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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1923
Page
6
An old advertisement touts CA TARRHOZONE as the remedy for catarrh colds and bronchitis. It claims pine forest antiseptic vapors reach all lung and nasal passages and guarantees a complete two month treatment for $1 with a trial size available. Sold by The Catarrkozone Co Montreal and druggists.
Wade and Dorothy discuss Rexhill and Race Moran as Mrs Purnell arrives to feed Wade after his hunger. They debate the senator's past and Wade’s view of friendship and temptation, acknowledging robbery and political compromise. Dorothy reflects on independence and truth before resuming chores.
Mrs Ecmer A Rheme of West St John N B reports severe postnatal weakness and inflammation after twins. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improved strength and weight gain and endorses its use to others.
Wade rallies neighbors to form a vigilante force and seize Moran and his followers in Crawling Water. The plan aims to avoid lynching, use force if resisted, and drive Moran's gang from the county while protecting Dorothy and Mrs Purnell at the ranch. The story centers on Wade, Santry, Trowbridge, and the tense town split.
The speaker vows active interest in agriculture beyond Britain and its dominions. He notes wartime price declines and industry hardships but expresses confidence that farmers will endure through patience, courage, and enterprise.
Dr. George Cooke Attfield of Hove Sussex, born January 27 1825 in Bath, is described as the oldest doctor in England. He qualified at St Bartholomew's Hospital in 1850 and recalls Bart’s with 300 beds and Saturday operations. He later served as medical officer at Millbank Prison and senior medical officer for Western Australia convict settlements for 25 years until 1879.
Mrs R Holmes of Raymond Alberta has grown strawberries on half an acre and earned as much as 400 dollars in a single season. Strawberries are now widely raised in many parts of Alberta.
Britain displays the Napier Cub aero engine at Gothenburg's Jubilee Exhibition this summer. A composite exhibit features all British aircraft, highlighting national aviation prowess and innovation.
The article explains why the king cannot enter the House of Commons, noting Queen Victoria never set foot there while sovereign and recounting the historic 1642 moment when Charles I entered the chamber to seize five members, costing him crown and life.
A concise guide to traditional anniversary gifts lists the first through seventy fifth years. It pairs each anniversary with a material such as cotton paper leather wooden wool tin silk crystal china silver pearl ruby and diamond, guiding appropriate tokens.
Archaeic text notes Dunwich in England grew from Roman and Saxon roots to a bishopric and royal favor, then vanished under the sea. It details coastal erosion from loam and sand cliffs, with waves wrecking houses and churches from Edward II's era to the late 18th century.
Governor General Baron Byng of Vimy and Lady Byng begin an extensive tour of Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island and Quebec. They will return to Ottawa by October 1. Last year the couple completed a four month western tour reaching Dawson City in the Yukon Territory.
Mrs Bertha Horchem of Ransom Kansas, a professional aviatrix, established a new official altitude record for women by reaching 16300 feet in St Louis The previous record of 15700 feet was held by Andree Peyo of France set in California last May
A contributor recalls a white hen with light chicks except for one black chick. The hen cruelly pecks the black chick, prompting distress until a new clucking brood similarity leads the hen to adopt the black chick. The observer notes the unexpected joy of nurturing the outcast chick.
A good listener builds friendships in conversations and aids writing by choosing what to leave unsaid. The piece cites Solomon on life and death in the tongue and advises careful use of ink.
One of eight large aircraft built by Vickers Company Montreal for the Canadian Government will go to Vancouver another to Dartmouth and the remaining six to inland provinces for forestry patrol work Each machine can carry five passengers and travels at 85 to 100 miles an hour.
One hundred forty four chronometers are deposited at Neuchatel Observatory for the International Breguet chronometer competition. Thirty-one will be tested for marine service and 113 for land. Four nations supply entries—France England Denmark and Switzerland—20 firms in all. Results announced in September at a public gathering marking A L Breguet’s centenary.
Milling and elevator companies plan a major project this summer to raise 175 to 200 additional elevators in the prairie provinces before the current crop moves from the farms. The target figures come from the program laid out by the participating firms.
J W Ward secretary of the Canadian Council of Agriculture says harvest excursions will run from the east and from British Columbia on nearly identical routes as last year. He expects more harvesters will be needed this year than in previous campaigns.
An old advert highlights Fletcher's Castoria used for over 30 years to relieve constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children. It claims to calm feverishness and aid digestion for natural sleep without opiates. The genuine bottle bears the original signature.
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