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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
6
SickeningCalomel not favored. A milder remedye like Dr Hamilton’s Pills described as gentle, effective for liver and stomach discomfort, constipation and bowel trouble. Suitable for young and old, sold at 25c by The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
The author recalls Manitoba s history from Rupert s Land to Canada Day celebrations. He notes the first of July as Canada s birthday, describes a neighborhood picnic near the Fiske farm, and mentions attendees including Gypsy, Mr Hartford, Mrs Mills, Reginald, and Percival. The piece blends history with small town festivity.
A Nova Scotia reader from Kirkwood Inverness County endorses Dr Chase Kidney Liver Pills for kidney trouble and headaches. The letter credits relief after using the pills and mentions the accompanying ointment. Pills priced at 25 cents a box, available through Edmanson Bates Co Toronto or all dealers.
A Manitoba picnic described with lively detail. Cockneys in a prairie setting mingle with local families including Mrs Livingstone and her daughter Margaret. The group recalls grasshopper years and a Hallowe'en fortune telling dare told by Margaret, ending with the girls peering into neighbors windows for husband names.
The Ontario Parole Board, despite poor year end conditions, reported a generally successful year. Alfred H. Lovell stated parole required employment, with about 2 percent of cases succeeding without breach. Of 229 parole authorizations and 221 actual paroles, fewer than 20 violated their terms.
A well known doctor lectured to the Medical Society of London on saving lives through the fight against typhus and typhoid. Typhus is extinct in this country for decades, typhoid is rapidly being conquered. Pre parliamentary measures reduced deaths from these diseases by about 29,000 annually, and over two million lives have been saved in the last fifty years.
Catarrhal Deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube lining. Halus Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy claimed to reduce inflammation by acting through the blood to mucous surfaces. Free circulars offered. distributed by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A witty exchange cited by the Boston Transcript puns on fashion and looks. The note adds that the brass button originated from a Birmingham hardware maker near the late 1600s, linking fashion to 17th century industry.
The article notes that English police forces are practically the only ones globally not armed. It discusses implications for policing methods and public safety, contrasting with armed forces elsewhere and considering potential debates on policy and training.
A concise note recalls that European navigators only identified the trade winds during Christopher Columbus's initial voyage, marking a turning point in sea exploration.
The privy council of Japan approves all Washington conference treaties, making Japan the first nation after the United States to ratify. Antijapanese agitators warned Japan would lag but the ratification proceeds as reported. Miller's Worm Powders claim to cure worm infestations by cleansing the stomach and bowels, improving child health.
The French plan to use giant air liners for trans Atlantic service between Senegal and South America at 400 miles per hour. Air routes and altitudes will be tested by ships stations kites and balloons. Passengers and crews will receive automatic oxygen in the rarified upper atmosphere. The aim is to fly at ten miles altitude within a few years.
The shadow cast by the moon on Earth during a solar eclipse typically measures about 50 miles in diameter.
A sea urchin possesses a five jaw apparatus, with each jaw featuring a single tooth. The finding highlights a compact dental arrangement within its feeding mechanism.
Little Tonga, a 100 island kingdom in the Pacific, remains independent and flies its own flag while under British protection. It operates as a limited monarchy with the British consul as the real power, has no poverty or wealth disparities due to tribal prohibitions on private property, reportedly carries no national debt, and claims universal literacy in its language.
W E McPherson secretary of Armstrong High School Baseball Team writes that Minard's Liniment relieved sore muscles and sprains for players. He urges every baseball player to keep a bottle. Yarmouth Nova Scotia based Minard's company cited.
The Coliseum at Rome was planned by Gaudentius a Jew who later suffered martyrdom in the famous area. The term quack doctor derives from quake or ague doctor originally.
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