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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 25, 1923

Page

7

World Happenings Briefly Told

The Canadian destroyer Patriot arrived at Bermuda for two months under Sir William Pakenham before returning to the Canadian navy. Vancouver had a dry year with 40.63 inches of precipitation, below Montreal's average. Mohammed VI left Malta for Mecca, invited to sanctuary by Hussein of Hedras, traveling aboard the Ajax to Jeddah. Canadian exports to the United States in October reached 32,885,109 dollars, up from 26,015,176. Lucien Pacaud was named representative on the Pacific Cable Board. Victoria plans 359,000 dollars for half the Ogden Point grain elevator cost, with federal matching funds. The Arctic Trails report another fatality as Emerson died on the Yukon River between Circle and Fort Yukon after wading into floodwaters.

Patriot Bermuda Sir William Pakenham Vancouver Forts Montreal Mohammed VI Bultan Malta Mecca Hussein The Hedras Ajax Jeddah Red Sea United States Lucien Pacaud High Commissioner Canada London Pacific Cable Board Victoria Ogden Point Arctic Emerson Yukon River Circle Fort Yukon

Alberta Egg Exports Hit Record Shipments

Alberta egg shipments break records signaling rapid poultry industry growth in recent years. Once associated with Chinese eggs, the province now shows strong export expansion and increased production.

Alberta

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Instant Digestive Relief

A vintage ad claims Pape's Diapepsin instantly corrects indigestion sour stomach and gas. It promises quick relief from sourness flatulence heartburn and stomach pain once the tablet reaches the stomach with a pharmacist guaranteed remedy costing only a few cents.

Miner Retires After Sixty One Years Underground in England

A coal miner in England has retired after sixty one years in the pits without missing a shift or taking sick leave. He briefly surfaced only to have a broken finger set, then returned to finish his shift and end his career.

England

Guard the Baby Against Colds Baby's Own Tabs

To guard the baby against colds nothing can equal Baby's Own Tab lets. The Tablets are a mild laxative that will keep the little one's stomach and bowels working regularly. It is a recognized fact that where the stomach and bowels are in good order that colds will not exist. The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.

Medicine Dedters Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

French Academy Engages Louis Rebelliau for Dictionary

The French academy aims to publish the first volume of its revised dictionary within about a year and a half. After forty eight years of revision it has only reached the letter J.

French Academy Louis Rebelliau

Pacifc coast hop yield average yearly figure

The typical annual hop production on the Pacific coast is about 290000 bales.

Yorkshire Pudding and Raisin Muffins From Household Hints

A collection of scribbled recipes for Yorkshire pudding with raisins and a butter sugar cake. Measurements are inconsistent with several typos. Instructions include mixing flour eggs milk and raisins, beating whites, and baking in hot or moderate ovens. Serves with meat or as small cakes baked in muffin pans.

Berry Acreage In British Columbia Expands Across Districts

B C Berry acreage in British Columbia rises with most districts showing growth. A total of 2,386 growers cultivate 6,202 acres of raspberries, blackberries, loganberries, and strawberries. Gooseberries, red and black currants, and rhubarb add hundreds of acres, totaling over 1,800 more acres than in 1921.

British Columbia

Don't Submit to Asthma Remedy Promise

Advertises Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Remedy as a sure, quick relief for asthma. Claims a trial will erase doubt and prove its efficiency, urging immediate purchase from dealers nationwide and arguing that suffering should end now.

Bobby Keeps Returning For Meal With Dirty Face

A mother admonishes her son Bobby for arriving at the table unwashed. She warns she will send him away. Bobby replies softly that he had once been forgotten, explaining the lapse.

Bobby

Cascarets Laxative Adducts Health Claims

An old advertisement urges readers to clean their bowels with Cascarets claiming relief from sickness dizziness headaches stomach upset and digestive discomfort. It pitches the product as gentle for adults and children priced at 10 cents per box and describes it as tasting like candy.

Alberta irrigation to grow corn peas for canning locally

Hon. George Hoadley, Alberta Minister of Agriculture, says irrigated lands in Alberta will soon raise corn peas and other vegetables now imported for canning. He also notes potential for sugar beet growing and a sugar industry once irrigation farming stabilizes.

Alberta George Hoadley

Miller's Worm Powders Claim Universal Worm Kill

The advertisement touts Miller's Worm Powders as attacking stomach and intestinal worms simultaneously and preventing any worm from surviving contact. It also claims to heal digestive ailments that invite worms, fostering conditions beneficial to a child's growth, with hundreds of attested cases and trusted performance.

