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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
6
Mrs H S Wilmot of Shulee NS describes severe bronchial trouble and catarrh before using Catarrhozone. She reports the remedy strengthened her throat stopped her cough and made her well. The ad promotes a two month inhaler kit available from The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
Elizabeth and John seek a warmer climate for their children after a harsh prairie winter. The plan collapses as heat and distance make the family sick and lonely, prompting a return to the prairie. The tale ends with renewed appreciation of home’s comforts and the prairie’s quiet strengths.
A letter from Mrs. H. A. Goopmax of Toronto describes long standing pain and cramps since girlhood. After unsuccessful medical options she tried Lyda E. Pink Compound and reports relief from cramps, claiming it saved her life. The missive urges other women to consider the product.
The article argues that all living plants continuously generate electricity and upon death release it into the air. It imagines a method to capture this energy to provide light and power for mankind, warning that synchronized forest die offs would cause instant, wide scale electrocution and harm to animals within miles.
France faces a currency shortage for small change as silver disappears. Paper substitutes fail, becoming ragged and causing frustration. Government aims to replace with aluminum coins, needing 400 million francs in small money while the mint can only output 100 million francs yearly.
On the subject of storage of domestic coal during the summer it has been usual in England when coal was stored without shelter that a wall was built of coal blocks around the central pile and a coat of whitewash applied over all. This had the effect of preserving the coal from the action of the weather.
A patriotic man stays loyal to his country and his community, prioritizes Canadian made goods in purchases, and supports his local dealer with consistent, steadfast preference.
At the Edmondton annual sale this spring thirty one Herefords including calves ten to eighteen months old sold for an average of 245 dollars per head.
A short saying on envy cautions that jealousy yields outcomes that should not be kept. It warns against hoarding bitter feelings and highlights the harm of envy in daily life.
The article argues the mouth serves as a versatile tool from infancy to old age, but overuse causes wear on teeth gums and jaws. It warns against biting threads and emphasizes saliva as a germ killer yet not foolproof, noting risks like enamel loss, decay, gum irritation, and even cancer. It urges using proper tools to avoid costly dental damage.
An Indianapolis News summary of Ernest Benn of London praising the United States in the New York Times. Benn notes no real poverty due to lack of inefficiency, predicts socialism won t take root here, calls America an industrial El Dorado compared with England and Europe after the war. He laments not coming earlier to improve business.
An English shopper outwits a market gardener in a tale cited by the Boston Transcript. She picks a marrow still growing, deems eight pence too high, then pays four pence for a smaller one and plans to return next week to collect the chosen marrow.
A Manchester collector recently received a letter from a West African writer praising his own English while proposing big business schemes. The note ends with a formal sign‑off and reference to T E Atkins from the Manchester Guardian, illustrating misused polysyllables and rapid fortune schemes.
At the Merchants Bank of Canada annual meeting, President Sir Montagu Allan and General Manager D C Macaron reported strong current conditions and a guarded forecast. Official data show assets slightly down from last year while deposits and loans reflect ongoing support for industry, with shareholders at 2,997 and a capital of 10.5 million. Sir Montagu cautioned on Europe’s unrest but urged prudence and optimism for Canada’s future. Crop prospects are described as promising and liquidity improving, with the board reelecting Sir Montagu Allan as president and F Howard Wilson as vice-president.
The Canada Air Board offers Saskatchewan a German airplane to add to war souvenirs or for flights. The exact model is not specified but it would be air worthy rather than stored. The main hurdle is paying freight estimated at about $200.
The Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture has secured railways to offer a special rate of 10 dollars per ton for hay from Montreal to any Saskatchewan port. The concession applies when feed is bought by bona fide farmers through municipal authorities.
A brief exhortation encouraging readers to support local merchants and buy from businesses in their own town to sustain community economy and jobs.
The Reichs Bank and the post office are authorized to buy gold to boost reserves for reparations without altering paper currency. They pay 260 paper marks per two gold marks and 5700 marks per kilogram of fine gold, with a weekly rate updates. A 10 percent sales tax applies to all non gold trades, gold barter is illegal, and only the government can buy gold, though jewelers receive special concessions.
The passage defines tact as the surmounter of difficulties and remover of obstacles. It claims tact is universally useful in solitude for guiding self discovery and in society and commerce to navigate the world successfully.
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