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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
6
Dorothy Rexhill plans a bold mission to aid Gordon Rexhill amid family tensions. Her confrontation with Mrs. Parnell deepens the feud with the Rexhills as Dorothy races toward the mountains to find the missing ranchman.
A Viking Alberta reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from abdominal cramps vomiting and fatigue. The letter notes improved health and recommends the remedy to friends while describing its plant based formula and safety.
Details from the London Daily Chronicle outline an Atlantic airship link between Seville and Buenos Aires using Zeppelin craft. Four airships with nine engines each will carry passengers and mail, with Canary Islands and Cordoba bases, and a three day sixteen hour crossing time.
A reflective note suggests most joys and sorrows stem from ignorance about appearance and truth. It implies social offense arises from perceptions of beauty and honesty rather than intent.
The Calgary Herald reflects on moisture shortages in southern Alberta and criticizes the weather office for extremes. Citizens, farmers, and business groups plead for rain while noting past droughts and the ministerial alliance’s prayers for rain, with a skeptical anecdote about a Scottish minister.
A brief cartoon caption from the Philadelphia Bulletin shows a husky man asking a straw for money while a lady calls him a tramp. The man replies he is too kind-hearted to steal.
A Buenos Aires hotel scene shows a hotel clerk greeting a new arrival and a foreign guest answer tests. The London Express notes the exchange as part of an at home everywhere tableau.
A sporting padre remarks that parish offertory plates should stir hearts not garments. The line echoes a biblical call as worshipers focus on interior devotion rather than outward display.
Sir Henry Thornton, president of Canadian National Railways, says 453 miles of CN extensions in Saskatchewan will begin immediately. He warns labor shortages may slow progress amid forecasts of a record crop with about a million acres more than last year and some washouts, but rainfall could secure the season.
The Department of Municipal Affairs notes that Saskatchewan now has 741 municipalities including urban and rural areas. It breaks down into 7 cities, 79 towns, 349 villages, 5 summer resort villages, and 301 rural municipalities.
Porcupine Mountain Oil and Gas Company will drill and test for possible oil deposits in the Porcupine Mountains district Manitoba this coming summer. Work on initial wells is already underway.
A compilation shows Canada’s automobile sector with over 47 million dollars invested and 101,007 cars manufactured in 1922, up 53 percent from 1921. More than half a million cars are registered, led by Ontario with 241,986 and Quebec 61,995. Yukon has the smallest at 85.
Manitoba issued over forty one thousand automobile licenses last year, up 1 775 from 1921 and 4 560 from 1920. Licensed cars show 161 makes in operation, down from 165 in 1921 and 184 in 1920. A church roof is leaking badly prompting Mrs. Riche to prepare an umbrella.
A pithy proverb frames a caught fish tale noting ownership of a catch relies on action. The line hints at patience and strategy, implying opportunity favors the bold without explicit numbers or names.
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