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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
2
A Saskatchewan farmer writes of ruin from 1921 rains but praises soil gains for next year. The piece urges courage, hard work, and a shift from worry to productive effort, noting currency gains, housing needs, and the role of employment to revive industry and commerce across Canada.
The North Dakota grain inspection and purchase law was ruled invalid by the supreme court upholding the eighth circuit court of appeals finding the measure conflicts with federal statutes and interferes with interstate commerce.
A categorical denial from L. J. Tarte publisher of La Patrie asserts French language papers were told to publish nothing further about the Rev. Father De lorme case involving the arrest for murder of his half-brother Raoul.
The Canadian Pacific Railway announces opening dates for summer 1922 at Banff Springs Hotel Chateau Lake Louise Emerald Lake Chalet Glacier House Wapta Lake Camp Hector Windermere Camp Invermere BC. Openings run June 1 to June 15 with Windermere Camp starting June 11. The resorts are famed in the Canadian Rockies attracting thousands each season. A silk thread of 6 to 700 yards may be unwound from a silkworm cocoon.
A promotion for Dr Williams Pink Pills claiming to enrich and purify blood, with a testimonial from Mrs Enos Levy of Hackett's Cove Nova Scotia about renewed strength after four boxes, and details on obtaining the remedy. An unrelated note reports an eagle beating an express train by twelve minutes over 18 miles.
Simon Gawluk of Wakaw Saskatchewan declares he suffered backache from kidney trouble and after using Dodd's Kidney Pills he gained twenty pounds, now has no backache, and recommends them widely. He says the pills purify blood by strengthening the kidneys and cleansing impurities.
In one day fifteen carloads of fish moved through Winnipeg from Prince Rupert to New York and other eastern U S points. The Belgians are deemed the greatest potato eaters, with the Irish second. A Mother Graves Worm Exterminator ad claims a standard remedy against worms for children. The silkworm moth has a 4900 year cultivation history. Minard’s Liniment prevents Spanish Flu.
A highway bill will create a foods roads board including a highways commissioner, deputy minister of public works, and three government appointees. The board will standardize road building using modern methods and supervise construction while classifying roads as main, market, local, and colonization roads.
Catarrhal conditions are treated as a constitutional disease requiring internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood upon mucous surfaces, improving general health and aiding nature, with druggists carrying the product and circulars available from F. J. Cheney & Co.
To encourage farmers in Saskatche wan to raise more sheep upwards of 4000 grade ewes and over 100 pure bred rams were sold to farmers in the province last year by the Provincial Department of Agriculture. During 1921 the three western provinces showed an increase in the number of sheep while Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island did as well. the four central provinces reported decreases.
Oscar Douglas Skelton’s Life and Letters of Sir Wilfrid Laurier adds a valuable Canadian literature contribution. It traces Laurier from his St Lin birth on November 20, 1841 through law and politics, detailing early struggles, long public life, and assembling key letters and illustrations.
Trappers from Fort McMurray report abundant furs in the north with many silver and cross foxes received at Edmonton and reports extend to Chipewyan and Fitzgerald. Cog teams from Chipeyan will bring furs to McMurray next week. Miller's Worm Powders advertised as a safe worm cure and infant health aid. Minard's Liniment pitched for grippe and flu. Alberta veterans recall buffalo meals at Calgary reunion on February 9 with government-supplied park buffalo from Wainwright.
The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada reports a record year with over 536 million in assurance on its books and more than 11.9 million paid to policy holders. Income from premiums and other sources exceeds previous records, with a daily intake over 100 thousand and a surplus of 19.8 million reported, highlighting decades of growth since 1865.
Advertises Danderine as preventing hair loss and dandruff after one application. Promises hair regrowth, vigor, brightness, and color, with a bottle selling for five cents at drug stores.
A brief dialogue notes that the town echoed in a recent novel and states the author was born there. It adds a dark warning that if the author returns he will die there.
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a universal cure for children’s constipation and ailments, claiming a teaspoonful cleanses the liver and bowels and restores a well child within hours. It urges mothers to use genuine California Fig Syrup and warns against imitations.
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