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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
7
Wireless concerts from the Eiffel Tower bring harmony across Paris as the city enjoys music sent from the tall iron tower. Public and private performances extend the tower as a source of distant strains over the city below.
A letter carrier recalls delivering letters to a house where children took turns knocking. When the carrier tried to slip letters into the box the door opened, and a frantic woman slapped the carrier’s face. She apologized, but the scene left a lasting burning ear impression and amused onlookers.
Webbwood Ontario farmer's wife and Port Huron Michigan resident describe long lasting nervous fatigue and bodily pains improving after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Both women report regained energy and appetite and recommend the medicine to others with similar symptoms.
Alberta reports 1922 farm production rose over 1921 by ten million dollars. total land and livestock product value 167 326 060 with 137 455 00 in 1923 livestock and grain gains driven by higher wheat output and dairy expansion. Dairy cows fewer, yet dairy value up about one million. creamery butter up 2 100 000 pounds. factory cheese up to 75 000 pounds.
The piece argues the pound's quick regain of prewar stature stems from global faith in Britain's resolve. It highlights improving trade exports shipping and agriculture while noting Britain plans to pay debts. It claims England's enduring supremacy despite wartime strains and credits Walter Page's observation of Britain's global rise.
The South Kensington Museum in London displays the engine that powered the Comet, the first passenger steamboat seen in European waters.
The ad touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a remedy for rheumatic pains and aches in Seraticea and Rheumatisa. It claims soothing heat and fifty years of use proving its effectiveness for inflammatory pains, cuts, scratches, bruises, and sprains in humans and animals.
A weekly Bavarian editor offers payment for three months of subscription in kind. Readers may pay with six pounds of flour, one pound of butter, or two dozen fresh eggs. This bartering scheme aims to simplify payments and support local production.
Mothers praise Mother Graves Worm Exterminator for relief of children’s suffering and restoration of health, highlighting the product’s effectiveness in improving well being.
A large dog visited a motion picture theater in Ann Arbor and lay on the floor watching quietly and intelligently, not once reading a caption aloud.
Saskatoon district farmers unite to oppose grain mixing. They favor selling each unit of grain on its own sample basis before it enters any terminal elevator to ensure fairness for producers.
Instant relief for stomach troubles with Pape's Diapepsin. Quickly eases indigestion and discomfort, restoring comfort after meals. Safe for temporary upset stomachs and minor digestive distress.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets as a cure for indigestion. It claims relief from heavy pain heartburn flatulence gases and sour stomach with quick correction of digestion at low cost guaranteed by the druggist.
A new potato harvester digs up potatoes and transfers them to a moving wagon. Potatoes are conveyed on a belt and elevator into the wagon for transport.
A historical catalog line touts Holloway's Corn Remover as effective on old or new corn growth, claiming it will yield to the remedy. The brief product note emphasizes universal usefulness without detailing ingredients or cautions.
All the native chiefs of the Nauru Islands sign a memorandum declaring satisfaction with the present administration and claiming greater freedom than under German rule.
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a trusted laxative for children. It claims a teaspoon clears sour bile and undigested food from the bowels within hours, restoring a well and playful child. Mothers are urged to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with printed directions on the bottle.
Hon. George P. Graham minister of defence told Brockville Rotary a political convention with 15 delegates he met on a New York State train. He said Americans know little about Canada and few could name a Canadian public figure besides Laurier, whom some recalled as Governor General.
The Lynn Massachusetts shoe industry traces back to 1638, marking a long tradition of shoemaking in the city. Early craftsmen established a durable trade that shaped local commerce and identity over centuries.
Deportation of Chinese and other aliens for peddling drugs and other infringements of the Opium and Narcotic Drugs Act is carried out by the Department of Immigration. Authorized at the last Parliament session, deportations occur after prison terms. About 12 aliens have been returned to their native lands so far.
The article discusses inoculation as a future method to treat diseases, including appendicitis. It notes doctors are more interested than surgeons and suggests many ailments may be treated without surgery, reducing reliance on the knife.
FE L Burns secretary of the Manitoba Fairs Association lists the 1923 circuit begins at Carman June 10 with stops July 2 3 Portage la Prairie July 5 6 7 Neepawa July 12 13 14 and Russell July 16 17.
Mary explains she will marry next month if Bob can take a week off from work. Marie asks if he can manage it. Mary notes the request is for a real commitment, not a vacation to have fun.
A reflective line notes that a boy only begins to notice his father's ignorance after turning eight, implying growing awareness of parental gaps as childhood ends.
A Canadian testimonial promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a home remedy free from opiates, a gentle laxative helpful for constipation indigestion colic and fevers. Mrs Ernest Gagne of Beausejour Quebec endorses their efficacy and urges every mother to keep a box, noting availability by dealers or mail order for 25 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Report notes that Chinese people save hair clippings to spin into threads and weave stockings. The belief persists that stockings made from human hair provide superior wet resistance compared with other materials.
J. W. Biglands of Lacombe district won the oats championship at the International Livestock Show in Chicago. Competitors came from across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, marking a testament to Canadian crown oats dominance and a world championship emblem.
A novel watch designed to be worn as a tie pin features a face about half the size of a ten cent piece. The small dial suggests a tiny movement, yet the internal works hidden in the scarf folds are actually somewhat larger, intriguing observers.
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