights bond holdings by a corporate investor, indicating strategy in public debt markets.
A London observer reports a 700 yard rubber paved street section on a busy trade thoroughfare with one month of wear and dampness show no deterioration. Tests continue to determine long term durability before broader use and include a concrete foundation with sand and rubber topper bricks set in rubber cement.
Prof. Imile F. Pernot, 68, renowned bacteriologist, died in Portland from double pneumonia just a week after announcing a definite tuberculosis cure. He planned extensive tests on tubercular cattle with city health department oversight. tests to continue despite his death.
The Soviet agency says Professor Eckener of the Zeppelin Company has placed a Zeppelin at the disposal of a Leningrad formed company for a polar flight from Leningrad via Murmansk to Soviet Arctic territories north of Alaska. Start date not announced. Austria suspended mail service after a post office employee failed to remove his hat. postmaster reprimand sparked a general strike by postmen and mail wagon drivers.
The note asserts medical professionals endorse Minard's Liniment. It also mentions a coal shipment misrouting and a quirk about Brazil's historical name Terra do Brazil meaning land of red-dye wood.
In a dramatic relief operation around Madrid, planes flew to reach a train buried by heavy blizzards on the Madrid Albacete line. With snowdrifts hindering rail relief, aircraft dropped food and fuel to keep passengers alive while waiting for a safer rescue.
The letter from Miss Margaret Pearson of Chatham credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with a rapid recovery from a severe influenza and anaemia. She notes initial medical treatment failed, but three boxes of the pills restored strength and endurance through winter. The ad claims the medicine prevents winter illness and is sold by all dealers or mail order from Brockville Ontario.
A devotional note citing Luke on riches in faith and daily self denial. Rose Porter and Benjamin Whichcote are referenced praising cheerful words, patient duties, and godly care. The ad at end promotes Kolloway's Corn Remover as a remedy.
A Palestinian Zionist backed team from the Agricultural Experiment Station will travel to the Sinai Peninsula to study manna as biblical food. Miller's Worm Powders claim painless worm treatment for delicate stomachs and promise strength to children. Nipa palm sap yields white sugar cheaper than cane sugar production in the Philippines.
Lord Willingdon tells the Canadian Club in Ottawa that India seeks real self rule and equality. He recalls 11 years as viceroy and notes the East is changing fast with Indians demanding greater administrative responsibility. He thanks Canada for aid in India’s development during his Madras tenure.
An article extols Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a reliable aid after failures with other treatments. The copy urges immediate purchase of a package, claiming consistent success for sufferers. An accompanying joke recounts an Irishman returning a clock and explaining it stops only when he sleeps, prompting laughter.
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