Annie Cannon hailed as famed woman astronomer

The likely best known woman astronomer worldwide is Miss Annie J. Cannon of Harvard College Observatory. Miss Cannon has discovered more than 80 stars and contributed extensively to astronomical literature.

Annie J. Cannon Harvard College Observatory

London man must pay alimony from prize winnings

A London man who won a $7,500 prize in a newspaper competition was ordered by the court the next day to pay $1,250 of the money to his wife as arrears of alimony.

London

Dominion anti narcotics league announced in Montreal

A Dominion wide body to combat drug traffic was formed with Health Department approval and broad public support. The Anti Narcotics Educational League of Canada aims to investigate the narcotic situation, cooperate with police in cities, and establish a legal department to represent justice in cases involving users and traffickers.

Canada Montreal Dominion Government Department of Health Anti-Narcotics Educational League of League

Arms and Armor Collection at the Tower of London

The Tower of London houses about 6000 pieces of arms and armor spanning the Middle Ages onward. The vast collection showcases defensive and ceremonial pieces reflecting centuries of military design and royal history.

Tower of London

Cure for rheumatism praised by Ontario readers

A Ontario reader writes that Dr. Pierce medicines cured muscular rheumatism after three years of suffering. She credits Anuric Tablets and Golden Medical Discovery with complete relief and urges others to request trial literature. A Woodstock reader also reports his bronchial trouble improving after starting Golden Medical Discovery.

Collinwood Dr. Pierce Woodstock Ont Pierce

Southern Alberta Turkeys Ship Heavy Season Exports

Tons of choice milk fed turkeys and chickens have been shipped from Southern Alberta to Montreal Toronto Vancouver Seattle Spokane and Tacoma. Never have shipments to outside markets been so heavy and the quality so high. One farmer sent about 900 fowl to Montreal this season and aims to raise surplus stock to 2000 by next Christmas.

Alberta Montreal Toronto Vancouver Seattle Spokane Tacoma

Holloway Corn Remover Reaches Roots to Kill Corns

An advertisement asserts Holloway's Corn Remover penetrates to the root of corns and halts growth, claiming a decisive cure. The claim emphasizes deep action rather than surface treatment and positions the product as a permanent remedy.

Holloway

Regulating Trade Cycles For Steady Prosperity

The Ottawa Citizen argues that business cycles resemble tides but can be controlled through intelligent policy. By engineering demand and supply, nations can reduce unemployment and high living costs, achieving steady economic conditions rather than drought and flood extremes.

The Ottawa Citizen

Alberta coal share rises in Manitoba says Murphy

Charles Murphy general manager of Western Lines at Canadian Pacific Railway states Manitoba now obtains about 75 percent of its coal from Alberta. He notes the shift from previous years when American hard coal dominated the supply.

Charles Murphy Western Lines Canadian Pacific Railway Manitoba Alberta

Overlooking Good When Evil Appears in Men

A reflection on how visible evil in people makes it easy to miss their good qualities, suggesting a caution against harsh judgments based on fragmented behavior. The quote underscores moral discernment and balance in evaluating character.

Prices Rise After Wars Compared With Recent Global Conflict

Prices climbed significantly following the Napoleonic era and again after the recent world war, signaling long term inflationary patterns tied to major global conflicts. The comparison suggests sustained price increases across commodities and services amid wartime and postwar adjustments.

Your opinion is all right if you can get the right people to indorse it

A concise editorial line asserts that an idea gains value only with broad backing from key figures. It emphasizes the need for influential endorsement to validate a viewpoint and advance its acceptance. Independent voices may matter in persuading the involved audience.

Butter production rising on Western Canada prairies

Federal Minister of Agriculture W. R. Motherwell announced a widening of prairie farming with new crops and mixed farming. He cited Saskatchewan’s output of over thirty million pounds of creamery butter this year and praised the high quality of the product.

Saskatchewan W. R. Motherwell Canada Motherwell

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Dr. Chase Edmonson Bates @ Co Castoria Harold C. Shipman Gnuine Slaady Bayer Saeiin Sxenash Dover Manufacture Hove Reticaddester Salies Eed Yorkshire Pudding B.C. Berry Ogdens Ogden Liverpool Minard’s Liniment Burns & Scaide Minard Edmonson, Bates & Co., Limited JF. Hase Dominion Express Wilson Methods, Ltd Ramsay Company Bank Street Ottawa UFE Cutter Berkeley U.S California N.B Cook Permerty Wieder America Clay Saver New York U.S.A
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