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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
7
Anna dreams of a future golden age of leisure for workers while the present scene follows Helmi learning English and coping with dishwashing duties at the Yale Hotel. A kitchen conflict with Martha Dra per escalates into a lesson on temper and adaptation, culminating in Helmi cherishing a country walk and the familiar feeling of home.
Mrs Susan Darman of Colborne Ontario recounts severe illness before marriage and years of doctor visits. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health after five bottles and allowing her to bear three girls and a boy without surgery. The letter notes the product is sold by druggists everywhere.
Nickel deposits in Sudbury sparked early prosperity with 77 million in dividends by 1926 and a 15.6 million working capital. The firm expands into commercial markets as production reaches wartime scales and nickel becomes a hundredplus product staple in factories labs and homes.
A London Daily News writer cites the Japanese bushido code as a living force behind military actions. Lieutenant Araki of the Hiroki reportedly chose suicide after the Nanking consulate incident, reflecting traditional penalties despite laws against hari-kiri.
Ida famed ostrich at Condon Zoological Gardens dies after swallowing a nail. Post mortem reveals gizzard stowed with odds and ends including handkerchiefs coins and a clock key. An asthma relief advertisement follows touting Dr Kellogg's remedy for restoring health.
During teething in hot months, infants suffer diarrhea cramps and cankers with risk of wasting and death. The text urges mothers to use Dr Fowler's remedy to potentially save the baby's life and notes it has been produced for 80 years by a Toronto company.
A reflection on how deep study of literary remnants shapes a person. Memory, imagination, habit, and observation fuse over time into a living mind rather than a printed book. The text emphasizes the enduring presence of the observer in interpretation.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is installing automatic train control to stop trains in danger zones along an eighteen mile stretch in Ohio. The railroad has allocated 3,000,000 dollars to extend the system through the Pittsburgh region.
A fragment notes Ainard's liniment for warts and pimples and recalls Nero starting the Corinth Canal about 2,000 years ago. The project was abandoned and finally completed in 1893, illustrating a long historical effort.
Prof Kirsopp Lake leads the Harvard Michigan Mt Sinai expedition reporting new Sinai inscription fragments. The language blends Semitic and Egyptian symbols and could reshape biblical history and the origin of law if they fit existing gaps.
On Waterloo and Blenheim anniversaries the King receives banners from the Duke of Wellington and the Duke of Marlborough symbolizing land holds. Scottish Foulis lands reportedly pay rent with snow from Ben Nevis, while Crendon in Bucks accepts a garland of roses, reflecting odd medieval to modern tribute practices.
A buoy belonging to the Canadian Government, missing for two years after breaking from duty on the coast, has been found in the Firth of Clyde. Its light still functioned on the Atlantic drift. Authorities in Ottawa claim the buoy and plan to tow it to Port Glasgow for overhauling.
Louis Bourassa the famed northern mailman says next winter the round trip from Peace River Crossing Alto to Fort Vermilion will be shortened by six days after river cut-offs near Cros sing and Carcajou Point are made. The present 28 day journey will shrink to about 22 days as he plans an overland shortcut portion with five teams stationed along the route.
A Saskatchewan village woman sent 59 cents to Customs at New Gate claiming she failed to declare a cheap dress bought across the line last summer. She asks to do right as a Christian. The note references British Navy sailors making their own clothes and mocks readymade outfits. The piece ends urging publicity and keeping Minard's Liniment handy.
A London surgeon promotes a potassium based cure for cancer claiming cells break down from potassium salt deficiency. He offers a free book detailing chapters on surgery limits, diet, thymus gland, aging, and home treatment with case reports and endorsements. Apply to Charles Walter at 51 Brunswick Ave, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
A fragmentary meditation quotes Acts on God near every person and shows mystical verses by Alice Cary and Metastasio. It urges readers to seek the divine in objects, within the breast, and to challenge the notion of a place where God is absent.
An ad praises Baby's Own Tablets as a pleasant alternative to castor oil for children. It claims the tablets relieve teething pain indigestion and constipation and promote sleep with no exhausting aftertaste. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. The rest notes a ship launch on inland waters and early glassmaking in 2500 B C along the Euphrates Valley.
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