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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
7
Maize Deteying and livestock raising show growth as mixed farming expands in Western Canada and Manitoba districts. The dairy sector has more than doubled from last year, with most districts reporting increases in winter feeding and dairy herd numbers, while a few areas see fewer livestock.
Captain Blood insists on signed articles granting one fifth shares and denounces a baron’s commands. After tense talks and a jailed arrest, Blood secures release and confirms the articles. The fleet sails for Cartagena to strike Spanish wealth and defend French honor in the Caribbean.
A Ontario woman describes two years of back and leg pain and fainting, failing sleep and appetite, until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine were recommended. After five doses she recovered enough to sit up, walk, and resume home care, praising the remedies.
Hollywood director Robert Vignola tests film exhibitions aboard ships to counteract seasickness. He argues seasickness is largely visual, caused by shifting planes on a moving vessel, and believes shipboard screens and camera displays could help susceptible passengers.
Nearly two million automobiles were admitted to Canada last year with U S tourist parties. Of these, 2 344 took permits to remain from one to six months, 361 650 entered for two to thirty days, and 1 534 885 for 24 hours. U S motoring tourists nearly triple since 1920. visitors spent about 143 4105 906 dollars in Canada. Canadians motoring into the U S for tourism number 162 475. Hardy conifers such as spruce and pines thrive on prairie planting, now widely grown across prairie provinces.
A girl complains of hating the task of thinning her eyebrows while a roommate cracks a joke about it. The exchange captures a light domestic moment and banter between the two young women.
Alberta financiers report a surge of foreign money funding city property at rates as low as seven percent. Dutch financial concerns show strong interest this spring, while British capital remains limited in the west.
Madame G. Boudart of Val Barrette Quebec says she was nearly unable to work due to kidney trouble. She credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring her health and now keeps them on hand, advising others with kidney symptoms to use the same remedy promptly. The notice urges immediate action and recommends McPodd's Kidney Pills.
A salesman touts a car as a self paying investment while a prospective buyer counters he can take delivery once it proves its value, revealing a showroom exchange about ownership and timing.
An advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as fast acting for persistent sores. It claims the oil stops sloughing, removes proud flesh, draws out pus, and prepares a clean surface for new skin. Endorsers certify its healing when properly applied.
The saying notes twelve inches per foot as a standard rule, while warning that estimates can mislead. It contrasts exact measurement with rough judgment, implying precision matters in trade and crafts.
Empire Day service at Wembley Stadium May 24 drew nearly 250000 people with King and Queen in attendance. The broadcast to millions highlighted grand ecclesiastical and military pageantry as Guards marched to massed bands while sightless veterans from St. Dunstan's led a sobering procession. The Archbishop of York preached as prayers and hymns united a vast congregation.
A Rio de Janeiro jeweler reports selling about 4,000 aquamarines for roughly $20,009 to 385 American travelers aboard a tourist steamer. The market also features blue Mospho butterfly wings sold in glass trays at about 10,000 pairs yearly and green beetles mounted as scarfs pins, supplying steady demand.
Canada spent forty nine million fifty six thousand one hundred seventy nine dollars last year on pensions and re establishment for veterans of the Great War a department report shows the total and areas of spending.
Canadian timber supplies face pressure as American demand grows. New York uses four times its own annual cut and consumes five times what it grows, prompting fears for forest sustainability among Canadian producers.
The text touts Baby's own Tablets as a mild laxative to regulate bowels and stomachs for childhood ailments, claiming they banish colic and indigestion and improve mood. It asserts safety with no opiates and offers the product for 25 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. The final line shifts to a proverb about selling honey.
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