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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
7
In a grim nautical clash, Captain Blood oversees the decline of Hagthorpe’s force and the fall of the Victorieuse. Rivarol falls, the French remnant surrenders, and Blood, bloodied and unbowed, greets Lord Willoughby amid wreck and victory.
Port Greville Nova Scotia mother of four recalls relief from pain weakness and headaches after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before and after childbirth. She credits the remedy with helping her and her nursing baby with no harmful drugs, claiming many similar letters support its benefits.
Blood accepts a governor’s post in Jamaica as Lord Willoughby installs him after deposing the deputy. He arrests Captain Bishop, while Blood contemplates mercy and plans to return Bishop to Barbadoes, amid arrivals and fleet movements at Port Royal.
A mid 17th century quote frames a critique of refined diets and modern eating habits. The piece argues civilization diseases rise from processed foods and poor nutrition, urging rational diets, steam cooking to preserve minerals, and awareness that diet shapes blood health and longevity.
A brief note signs off with well wishes for readers health and happiness. Charles Walter lists his address at 1 Brunswick Avenue in Toronto and signs sincerely.
The British Government awards a decoration to an ambulance corps member who over five years donated blood 44 times to London hospital patients in critical condition. He is poor and has never sought payment, saying he did it to help the hospital. The piece urges readers to consider regular blood donation as a life saving, invaluable gift beyond money.
July heat hurts infants with diarrhoea dysentery colic and cholera infantum causing many deaths. Mothers are advised to use Baby's Own Tablets to regulate bowels and stomach, preventing or treating summer upsets. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A young matron asks a butcher the price of hamburger steak. He says twenty five cents a pound, notes cheaper corner stores lack stock, then reveals he sells it for ten cents a pound. The exchange highlights supply and pricing contrasts in a humorous local exchange.
Dr J D Kellogg presents a natural remedy described as magic in easing asthma. The vapor reaches deep airways and clears passageways for fresh air. Sold by dealers nationwide.
Two French archaeologists have unearthed an alphabet dating back to 1200 B.C. The report notes the discovery and places it within archaeology news from the era.
In an upbeat ad pitch a woman praises Miss Helens hair while noting her father is bald yet a hairdresser. The copy then pivots to promote Holloway's Corn Remover as a certain relief, asserting no one should suffer corns when this product is available.
A UK-centric note reports that about half of the world’s tea production is consumed by British people, reflecting long standing tea culture and high domestic demand.
An old advertisement promotes Minard's Liniment claiming relief for rheumatism. The note comments that the Sahara Desert area is about 500,000 square miles larger than the United States.
Mrs. MacDonald of Calgary Alberta and her baby won the first prize in the empire's mother and baby competition at Wembley. The prize includes an endowment policy of £100 and £20 in cash. Announcement was made at Wembley recently.
The International Entente against the Third Internationale, based in Geneva, has sent a petition to all governments calling for collective action against communism. The organization represents anti Bolshevist groups in twenty one nations.
The rule requires marriage consent from the King for any royal under 25. Those aged 25 or older may marry after 12 months notice to the privy council, unless parliament disapproves the match.
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