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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 08, 1954

Page

7

Second Honeymoon Sparks a Self-Run Marriage

Janet and Bill reflect on their elopement and how their son Tom and Peggy defied expectations by marrying in secret. A trip to New York turns into a renewed partnership as Tom and Peggy wed and start life in a trailer, while Bill urges Janet to let them shape their own future.

Janet Tom Peggy Adams Dad Peggy Bill New York Peggy's Niagara Falls Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate

Emerald Oil advertised as a penetrating antiseptic for itching

An old advertisement touts MOONE'S EMERALD OIL as a clean stainless antiseptic that dries quickly and relieves severe itching. It claims rapid relief with nightly use for one week, safety, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Canada Moone

Alberta Cowboy Bachelor picks two range sweethearts

The Alberta Cowboy Bachelor association elected Phyllis Holt aged 18 as senior sweetheart and her sister Joyce Holt aged 17 as junior sweetheart for a day on the range.

Medicine Hat Alberta Cowboy Bachelor Association Phyllis Holt Joyce

Appetizing Recipes Special Coleslaw

Mix four percent salt and cream with salad dressing and prepared mustard. Toss with two cups shredded cabbage and pepper. Chill well and serve in individual bowls. Garnish with dressing.

Coleslaw

Western Alberta urged as good site for branch plants

J. D. Ferguson of the Canadian Manufacturers Association told Edmonton audiences that eastern firms can operate branch plants in western Canada as cheaply as in the east. Alberta Deputy Minister J. E. Oberholtzer echoed the view, noting Alberta's resources and labor but warning against overcentralization and urging expansion of manufacturing into the west.

Edmonton Alberta J. D. Ferguson Rock Island Iue Canadian Manufacturers Association Canada Jasper Park Lodge Ferguson J. E. Oberholtzer C.M.A Oberholtzer U.S

Hem-Roid Pile Treatment Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement promotes Hem-Roid an internal pile treatment available at drug stores. It claims rapid relief and a money back refund after three days if not 100 percent satisfied. The offer highlights a 60 tablet package priced at 1.59.

Merchandising Returns Add Billion-Dollar Cost to Shoppers

Homer McElroy of the Hag Manufacturers Institute warns that careless buying and returning merchandise costs the nation’s shoppers over 1 billion dollars annually. A recent check shows returns account for 5.3 to 13.9 percent of department and specialty store sales, likely raising prices by five to fifteen cents per dollar spent.

Homer McElroy Hag Manufacturers Institute McElroy

Travers dam set to open July 13 in Bow River project

The Travers dam in southern Alberta will be officially opened July 13 with Agriculture Minister Gardiner and Premier Manning present. The 3000-foot earthen dam stands 155 feet high, costs over 2 million dollars, forms a 12 mile lake and stores 265000 acre feet of water for irrigation north and northeast of Lethbridge.

Lethbridge Alta Travers Alberta Bow River L. B. Thomson Regina Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration Gardiner Manning

Young Sask cadet on Canadian rifle team to Bisley

16 year old cadet Lieut Edward Papadynic from Saskatoon is the first Sask cadet selected for the Canadian team. He will travel with the squad to Bisley in England in July to compete in the rifle match.

BC woman who hauled logs now heads lumber firm

Dorothy Ritson of Quesnel rose from log truck driver to controller of H J Gardiner Lumber Company. With three brothers in service, she helped run woods and mill operations while managing credit and finance. She notes future growth from Pacific Great Eastern Railway expansion and a natural gas pipeline, urging businesswomen to prove themselves through work.

Dot Ritson H. J Gardiner Lumber Company Dorothy H. J. Gardiner Alfred Herbert Harry Cariboo Vancouver Quesnel Ritson Jack Pacific Great Eastern Railway Tidewater Squamish B.C Peace River District

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