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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1927
Page
7
In a Johanna and Yvonne dialogue the subject shifts to a proposed memorial by John, envisioned as a monument featuring a woman rather than a fighter. The scheme aims to honor soldiers from many nations, with Joanna noting how the concept evolves as it gains international interest and financial viability.
A testimonial from Mrs J B Hiltz of Toronto Ont praising Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She says during her third pregnancy the medicine steadied her nerves and revived her strength, leading to a healthy baby and overall well being. She urges readers to obtain it from local druggists or by mail order.
The scene follows Joanna and Roddy in a London social setting with Kenilworth and Prince Michael. Joanna debates past romance, wealth, and fame while casting provocative banter. A tense exchange reveals shifting loyalties and unease about influence and industry.
In a London and Paris social scene, Roddy Kenilworth pursues Joanna Manners, stirring jealousy among a circle of wealthy, discreet friends. Yvonne notes his fixation as others worry his fragile romantic hold may end his free, sub rosa lifestyle.
The fashionable Pinbaszy Club figures into a complex tangle as Reddy weighs a serious affair after earlier romance with Yvonne Cotutant. Joanna charms Noddy Kenilworth while Yvonne’s influence lingers, and Reddy battles self restraint while Dorminster and Brandon play roles in the shifting power dynamics.
Mrs Georges Lefebvre of St Zenon Quebec praises Baby’s Own Tablets as the best remedy for infants. The ad claims the tablets gently regulate bowels, soothe the stomach, and relieve indigestion colds and colic. Sold by dealers or 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Governor General as chief Scout for Canada sends New Year greetings to Boy Scouts across the Dominion. He wishes health happiness and prosperity in 1927 and hopes for opportunities to meet and greet Scouts during the year.
British post office officials say full secrecy in trans-Atlantic radiophony will not arrive for months. Plans to insure secrecy are in place and experts work to foil eavesdropping. An official notes semi secret service initially and acknowledges that clever listeners may tap single messages while two way overhearing remains unlikely without amplification.
Neil McQueen of the Imperial Oil Co Geological Staff, speaking at the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association annual convention in Grand Falls Montana, claimed no other grilling propositions are more promising and cautioned that anything can happen in the Turner Valley field given the current unbelievable conditions.
A lighthearted reflection celebrates wine as a fine stimulant and notes that a person with this “rare vintage” wins friends wherever they go, highlighting enduring social charm and hospitality.
The Prince of Wales led a Wollfe Society dinner in London to mark General Wolfe's bicentenary. Viscount Byng of Vimy presided with guests including Winston Churchill. Churchill praised imperial devotion while the prince praised Wolfe as a model for young soldiers.
Excerpted reflections celebrate sunlight as a blessing for daily life. Quotes from Wordsworth and Longfellow emphasize love as a guiding light, shaping joyful homes filled with laughter, color, warmth, and cheerful conversation.
Sir Adolphe Tuck the late Raphael Tuck chairman leaves 1.6 million from the Christmas card fortune to Jewish institutions and disinherits any child who marries outside the Jewish faith. Public bequests all go to Jewish charities. The article notes the unusual religious stipulations and the world’s leading Christmas card firm’s wealth.
An essay-like reflection argues that age does not end the ability to learn. It contrasts the “Too old at forty” idea with the belief that life is a continuous lesson. Kenri Rousseau is cited as an exemplar of remaining eager to learn into old age, while a medical product advertisement promises relief from corns with Holloway's Corn Remover.
Saskatchewan creamery butter production from January 1 to October 31, 1926 totalled 15,780,501 pounds, up 1,234,418 pounds from the same period in 1925. Unfavorable September and October weather reduced output for those months versus last year.
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