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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
2
Mrs Ardiel of Vancouver details dramatic relief from years of stomach trouble after taking Tanilac. She reports improved appetite sleep and nerves with rapid transformation from misery to wellbeing. Tanilac is sold by all good druggists.
The piece argues that despite strong public support for prohibition across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta the actual enforcement fails due to public indifference and mockery of the laws Citizens are urged to back enforcement with united public opinion and cooperation with authorities to keep prohibitions on the books and observed
Major Orde Lees, a British balloonist and Polar explorer, reportedly becomes the first European to reach Fuji Yama’s summit in winter. He and H. C. Trish of London completed the ascent in 48 hours, the last 4060 feet over slippery ice. Lees, part of Shackleton’s 1914 Antarctic expedition, serves with the British air mission to Japan alongside Mr. Irish.
The Bureau of Statistics reports 422 cancer deaths in Canada excluding Quebec in September 1921, equaling one cancer death per 13 total deaths. It notes September 1920 had 85 cancer deaths, one per 15 overall. A separate quip contrasts love before and after marriage.
Speta rour money at home by supporting town merchants and Minard's Linimert for coughs and colds. The fragment highlights encouraging local spending to bolster the community and promote products available locally.
Montreal Gazette reports 1921 field crops in Canada valued at about 945.9 million dollars, with Quebec alone revised to 219.15 million. The drop from 1919's 1.537 billion implies at least a 500 million dollar loss in gross value, spilling into broader trade and loan carryovers despite lower farm labor and input costs.
Young ladies urged to take Dr Hamilton’s Pills to tone blood and improve skin tone. Claims include rosy cheeks and brighter eyes with a 25 cent bottle sold through The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
Canadian fish packers plan to ship via the Panama Canal to New York and other Atlantic ports. A trial shipment of two hundred tons of frozen fish recently left Vancouver for New York. If it arrives in good order a large future volume is likely.
Promotes Nerviline as a chest and throat liniment for easing pain from large breaths and wheezy chest. Claims instant relief as it sinks into tissues and reduces soreness. Advertises Nerviline in large bottles for 3 cents at dealers.
Official returns show 1 650 759 388 feet produced in British Columbia for eleven months of 1821. Peak months were June July and August with 1 283 784 106 feet sealed on the coast and 267 025 282 feet produced inland.
Mrs Jesse Petersen of Route 1 Jasper Minnesota writes of relief from stomach and back pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She says she can work alone now and praises the remedy to friends indicating it helped displace ments irregularities and nervousness referenced in the testimonial letter.
Zam-Buk markets its herbal antiseptic balm as superior to mineral salves, promising quick cleansing, germ killing, and rapid skin repair for injuries and conditions such as eczema ulcers and poisoned wounds. It notes endorsements by Dr Andrew Wilson and other medical professionals with a price of 3 for $1.25.
British Columbia mainland lumber shipments in 1921 totaled 164 66 feet. Exports to China Japan reached 93 million feet, Australia New Zealand 27 million, United States 73.5 million, United Kingdom 9 million, others 21.5 million. Shingles totaling 709000 bundles exported to US Atlantic ports and 24 600 tons of box shocks to Australia and Singapore.
The piece notes winter dangers for infants kept indoors and prone to colds. It recommends Baby's Own Tablets to regulate digestion and break up colds, advertised as available from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co in Brockville Ontario or by mail for 25 cents a box.
About 1504 pounds of Douglas Fir seed and 1504 pounds of Sitka Spruce seed selected by the Dominion Forestry Branch have been shipped to the forestry commission of Great Britain for a large replanting program in the British Isles.
Buc package of Diamond Dyes contains simple directions for any woman to dye or tint worn dresses, skirts, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies, and more. Dyes guaranteed not to spot, streak, or run. Tell your druggist the material type to ensure proper results.
The 1921 Manitoba crop estimates show wheat yields 39,058,980 bushels on 2,226,576 acres. Barley yields 19,651,645 bushels on 1,042,144 acres. Flax 544,675 bushels on 61,659 acres. Spring rye 1,986,283 bushels on 157,009 acres. Fall rye 1,578,285 bushels on 100,784 acres. Potatoes 3,558,212 bushels from 3,641 acres. The ad also promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for home use.
A quarrel erupts as a woman expresses fatigue from crafting a beloved pillow. She laments her effort and tears rise while insisting the recipient use the soft headrest she made, highlighting a domestic moment of emotion and pride.
A concise guide to quick breads and emergency biscuits. It outlines standard dry ingredients for biscuits and muffins, mixing methods, baking times, and optional enrichments. It covers milk amounts, butter substitutions, and using partial graham rye or bran flours.
The Smithson Institute reports a skull dug up in Central Montana that, by teeth, belongs to the great ape lineage to include humans and monkeys. The institute notes the animal was not a monkey and that no monkeys are known to have lived in what is now the United States.
Proposal to extend Manitoba Power Line from Portage to Brandon aims to supply electric light and power to a well settled Central Manitoba farm community at an estimated cost of 1.2 million dollars. The rest consists of unrelated quotations and ad-like phrases not tied to the proposal.
Mrs Lily Stoddart of London Ontario recalls her illness during pregnancy with dropsy and praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for curing her. She reports strong improvement after two bottles and ongoing use during nervous rundown periods. Trial samples available by mail order from Dr Pierce's Laboratory in Bridgeburg Ontario. 10 cents for trial package.
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