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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
6
In a lively exchange Mr. Stanley G. Fulton accepts a challenge with a boyish laugh. He agrees to meet at ten tomorrow and jokes about regaining appetite and eating real meat and taters again as he leaves the door.
Miss Flora Blaisdell visits her brother James Blaisdell in Hillerton as tensions surface between East Side modesty and West Side prestige. The scene centers on Jim and Bess Blaisdell in a grand home, with Harriet the wife asserting the East Side outsider fits in, while Flora frets at heat and weariness.
A tobacco consumer tale claims Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills restore heart rhythm and nerve tone after tobacco use. The testimonial from D McKillop of Coxheath Nova Scotia describes severe trembling and chest pains, noting relief after taking two pills.
An ad touts Catarrhozone as a breakthrough treatment for bronchitis and catarrh. It claims internal remedies failed, while inhaled balsamic vapors attack the source, relieving cough and irritation with rapid effect. Two months treatment costs one dollar. small size sold widely by The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
In a tense home scene the Blaisdell family debates rent and status while Benny eyes a hopeful stranger at the door. The visitor, Mr Chalmers, bears a note from Robert Chalmers of the First National, offering possible help for Jim Blaisdell and his wife.
A visiting genealogist declares his aim to collect Blaisdell family data and locate an old burial ground. He asks to board with the Blaisdells, who gently resist, noting they do not keep boarders while considering a shared front-room option as a possible accommodation.
The Farmers' Sun argues that a School of Journalism is essential to train editors and thinkers in social, political, and economic topics, not just mechanics. It notes 146 newspapers failed in six years, proving newspaper management requires real executive skill and vision, and cites US schools as successful models.
Canadian merchant ships total 74 323 tons were captured or destroyed by enemy action with 199 lives lost. Most sinkings came from torpedo attacks without warning, led by the 11 117 ton S S Royal Edward sunk August 13 1915.
A New England university town survey finds only two of four hundred homes with screen windows. Most windows are shut, some curtained behind glass, others shuttered. Residents offer excuses such as heat, dust, or cost, revealing a widespread lack of fresh air and a call for screens and awnings.
Canadians boast twenty two universities and forty three colleges with nearly 30 000 elementary schools 22 000 teachers and about 1 500 000 pupils. Lord Burnham chair of the Imperial Press Conference cites Canada’s learning institutions as a striking feature of national life.
A brief comic exchange from a Boston Transcript item frames a homely English youth protesting a girl’s headgear blocking his view. She retorts with a sharp line, inviting him to “run home and change yer fire” in a playful clash of accents.
The bulls eye lantern of the London police has been removed and replaced with a neat electric lamp. The change reflects modernization of street lighting and policing infrastructure.
The Department Soldiers Civil Re-establishment reports 164 million dollars paid in war service gratuities and 47,000 dependents returned from overseas after the war. It notes 7,058,989 spent on employment relief in 1919 20 and 1,500,000 in the past year.
Researchers rank dogs as the most intelligent animals in a broad survey highlighting canine problem solving and social learning abilities, with other species including primates and dolphins noted for advanced cognition.
Preliminary Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimates show 18,654,100 acres sown to wheat for 1921, 15,295,000 acres of oats, a 4 percent drop from last year, 2,456,000 acres sown to barley, 698,500 acres for rye, and 10,545,000 acres of hay and clover.
Dr. Eliza B. Mosher urged members of the Women's Medical Society of New York to drink water at 10 am and again at 3 4 and 9 pm to dilute fatigue products entering the blood and reduce tiredness.
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