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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1926
Page
7
A new corps of brilliantly dressed traffic police returns color to the streets of Constantinople with crimson brass helmets and striped batons resembling peppermint candy. Director Ekrem Bey also introduces the first electric traffic control device as part of the reform.
A half breed notes wolfdog Baree tracks large prints in snow. McTaggart, Pierrot and Nepeese are drawn into a deadly game as Baree hunts the trapline owner who harmed his past. The dog senses poison and follows a vengeful path toward Lac Bain.
A testimonial that Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound revived a Quebec woman unable to work due to abdominal pain and fatigue. It also quotes a Hamilton Ontario customer describing relief from nervous exhaustion after three months, enabling her to resume daily tasks.
Bash McTaggart trails Baree across snowbound traplines near Lac Bain. Baree leaves fresh prints at every trap, robs baits, and kills a rabbit while advancing toward Post Lac Bain. McTaggart, enraged, follows the clever dog through a wasteland of ruined fur and snapped traps as the pursuit continues.
The Ottawa Citizen explains the line between news and advertising and notes that newspapers rely on ads for income. It argues free community notices help civic affairs, though paid ads fund operations.
Grove Patterson in Duluth Herald argues that 230000 widows will claim under a new English pension plan costing 15 million dollars annually. He warns nations rush from one war debt to another and urges foresight to curb future wars.
Asiatic agent of CPR Ocean traffic in Vancouver says Oriental traffic back to China fell off considerably in the past year due to unrest in China. He notes that previously between six and seven thousand Orientals left Vancouver from Canada and the Western United States en route for China.
German workers and white laborers protest a potential grant of millions in castles estates art and money to ex Kaiser Wilhelm I The Socialist party moves toward a national referendum amid debate over whether the property belonged to the Reich or Wilhelm personally Doorn reports say Wilhelm tightens belt cutting his 1926 budget due to economic strains
An advertisement extols Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a pleasant children’s medicine that effectively drives worms from the system.
In Sholapur Bombay Presidency Moti Swamy known as the Pearl of Ascetics aged 40 predicted his death six months earlier. He reminded followers two days before November 18 that death had arrived, had a photograph taken, collected burial funds, and then died seated in the yoga posture after walking the city and camp.
Rudyard Kipling settles in Burwash England seeking privacy after illness and crowding at Rottingdean. His Bateman's home is about five miles from a railroad with no telephone and features a 1634 porch date and classic Elizabethan chimneys, a local landmark noted by cross channel airmen traveling London to the coast.
Frankford Ontario special reports Mrs Albert Lawes a respected local resident recovered from two years of back pain after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says two boxes relieved the pain and she has had no further backaches. Dodd's Kidney Pills are sold by druggists or The Dodd's Medicine Co. Toronto 2 at 60 cents per box.
A devotional note emphasizes bringing every want to God, big or small, to demonstrate dependence on Him. It cites scripture and quotes Rose Porter about frequent prayer pleasing the Father and affirming our status as His children.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is promoted as a valuable remedy for pain relief. It promises hope to sufferers and claims wide availability across the continent and at all places where inquiries are made.
A scientific expedition led by three Denver scientists returns to Cape Town from the Kalahari and Kaoko regions with a claim of finding a surviving tribe of strandloopers, cave dwellers once thought extinct. The leaders are br Cadie, Dr. Grant H. John and Paul L. Hoefler. Government urging a special expedition to investigate and verify.
A Quaker recalls a speaker describing pity for a distressed neighbor then asks, in dry humor, whether the man had actually checked his pocket for aid. The quip highlights practical charity over sentiment.
A light dialogue has one character asking how to enter a museum and another replying with a whimsical hint about growing hair long and wiggling ears, suggesting a humorous approach rather than a literal path.
A critique argues that theoretical views of kissing are less satisfactory than real world demonstrations. It suggests practical cases better illustrate how kissing functions socially and emotionally, highlighting differences between abstract ideas and lived experience.
Corns cause much suffering but Holloway's Corn Remover offers speedy sure and satisfactory relief.
Ottawa Journal notes a political debate on war debt figures amid a discussion involving John Bull. Minard's Liniment is advertised as a headache remedy.
Miss Julia Varley of Birmingham England and executive of the Labour Party, speaking in Montreal with W. J. Black, calls Canada conditions satisfactory. She traveled independently to study living and work, planning to write and lecture on her experiences to encourage Britons to settle in Canada.
Claiming to banish many childhood ailments, Baby's Own Tablets are said to regulate stomach and bowels to ease constipation indigestion colic diarrhoea and upset sleep. A testimonial from Mrs J M Brown of Walton Nova Scotia supports their effectiveness. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Astronomical scientists estimate that two or three meteorites reach earth each day. The figure excludes shooting stars and ordinary meteors, focusing on space rocks entering the atmosphere.
A man laments misfortune and catalogs his circle of friends while a woman quickly sees flaws in a mirror. The wry lines explore personal judgment and vanity with a sharp, comic tone.
A period advertising notice for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription touts its use for girls entering puberty. It claims the tonic calms nerves, improves sleep, reduces back and head pains, and helps weight gain and development, inviting readers to order samples from Bridenburg Ontario.
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