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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
6
Claims catarrh in nose and throat cannot be treated by stomach dosing. Inhale Catarrhozone vapor to clear nostrils and heal throat, easing cough and bronchitis. Two months treatment costs one dollar, small size fifty cents, via The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
A visitor describes a full week on the Fiske farm at Elba, detailing early wakeups for wash day bread butter and pie baking. She enjoys spinning chores with Mrs. Fiske praises, churns for buttermilk and butter, crafts pastries and toffee, and longs to join the family routine.
The narrator describes days at the Fiske farm with Gypsy, their visits to animals and neighbors, and church on Sunday. Mrs. Fiske critiques Sunday autos while welcoming guests from the Union Bank staff. Latin lessons with Gypsy expose language struggles and pride in good English, ending with a promise to continue.
Mrs. Winfield Dill of Windsor Nova Scotia recounts surviving the Halifax harbor blast that wrecked her nerves. She credits Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills with aiding recovery after medical care and nervous spells.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills touted as the best remedy to ton e up the nervous system and strengthen weakened organs. The pills are described as the original heart and nerve food, on the market for 27 years. Price 50 cents a box, available at dealers or by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.
The Canadian Pacific Railway dairy herd at Strathmore won first prize nationwide for January in the four-year-old milk production class. The herd, all purebred Holsteins, also took second in the mare ss and sixth in the year-old cow class. the National Record Office confirms the results.
A brief note from the Hamilton Spectator cautions that cutting 400 RCMP personnel could be a false economy. It argues that an effective militia or civic arm of the law remains necessary despite debates on expenditures.
The Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator Company reports handling since autumn 1921 to under 33,133,085 bushels of grain, about 7,000,000 bushels more than the same period last year.
Readable tale fragment about Mr Wombat traveling from Australia to meet Stella the Wishing Fairy. He drinks a pool dry angering Brownies, seeks two wishes one to return home and one to grow back to size, and meets Stella who offers simple magical options. Dialogues reveal Pimzie and Pearls Fairy relatives. Copyright 1921.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cleansing medicine to renew energy and health. It claims headaches vanish, liver and stomach tones improve, and vigor returns within a week. Available from All dealers for 25e or The Catarrhozone Co Montreal. It also mentions gold leaf production and Utrecht as a Dutch town.
The buffalo herd at Buffalo Park Wainwright Alberta rose to 6146 head in a count last week by Superintendent A G Smith. The natural increase for the year reached 1075, while losses from fighting old age and slaughter fell to 81, yielding a net gain of 994. The herd occupies 160 square miles of range within the enclosed park.
A cactus variety found in arid deserts consistently grows with its offset toward the south, yielding a simple natural compass reference for travelers exploring dry regions.
A call to support local businesses urges readers to shop nearby. The message highlights the value of community commerce and encourages choosing local outlets for daily purchases.
A. J. Shorter of Winnipeg a CN railway machinist says Tanlac cured his nervous breakdown and revived his appetite sleep and energy. He recalls a six week bed rest three years earlier and now reports feeling fine and able to work well. Tanlac widely sold by druggists.
Mrs. Meekton remarks Teonidas has never spoken an unkind word and ponders whether to credit him with a lovely disposition or mere lack of courage. The dialogue hints at underlying tension in their married life.
The first passengers by balloon were a sheep, a cock and a duck, sent aloft in a Montgolfier balloon from Versailles in 1783.
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