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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
7
Reports indicate a booming Cascara bark industry on the British Columbia coast with 5,000 tons shipped from Vancouver to British and United States markets. United States agrarian centers say strong demand awaits Cascara growers and bark sellers.
The circular claims catarrh is influenced by constitutional health and that Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a tonic and blood purifier. It asserts the medicine acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions. Available through druggists with free circulars from F. J. Cheany & Co. Toledo Ohio.
During wartime reports indicate pelts of coyotes were employed to fashion trench coats for British soldiers, serving as improvised outerwear amid harsh conditions. The practice reflects resourcefulness in material shortages and wartime economies.
Explorers surveyors prospectors and hunters are advised to carry Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for wet cold feet and legs. It helps prevent muscle pains and serves as a dressing or lotion for cuts contusions or sprains encountered in camp.
A Boston lecturer claimed the universe’s center lies 360 trillion miles away, a nervy remark in a town that bills itself as the hub. Detroit Free Press notes the bold assertion drawn applause and chatter from locals.
Kingston Ontario police officer Mr Earnest Clark describes three years of nervousness insomnia and headaches from overwork. He notes indigestion breathlessness fatigue and nerve twitching and credits Dr Chase's Nerve De for relief at 89 cents a box.
A roundup of short items notes prisoners in Denver County Jail gave savings for cigarettes and food to Pueblo flood relief. Edmonton’s Tegler Block owner Robert E. Tegler died recently. Immigrants at Ellis Island 1700 bought butter to spread on ice cream bread. If an engagement ends by mutual consent the man keeps the engagement ring per Ashbury Park court. Dominion Government to take over Victoria Shipowners shipyard and dock. 2000 year old Egyptian mummy seeds sprouted in Quincy conservatory. France sees gambling via long distance calls as phones remain scarce. Speculators buy long distance calls in advance to sell at high prices.
An advertisement extols Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as a highly effective remedy for sore throat and inflamed conditions. It claims the product works when rubbed on the skin and can be taken internally, noting its widespread trials across the nation.
The Dominion Fisheries Branch report for the just closed season indicates more than 268 million young whitefish released in the Great Lakes and Lake of the Woods. Many eggs come from commercial catches that would otherwise be wasted, with Sarnia Patches contributing 12,825,000 whitefish eggs to British Columbia.
A letter from a customer commends Minard's Liniment Co. Limited claiming twenty five years of use and high efficacy. The writer says rubbing and inhaling the product relieves head cold within 24 hours and it works well for bruises and sprains.
Captain Amundsen arrived in Nome aboard the Herman after spending winter aboard the Maud at Cape Serge Siberia. The Maud lost her propeller in the ice and will undergo repairs this summer. He plans to renew his bid for the North Pole next year by drifting with Arctic ice floes. He traveled with one native and three white companions and faced few vicissitudes.
The Dominion report shows field crops valued at 1 812 915 500 dollars and dairy products at 247 531 352. Horses number 3 667 369. milch cows 3 548 437. other cattle 6 536 574. sheep 3 428 958. swine 3 040 070. Wool graded by farmers’ organizations total 3 788 138 pounds. Dairy butter output rose from 5 478 304 to 25 356 711 pounds in the past decade.
An agreement with Canadian Pacific Railway authorizes construction and operation of the Central Canada Railway extension across Peace River into the Waterhole district. When finished it will join the Edmonton, Dunvegan and British Columbia Railway network.
Chas H Webb of Woodstock credits Catarrhozone Inhaler and Ferrozone for relief from long standing systematic catarrh. He says the combination built his system and made him well. Two months treatment costs $1.00 with small size 50 cents, available from all dealers of Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
About 10,000 airmen are expected to spend a month at Camp Borden this summer at the government's expense. Since refresher courses began eight months ago ex air force officers have logged over 2,200 hours of flight time covering roughly 200000 miles.
An article explains St. Vitus dance as a nerve disease linked to blood illness, common in children, especially girls. It advises rest, outdoor activity, a nutritious diet, and notes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a treatment with a testimonial from Mrs. Frank Reynolds of Windsor Nova Scotia. Pills available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont at 50 cents per box or six boxes for 2.50.
A contract has been awarded to erect a two story wing to the engineering building at Saskatchewan University. The project costs about $100 000 and extends the university's facilities.
Mrs D Cassapy of Paris Ontario reports five years of back and organ displacement pain and disability. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound faithfully she returns to work in perfect health and urges others to consider the treatment.
The piece describes a rose colored embroidered batiste dress with a long waisted bodice a full scalloped hem rose linen bands on sleeves and neckline plus a lace vestee and rose ribbon girdle. It also promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a reliable worm remedy for children noting possible vomiting as a sign of thorough action.
Mrs. John Doyle of Hamilton Ontario says she recovered from a winter illness after living on bread and milk. She credits Tanlac with ending stomach pains insomnia and weakness and notes her daughter also benefited. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
McS rs. Vickers launched an airship for the Japanese Government from Barrow airship shed. The Sea Scout class airship carries a gondola and a small crew. A Barrow trial flight achieved high speed.
An advert highlights Mothers can quickly spot child worm troubles and apply Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator, claiming a reliable cure. The notice emphasizes ease of use for mothers and prompt action to restore health.
A homing pigeon typically travels about 40 miles per hour under average conditions, illustrating its steady aerial performance and reliability for message delivery.
Canadian Pacific Railway offers daily tourist tickets to Vancouver Victoria Seattle and other Pacific Coast points with a final return by October 31 enabling stopovers at Banff Lake Louise and Glacier. Optional main line or Arrow Lakes routes include Trans-Canada Limited and two other daily trains with open-top observation cars for mountain scenery. Agents provide further details and bookings.
Two thousand United States automobiles crossed the international border at Blaine into Canada between May 27 and May 30. This marked the first large influx of tourists for the 192 season.
A quotation from the New York Evening Post admires Lloyd George as the only statesman to learn from the war. It credits him with mastering a zigzag approach to avoid enemy torpedoes and implies strategic caution.
A desert cactus variety is noted to always point south, acting as a natural compass. The piece also highlights asthma dangers and promotes Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as providing relief to many sufferers across the country.
Every dollar spent in the town supports local businesses and strengthens the community. Purchases circulate within the area, backing jobs and local services.
The Toronto Mail and Empire notes church conferences condemn short skirts while Chicago reports fewer accidents among women and more among men. The piece cites a prevailing Safety First argument seemingly ignored in the denunciations.
The town of Werda in Dahomey is renowned for its temple of serpents a long building where priests house wards of 1000 snakes of varying sizes a striking feature drawing curiosity and reverence from locals and visitors alike.
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