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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
7
The letter from Mis Nellie Uni of 2220 Connecticut Ave Bridsport Conn credits Tanlac with reversing a months long decline. She reports restored appetite digestion and strength and notes the medicine is sold by all food druggists.
Market gardener Hedley reports underground pit planting yields a very successful rhubarb crop this year. He plans to sell in Winnipeg Regina and Saskatoon. This item notes fresh winter rhubarb as a local novelty and commerce development.
Fifteen thousand sacks of four, the gift of Western Canadian farmers to the Armenians through the Relief Association, left this point for New Orleans for shipment to Constantinople. Appeals for aid for Armenia found a ready response among Manitoba and Saskatchewan farmers, donations being from two to five bushels per load.
Alberta may gain a colony of eleven thousand former Royal Irish Constabulary members. A London firm completes a highly complex watch for S. Smith and Sons. Silly waiters strike at King Edward hotel in Toronto after refusals to discharge waitresses. Burglaries in Shortlands Erg see attackers repair a coat before leaving. A four thousand deep market from Alberta is sold in New York and Boston, with plans to repeat next year. Seventeen entries for the James Gordon Bennett Balloon Cup are listed for Geneva on Sept. 3. Turkish nationalists massacre Christians in Iyesua region. one thousand women and children killed. Police seize explosives in Glasgow east end. enough to blow up half the city. tied to Sinn Fein arsenals.
Advertisement touts Nerviline as quick relief for stomach pains colic and cramps urging households to keep a bottle for family safety. Claims of universal efficacy and availability in stores accompany a testimonial photo request and an enlarging service reference from the Boston Transcript.
An old Boston Transcript item notes use of Minard's Liniment for influenza with a humorous exchange about a dog circling before sleeping. The piece mentions Russia sending more pilgrims to Jerusalem than any other country, reflecting varied historical brief content.
The item asserts Zam-Buk performs the same marvellous healing and dispels disease from tissues as science, presenting a bold claim about its effectiveness. The brief text emphasizes the product’s purported curative powers.
The notice describes Zam-Buk as a pure herbal balm that removes fire from wounds or sores, kills and repels germs, and promotes new skin growth, acknowledging its healing reputation.
Alberta colliery owners are negotiating the erection of large coal bunkers at the cities of Vancouver and Prince Rupert. The bunkers will store coal for bunkering and related uses and indicate ongoing efforts to expand storage capacity at tidewater ports.
Winter endangers children as cold and storms keep them indoors, risking colds. Baby's Own Table claims to regulate stomach and bowels and ward off illness, enabling safe wintering. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order at 25 cents per box from The Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
The Board of Trade reports more than one hundred manufacturing establishments in Edmonton. The city, not widely seen as a factory hub, shows a growing industrial base as statistics were released ahead of the upcoming monton exposition in the spring.
Saskatchewan resident H.8. Servoss of Briercrest received two patents in Canada and the United States for a weed and stubble burner. The device is claimed to burn weeds and clear land cheaply, offering a practical solution for farmers facing stubborn growth.
A fragment notes toys packed in low cost coffins exported by Germany prior to the war. The terse line suggests wartime propaganda or supply chain concerns as a warning about the origins of consumer goods.
Palm Beach promotes red and white ensembles, showcasing frocks in this color pairing. A gay youthful line features red wings on white crepe, surplice bodice with rosette, black prosgrain streamers, and red black bone bracelets to complement costumes. Also notes a tip on rheumatoid relief with Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil.
The Trail Smelter processed over four hundred thousand tons of ore in 1921, the largest yearly total in its history. Nearly all ore came from Consolidated Mining and Smelting properties, with gold totaling 50 000 ounces, silver 1 172 000 ounces, copper 57 006 000 ounces, lead 53 000 000 pounds and zinc 53 000 600 pounds.
Each Diamond Dyes package straitforwardly instructs women to color worn dresses skirts waists coats stockings sweaters draperies and more even without prior dyeing. The ad guarantees no spotting fading streaking or running and advises telling the druggist fabric type wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods.
The bobbed hair fad in Chicago grows daily with 2,500 women shaved by local hairdressers. If kept up, every woman in the city could be bobbed by October 22. A hairdresser claims 361,634 hours saved daily, and three ounces of hair per person. Mittens? Not sure. The by‑product envisions over 3,000 full width mattresses from shorn hair, plus comment on fashion and home industry.
Rt Hon Ian MacPherson vows no reduction of pensioners rights and government faith. In cautionary health note, a Dr Thomas Etheric Oil is recommended for treating wounds from factory accidents and cauterization needs.
The Canadian Goat Society recorded a total membership of 82 for 1921. Pedigrees up to December 31, 1921 show Angoras 49, Toggenburgs 282, Nubians 141, Saanen 110, totaling 54 percent for the three milking breeds. New registrations in 1921 totaled 159, with British Columbia 123, Ontario 11, New Brunswick 10, Alberta 3, Saskatchewan 2, Manitoba 1, and the United States 9.
Government figures show 1921 wheat production for Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta at 308 925 000 bushels, up from 234 13 300 in 1920 an increase near 32 percent. Earlier years 1919 and 1918 also show rising yields, confirming a consistent rise in western grain output.
An old time advertisement touts Cascarets as a candy like laxative. It claims they cure dizzy headaches colds and indigestion by morning with two tablets, advertising gentle action and no griping. It notes children will love Cascarets and price is ten cents per box.
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