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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
6
The text warns of bronchial trouble starting with a throat tickle progressing to a severe cough. It promotes Catarrhozone as a remedy to heal sore spots ease irritation loosen phlegm and clear nasal crusts. It claims the product prevents colds and bronchial trouble with frequent use and mentions pricing and sizes.
Vera confronts anxiety as Franklin’s mother arrives for a visit that may become permanent. The letter hints at secrecy and tension, while Vera fears criticism and loss of her domestic space, as Mrs Kirby imposes herself in the Kirby household.
Dr. S. F. Tolmie presented figures to the Kiwanis Club in Ottawa showing Canada has at least 1.0767 billion invested in livestock and 120 million in poultry. He said Canada is now the world’s largest cheese exporter and expressed hope Britain’s investigations will lift the cattle embargo.
About 400000 was received by Southern Alberta flock owners for last year's wool clip. The Southern Alberta Wool Growers Association handled 1465844 pounds at an average price of 28.83 cents per pound, a favorable figure given the state of the wool market.
A two ton sample of fruit pulp was shipped from Vancouver aboard the SS Moersk as a new feature in outbound shipments to the United Kingdom. The shipment marks a growing trade in fruit pulp exports from British Columbia through this port.
Bernard Coyne said to be the world’s tallest man, at 8 feet 1 inch and 300 pounds, has died at his home near Sioux City. He wore size 24 shoes.
Saskatchewan has expanded its education system since 1905 from 894 school districts to over 4,300, with 20 separate schools. The province now offers public, high school, and university education within its borders, reducing the need to leave the province for schooling.
The article notes Saskatchewan as a premier big game region with 2,170 animals taken by licensed hunters last season. It lists 80 caribou 870 deer and 1,200 moose, estimating moose meat at fifty cents per pound would yield about 240 000 dollars if sold. Moose are widespread north of Prince Albert and especially abundant from Crooked River east to the Manitoba line, with some townships reporting sixteen moose killed in a single district.
Premier Lloyd George explains the Ruhr occupation implications noting its vast coal output over 100 million tons, two-thirds of German iron and steel, daily railcar shipments, and its role as Germany’s wartime arsenal and industrial backbone. The analysis frames the region as essential to German industry and potential consequences if lost.
Marshal Foch, hero of the great war, accepts the honorary colonelcy of the 22nd Regiment at the Quebec Citadel. The appointment, sanctioned by King George and approved by the British Government and Canadian authorities, reflects Allied recognition.
South Africa produces Sengite to replace nitroglycerine in explosives. Tests in mines show it as strong and safe. The name derives from substitute explosive no glycerine.
A sign discovered in an ancient Pompeii tailor shop reads Creases ironed in your togas while you wait, suggesting on site quick service. The playful inscription blends everyday garment care with ancient fashion culture.
Miss Zona Jackson of Goldendale Washington wrote that a two month skin condition with itching scales hair loss and disfiguring pimples was cured after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The testimonial promotes daily use of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum and mentions the brand’s affordability.
Earl Haig returned from South Africa after presiding at the empire conference of Great War Veterans. He said the British Empire Services League received a hearty welcome. Canadian delegates R B Maxwell and J Morgan traveled home with Earl Haig, Maxwell noting South Africa lagged behind other dominions in veteran care.
The text extols powders to eradicate a worm evil on children, claiming they are safe for youngsters and will thoroughly clear food channels of parasites, restoring inflamed surfaces to health and proving an excellent remedy for these evils.
In the Fort McMurray district of Canada a drill test discovered nearly 100 feet of gypsum and anhydrite of commercial quality at depths between 500 and 600 feet. The find suggests a large reserve could be developed if a market is found. Gypsum, a key non metal mineral, is present in several provinces, with Canada’s 1920 production valued at about $1.68 million.
United States wheat producers especially in the northwest express disappointment at Secretary Wallace ruling not to raise federal grades on spring wheat except one small point. The decision is seen as a millers victory, with a promised thorough review before next marketing season. The Canadian grain trade watches closely.
The text discusses the uncertain composition of comets tails and notes the prevailing theory that tails are formed from particles ejected from the comet itself by the sun’s light pressure, with activity increasing as the comet nears the sun.
Sam Chute of Berwick Nova Scotia began farming with a mortgage that exceeded the farm’s value. Twenty five years later he sold 20,000 barrels of his own apples and about 60,000 quarts of strawberries last year. The old mortgage is gone and forgotten as a memento.
President Harding has signed the immigration restriction bill into law, marking a major federal action on border policy and national eligibility. The measure sets new limits on who may enter the United States and directs enforcement under current immigration statutes.
Time lies in wait for every man and will get him sooner or later. Good teeth assist health in old age, and well fitted artificial teeth are preferable to diseased natural teeth. Porcelain teeth have been refined in shape, color, and fit, making denture work akin to an exact science in America.
Reports recount Mme Sarah Bernhardt visiting Lloyd George in Paris and dining with him. The famous actress and the Prime Minister shared a translated conversation with mutual warmth. Bernhardt joked about language barriers and they both hoped for a future meeting without interpreters.
A Toronto Star story notes in St. Louis a man drafted a will naming six bankers as pallbearers. He quips they have carried him for twenty years and might as well finish the job. The anecdote underscores his loyalty to his bankers and his sense of humor.
Mrs Charles Wakelin of 272 Christie Street Toronto writes detailing deep fatigue weakness nerve trouble insomnia and a breakdown. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her energy and daily functioning and urges other women to try it. The company notes it has many such letters and invites confidential inquiries to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
The Chicago Journal of Commerce notes France, two and a half years after the armistice, can invest 10 billion francs annually in bonds, contrasting with American spending on luxury and urging thrift. It praises France’s saving of its people and resources, suggesting American prosperity could rival world standards if similar finances were adopted.
Three million dollars of five or six per cent bonds were sold to the British American Bond Corporation of Victoria B C for a syndicate of Chicago Seattle and Victoria bond houses at 100.91. Proceeds will fund work on the Pacific Great Eastern Railway in British Columbia.
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