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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 09, 1924

Page

8

Montreal hotel clerk praises Tanlac for rheumatism relief

F A Mongeau, night clerk at the Prince of Wales Hotel in Montreal, credits Tanlac with curing years of muscular rheumatism. He says six bottles taken eight months ago left him fully recovered, with steady nerves and improved sleep and health. Tanlac is sold by all druggists. over 40 million bottles sold.

F. A. Mongeau Prince of Wales Hotel McGill College Avenue Montreal Canada Hir Mr. Mongeau Tanlac

Air minister forecasts future of air travel and roadhouses

Air Minister Lord Thomson told the House of Lords that within three years airships for commercial and naval use would exist. He predicted six airship constructors in ten years, fostering imperial links and the transport of people, freight, and mails. He envisioned Parliament Lords traveling by glider along the Thames and to Scotland, with floating caravanserais as high, serene rest stops.

Lord Thomson House of Lords Parliament House Thames Valley Scotland

Mathematicians To Meet In Toronto This August

Mathematicians from around the world will gather for the Seventh International Mathematical Congress in Toronto this August. The congress, a global parliament on mathematical matters, will run with the British Association for the Advancement of Science meetings. More than 150 European delegates are expected along with U S and Canadian representatives.

Toronto Globe British Association For the Advance of Science AIT Europe United States Canada

British Columbia Lumber Orders Rise From Several Nations

In the past days about two million feet of BC lumber were ordered from Japan and a full cargo of ties was sent to Port Sudan. New orders are coming from China and within the past week roughly ten million feet of lumber have been ordered from British Columbia mills.

British Columbia Japan Port Sudan China British Columbia Smills

Right to boast without harming others discussed

A saying notes that self-promotion is acceptable as long as it does not disparage others. The remark supports confidence without attacking rivals or peers.

Shipping Not Yet Efficient Postwar German Fleets

Carl Stimming of North German Lloyd says it will take years to reach prewar efficiency as the fleet recovers from losses and rebuilding. Leider Keep of Hamburg American Line adds no chance of resuming fast sailings to New York soon due to lack of available steamers and high construction costs.

Carl Stimming North German Lloyd Stimming London New York

Teething Troubles and The Baby's Own Tablets

Teething causes worry as babies become cross and colicky. Keeping the stomach and bowels regular eases these symptoms. Baby's Own Tablets are advertised as a reliable laxative for minor childhood ailments. Sold by dealers or mail order at 25 cents per box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Britain expands old age pensions to quarter million elders

Chancellor Phillip Snowden introduces a financial resolution approving higher pensions for Britons aged 70 and over. Singles with income up to 2 shillings weekly receive 10 shillings per week, while married couples with combined income up to 50 shillings get one pound weekly. First year cost is £4 million rising to £7 million. mothers and widows pensions and a 65 age limit are planned later.

Great Britain House of Commons Phillip Snowden

Tar Sands Shipments Ready from Waterways Alberta

Preparations completed to ship large quantities of tar sands from Waterways Alberta with minimal handling. The base of a cliff 206 feet high houses the plant where shipments will be mined and loaded onto railway cars, forming a near solid asphaltum deposit.

Waterways Alberta

True To His Country Cartoon Dialogue Excerpt

A wartime dialogue depicts Mrs Malone discussing a soldier’s fate with Mrs Flannigan. The exchange notes death from gangrene and ends with thanks for the color, reflecting era humor and sentiment.

Women Outnumber Men by Nearly Two Million in Britain

Report shows a gender imbalance with women exceeding men across Great Britain by almost two million, highlighting demographic trends and potential social implications.

Great Britain

World Happenings Briefly Told

Modern whaling methods threaten south waters as great sea mammals dwindle. Charles E. Moyse 72 long‑time McGill dean is dead. Dr Heinrich Held chosen Bavarian premier to succeed von Knilling. Premier Herriot wins 456 to 26 on 205 million franc Ruhr occupation appropriation. Canadian Dental Association meet in Vancouver August 4–9. Canada seeks lower ocean cattle rates through talks with British shipping. Alberta bonds 750000 at 5 percent repayable 15 years sold at 97.66 to Toronto syndicate.

Charlies E. Moyse Faculty of Arts McGill University Herriot Ruhr Dominion and Pacific States Vancouver Canadian Dental Association Britain

Catarrhozone Promises Quick Cold Relief by Inhalation

An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a nasal inhalant to cure colds and catarrh. It claims easy relief, strengthens passages, and prevents future colds, with a two month treatment priced at 1.00 and 50 cents for small, offered by mail from The Catarrhozone Co. Montreal.

Catarrhozone Co Montreal

On-to-the-Bay Association Pushes Hudson Bay Line Handover

In Winnipeg the executive of the On-to-the-Bay Association passed a resolution urging the federal government to hand the unfinished Hudson Bay Railway to the prairie provinces on equitable terms. The offer should include all physical assets and the unexpend ed balance of land sale funds pledged by Sir Wilfrid Laurier.

Wilfrid Laurier

Saskatchewan Creamery Output Rises in April

Dairying in Saskatchewan reports total butter production of 697,067 pounds for April, up about 25 percent from last year’s 558,230 pounds. For January to April 1924 creameries produced 2,380,830 pounds, vs 1,832,536 pounds in the same period the previous year.

