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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 13, 1926
Page
7
Old London reports a new fad with beauty parlors on Bond Street offering grooming pedicures perfumes and marceling for Pekinese Chow and Pomeranian breeds. A canine restaurant surrounds the parlor where dogs can be cared for during the day or evening and even shipped abroad by air.
In this serial excerpt Baree, now a large wolfish dog, hunts for Nepeese across a changing landscape. He returns to old haunts, encounters beavers and predators, and survives a long, hopeful wait before roaming between rivers, forests, and traplines from late summer into autumn.
A restored testimonial from Buckingham Quebec features a mother of eleven praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from back ache nervousness and other ailments. She notes her 5 month old baby and a 1 year old daughter also benefited and urges young women to try the product.
August finds Baree leaving the Gray Loon and following fading memories toward a familiar beaver pond. He longs for old companions Amish and Beaver-tooth and edges closer, hearing a hollow splash as the water parts and he nears the spot of his first meeting.
A lone figure Barey wanders north to Wollaston Lake and Canoe River regions in late autumn seeking a lost life as he evades Cree hunters and creeps near Hudson's Bay Company posts while pursuing a vanishing goal.
A reflective devotional note emphasizes divine wisdom and love. It cites Romans and Paul Gerhardt, suggests God’s judgments are beyond human reach, but three words God is love offer comfort and direction amid uncertainty. The piece frames faith as a path through unknown plans toward a pleasant portion.
Baby's Own Tablets touted as a mild laxative that keeps stomach and bowels working, claimed to prevent colds and aid teething. Endorsed by Mrs. Alex Perry of Atlantic NS, the product is sold for 25 cents a box by The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. in Brockville Ontario.
Hold-up men burglars and lesser thieves relieved Chicagoans of 1793 132 in merchandise and 522537 in cash in 1925 a decrease of 616287 from 1924 police statistics indicate Automobile thefts number 8143 an increase of 2830
Roy Chapman Andrews returning with the American Museum of Natural History third expedition in Mongolia and the Gobi Desert says life began on the Asiatic plateau. He cites 20 000 year old human traces and argues a land bridge linked Asia and North America and a paleosea spanned Central Asia.
Negotiations with the Swift Canadian Company Ltd and the City of Moose Jaw conclude an agreement for the company to operate the large packing plant erected in the city at a cost of 750000 dollars. The plant, formerly run by Gordon Ironsides and Fares Ltd, will commence operations March 31 and run continuously for eleven years.
A brief dialogue shows a woman accusing excessive speed and a man replying he hit 70 yesterday. The exchange implies a traffic incident under scrutiny with questions about fatalities.
The remedy uses smoke or vapor to prevent lingering asthma and claims to eradicate the cause. Proven by long study and experiment, it was released to the public only after confirming its effectiveness and reliable relief.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for croup relief and loosening phlegm. It also promises aid for sore throat chest earache rheumatic pains cuts bruises and sprains and claims thousands view it as indispensable in the family medicine chest.
An estimated 40,000,000 bushels of Alberta wheat were shipped westward to Vancouver during the 1925 1926 season.
A brief item from the Spartanburg Sun mentions Florida hosting a Pelican jotel and notes the pelican has a notably large bill.
A provocative line suggests pursuing a wardenship as a route to proximity with influential families. The remark frames the role as a shortcut to social access rather than governance. Specifics about location or organization are not provided.
An advert proclaims first rate auto service between Damascus and Bagdad across the desert, highlighting reliable repairs and maintenance along the travel corridor.
Thousands suffer from fatigue headaches and weak vitality as they ignore bowel health. The ad urges proper elimination and promotes Nujol as a daily lubricant to cleanse the system and restore stamina.
A column mixes humorous exchanges about reporters and nurses with a promotional pitch for Miller's Worm Powders. It asserts mothers recognize worm symptoms in children and recommends Miller's Worm Powders as a swift, soothing treatment.
A brief dialogue pair shows a man claiming reform from alcohol and acknowledging a woman’s beauty with a witty barb. The exchange centers on vanity and personal change in a concise, character-driven moment.
In 1926 British Columbia coal mines recorded a death rate of 24 per million tons mined, a figure much higher than Britain 3.85, United States 3.92, France 4.94, Belgium 5.73, and Prussia 7.04, prompting discussion of safety issues.
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