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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1923
Page
6
Ad claims quick stop to cold by clearing nose and throat and using Catarrho Zone inhaler. Describes relief from hoarseness, nasal congestion, and inflamed bronchial tubes with a one dollar small size inhaler available at druggists and by mail from The Catarrhone Co. Montreal.
A flirtatious exchange between Dorothy and a man leads to him claiming he is not seeing things clearly then he spurs his horse to join Santry who waits ahead. The scene blends teasing dialogue with a hurried departure.
Lem Trowbridge leads a small posse from his ranch to track Moran who allegedly carried Wade away after Santry indicated a hiding place. Evidence shows several horses and Wade’s yacant tracks as they close in on the mountains to rescue or recover their captive ally.
Sydenham Ontario woman recounts taking Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before birth. She says it restored strength, reduced fatigue, and improved rest. She urges others to try the remedy and offers to lend the bottle and share her name for similar assistance.
Moran evades Wade’s capture and manipulates pursuers while Wade’s rescue ignites a cattlemen clash. Moran shuffles allies, endures betrayal, and plans vengeance as Rexhill and Helen depart. A reckless liquor-fueled stalemate edges toward gunplay and a broader frontier showdown.
Rare books from the late Earl of Caryfort’s library valued in the thousands go up for sale at Sotheby’s. Among the items is the Mazarin Bible copy once auctioned for 29000 and Caxton's first dated English book ending 1477. The collection features five Caxtons and the Book of St Albans with early color printing.
Canada estimates the 1922 wheat crop at 399,786,400 bushels with 98 percent merchantable quality. After deductions for cleaning losses and adjustments for imports, the net exportable surplus is 294,256,000 bushels, with domestic needs placed at 100,000,000 bushels.
The text explains that if all starlight vanished at once four years would pass before any difference is noticed. Light from the nearest star takes 43 years to reach Earth, and some stars are 100000 years distant. We now receive light from stars that left them in the stone age.
A wry exchange notes a two week thinking period and a suggested word fortnight. Historical timber data shows white pine once sold to Canadian builders at twelve dollars per thousand feet, now eighty dollars. The piece also comments on color sensitivity in birds and fish reacting to green and yellow lights.
Dr William Mayo, famed surgeon, says the next major medical fight is to curb cancer as tuberculosis comes under control. He praises insulin diabetes work by Dr F S Banning and notes cancer progress from early detection and public campaigns. Cancer largely affects the elderly, but rising life expectancy brings more cases.
The Gersoppa Falls on the Sharavati River in North Kanara district Bombay stands about 830 feet high making it the tallest in the region and likely higher than Niagara. In moderate flows it splits into four main drops with Rajahy exceeding 500 feet.
Edwin Hughes, troop sergeant major of the 13th Hussars, is the sole living beneficiary still drawing aid from the Balaclava Fund set up after the Crimean War to support widows and children of NCOs and provide old age pensions for officers.
The Customs and Excise Department announces that starting August 1, letters and postcards showing payments of $10 or more fall under the stamp tax on receipts. Regulations allow business firms to have receipts stamped via a die.
Odd Moments Martin Luther translated the Bible while busy with other work by doing a little each day. John Bunyan wrote Pilgrim's Progress during Bedford Jail imprisonment. Sir Walter Raleigh, a time miser, penned The History of the World while in the Tower of London. Dr Burney learned French and Italian during horseback travels between music pupils.
A gold field marshal’s staff studded with 110 diamonds and emeralds, valued at two million dollars, was found buried in cement in a crevice of Vredensky Cathedral Petrograd. It was said to be a gift from Czar Alexander II to his brother in 1878. The chief priest was arrested by Soviet authorities for concealing the treasure from the government.
The Majestic liner maintains a heated greenhouse on the upper deck and employs a trained gardener as a permanent staff member to supply ten thousand flowering plants and ferns for the ship’s public rooms during each voyage.
Austria issued stamps depicting notable composers Haydn Mozart Beethoven Schubert and Johann Strauss in a tribute to their contributions to classical music.
Britain faces a collapse of great show houses as heavy taxes force dispersal of art collections and sale of mansions. Many estates stand tenantless, with some converted or dismantled for pieces, stairs, panels, and ceilings at risk.
Brazil showcases fibroso a newly produced textile fibre noted for strength and fine quality. The fibre grows in several localities but had no commercial use until recently. It readily accepts sizing materials finishing chemicals and dyes well.
A humorous court exchange as a prisoner explains speeding to reach the next town. He says he had gas for three miles and drove at full speed to cover seven miles before the tank ran dry. The Philadelphia Bulletin reports the exchange in a light courtroom vignette.
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