Saskatchewan Regina

Doctor Thomas Eclectric Oil for Humans and Animals

The article notes similarities between humans and animals in susceptibility to injuries and inflammation. It promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a reliable remedy for ailments, cuts, and bruises in both people and lower animals.

Thomas

Worlds Deepest Well Near Gobelins France

The world's deepest well began near Gobelins France in 1892 and by 1914 reached over 10000 feet. Researchers pursued greater depths amid early 20th century geology and engineering efforts.

Gobelins France

Easy Matter Ends With Bold Ceiling Bag Incident

A terse exchange reveals a tense moment as a child points out a large black bag on the ceiling while the father dismisses the concern and instructs to step on it. The scene hints at domestic discomfort and unresolved tension within a home.

Thornton Addresses Bankers on Canada Resources and World Peace

Sir Henry W. Thornton, president of Canadian National Railways, urged New York State Bankers to promote investment in Canada’s untapped natural resources. He argued for closer U.S.–Canada economic ties, praised bankers for wartime finance, warned of peace-time challenges, and called for joint U.S.-British action to prevent future wars.

New York State Bankers’ Association Montreal Henry W. Thornton Canadian National Railways Dominion United States Canada

Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Fast Pain Free Removal

An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a painless remedy to remove corns in 24 hours. It claims years of patient suffering relieved and warns against substitutes. Priced at 25 cents, it is advertised as the universal solution.

Sunlight League to Curb Disease With Light and Air

The Sunlight League aims to teach benefits of sunlight cures and how ample light and air in homes and workplaces ward off debility. The movement seeks smokeless cities and airy dwellings to improve health and enjoyment, backed by the London Daily Herald.

Sunlight League The London Daily Herald

Miller's Worm Powders Prove Safe Yet Lethal to Worms

Miller's Worm Powders act mildly and without injury to the child, and there can be no doubt of their deadly effect upon worms. They have been in successful use for a long time and are recognized as a leading preparation for the purpose. They have proved their power in numberless cases and have given relief to many children, who, but for the good offices of this compound, would have continued weak and enfeebled.

Poles Exported from Sicamous to Middle States Demand Rises

Thousands of large poles have shipped from Sicamous Canada to the Middle Western States over recent months. Strong demand exists for telegraph and telephone line construction in the region, fostering continued movement of pole cargo.

Sicamous B.C Middle Western States

The Childhood of Jesus in Luke Two

A Sunday school lesson notes Jesus early growth in wisdom and favor with God. It highlights his progressive childhood, Jesus attending Passover at twelve with Joseph and Mary, and Joseph’s role as a protective parent. The piece emphasizes human development and parental duty in biblical context.

Jesus God G. W. Robertson Jerusalem Mary Joseph Dr. Garvie

Central sale pool eyed for 1924 wheat crop

The 1924 crop on 10 to 11 million western acres will be sold via cooperative pools. Alberta has signed up much acreage, Manitoba and Saskatchewan join now, with about 8 million acres in their plans. A merger into one central selling organization is under consideration to market the 1924 crop.

Alberta Manitoba Saskatchewan

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Praised by Mothers

Mothers praise Mother Graves Worm Exterminator for easing children's suffering and restoring health. The compact remedy is credited with quick relief and improved well being for youngsters.

Stockholm shoemaker reads on to build footwear dictionary

Ernfird Jaffvert of Stockholm travels to London to finish a technical leather and footwear dictionary. A Swedish foundation grants a cash prize to support the trip and he plans to visit the United States next. He has added 2,490 words to the Swedish section, focusing on orthopedic shoemaking.

Ernfird Jaffvert Stockholm London United States Jaffvert

Domestic Tussle Sparks Police In Notable Marriage Tale

Mrs Broomly asks Mrs OBrien how she and her husband get along. Mrs OBrien replies they have been married six months and she has had to call the police only twice.

Mrs. B Broomly

Navy League Urges Singapore Naval Base for Empire

The Navy League of Canada Dominion Council unanimously adopted a resolution calling on the Dominion Government to press Imperial authorities for a Singapore naval base. President Samuel Harris outlined strategic, international, and financial considerations, noting Canada had not yet advised on the base plan.

Canadian Navy League Navy League of Canada Dominion Singapore Dominion Council of the Navy League Samuel Harris Canada Pacific

Experiment to Test Hudson Bay Railway Route Demanded

The Grain Growers' Guide argues that experiments are needed to decide which opinions on the Hudson Bay route are correct. It notes seven Institute members voted against the resolution, and says all parties support completing the Hudson Bay Railway for national interest.

Montreal Hudson Bay Institute

Old Man Finds Excitement in A Nap Between Supper and Bed

The remark defines aging as losing enthusiasm for evening activities and preferring a mid evening nap rather than pursuing stimulation. It frames a lighthearted view on aging as seeking rest over adventure. The quote highlights routine comforts in older years.

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B.C. Lumber Cuticura Www N. U. 1533 Minard Heinrich Held Bavarian People’s Party von Knilling Province of Alberta West H. B. Railway Worilg Sir Henry Thornton Big Ben Ben Imperial Tobacco Company OF Canada Limited Big Wheat Pool Wants Pr Alps Dominion Express Ti Fuont Tokook New York City
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