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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 04, 1923
Page
7
Justice of the Peace J Cartier testifies Zam-Buk cured his son Yaw Buk’s eczema and praises its healing powers. He calls Zam-Buk the family doctor and notes its quick relief from pain inflammation and injuries. Sold by dealers in 60 cent boxes.
A humorous panel shows a child asking why to eat an apple and the other boy replying he waits for Petey because the fruit tastes better when someone else is watching. The caption reflects playful family life and appetite jokes.
Catarrhal conditions are influenced by constitution and require constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces, improving general health to assist nature. Free circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Advertisement touts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claiming to ease asthma by relieving restricted air tubes and preventing future trouble. It targets sufferers like women and men worn down by asthma, urging use to regain energy and life quality.
The Ottawa Citizen notes Protecting Wild Life Canada led in conservation work that produced the migratory bird treaty between the United States and Canada. It calls the treaty the largest wildlife protection law ever enacted by two nations, reflecting foresight about North America’s bird and game populations.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil has been on the market for over fifty years and proved a blessing to thousands. It is in high favor across Canada with its fame carrying beyond the seas. If it were double the price it would still be a cheap liniment.
Rev. Dr. A Dixon of Baltimore told an audience that no up to date text book exists for ancient history geology astronomy or other sciences except the Bible. He argued the scripture provides enduring knowledge across disciplines.
Dr Charlee Andrew Powers a renowned surgeon and president of the American Society for Control of Cancer died in Denver. France released last German war prisoners held for offences during detention. Chile invites American nations to Pan American conference in Santiago starting March 29 1923. France extends franchise to women age minimum 30. Montreal homeless over 1100 given Christmas dinners with entertainment. Orient Express stalled 21 hours near Athens due to blizzard. four Near Fast relief nurses aboard. Britain’s largest airliner passes tests carrying 24 passengers and luggage. top speed 100 mph. Lord Mountbatten appointed to battleship Revenge flagship in the Mediterranean. George A Willis Boston News Bureau messenger boss shot during payroll robbery. bandits fled. New York’s last horse drawn fire engine mustered out in Brooklyn. Worms in children's digestive tracts prompt Miller’s Worm Powders as remedy.
A new star discovered, named in Toronto Telegram, travels 2,500,600 miles an hour and has not been charged with hitting a pedestrian. The notice reads as a lighthearted item from the era.
A note on the word disestablishmentarianism noted as one of the longest in English, containing twenty four letters.
A comparison notes the United States has roughly 250000 miles of railroad while Austria has about 26000 miles. The figures illustrate the vast scale difference in railway networks between the two nations.
A wry remark notes that consolation comes from acknowledging one is not born an optimist. The line reflects a ironic take on outlook and mindset without external events or persons.
From the Annual Report of W. T. Macoun the Dominion horticulturist describes three early sweet corn varieties developed in Ottawa to suit cool prairie climates. Pickaninny, a black sweet corn from 1916 crossed with Sweet Squaw yields five inch ears and eight rows. Early Malcolm, derived from Early Malakoff, reached a six inch ear with twelve rows. Sweet Squaw, a cross of White Squaw and Early Malakoff, offers six inch ears and twelve rows and is popular in the prairies.
For catarrh and ailments of the throat many sufferers report prompt relief when using the oil as directed. Testimonials from those with ailments like lumbago and other trans ailments are cited as proof of its effectiveness.
Dialogue reveals a playful family moment as a child appeals for a cookie while a parent asserts fairness. The exchange centers on sharing and parental guidance in a light domestic scene.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports preliminary 1922 provincial values for main crops totaling 984,139,500, up from 1921 and far below 1920. Wheat leads at 333,966,000 with oats 207,783,000 and potatoes 54,253,000. hay and other crops also listed with unit prices and regional totals for Prince Edward Island to Quebec.
The document presents provincial spending totals for Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia with primary amounts and two accompanying figures for each. The numbers include Ontario 167,599,000 and two others 219,154,000 and 339,251,000. Manitoba 233,566,000 with 239,627,409 and 375,746,900. Saskatchewan 104,8230,000 with 72,135,500 and 133,989,900. Alberta 299,158,000 with 215,635,000 and 271,213,000. British Columbia 1S,345,000 with 20,447,000 and 27,017,500.
A charming anecdote recalls Jenny Lind drawing birds to her during her 1850-51 American tour. On the Atlantic arrival she faced crowds of 40,000 and cannon fire, and while traveling by coach she would pause in the woods to listen to and converse with birds, sometimes filling the coach with feathered songsters.
The quote has Denham asking Gladstone if he knows the number of his own door. Gladstone replies that he does not burden his mind with what others can tell him and keeps in memory what cannot be found in reference books. A French physician links slanting handwriting to liver complaints.
The Livestock Commission announces an approved ear tag for marking commercial hogs. Tags will soon be distributed to farmers wishing to ship cooperatively or sell by grade at local shipping points, with distribution arranged in the provinces.
The record notes Eratosthenes of the Library of Alexandria measured the earth's circumference around 245 B.C. This historic achievement credited him with early scientific estimation of the globe's size.
A concise saying appears to honor the steady collector who ends up with a full living by persistent effort. The line suggests rewards come to those who persevere in gathering what is due.
In Palmyra Syria a physician travels among wandering Be douin tribes by air locating patients and visiting them in an aeroplane.
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