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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1927
Page
7
Miss Ruth Horowitz relates relief from indigestion and constipation after using Carter's Little Liver Pills. The ad claims the pills cure many ailments and promotes renewed appetite and energy. Available in red packages priced 85c and 75c at druggists.
In a tense exchange between John and Yvonne, she pressures him to marry, praising his future as the great creator while warning of cowardice. He hesitates, torn by memory and ambition, as she arranges tea with Roddy Kenilworth and prepares for the fete, signaling a separated path ahead.
Joanna arrives at Kenilworth's villa with a planned evening while a thick violet mist closes in. He trembles at her boldness yet she insists on an hour alone and a change before returning to Annette, hinting at hidden motives she will unfold later.
Mrs. E Everson of Elizabeth Street testifies that Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery helped treat digestion and stomach distress in her cat and that the discovery improves health. She notes both fluid and tablet forms are available and offers a trial package from Dr Pierce’s Laboratory in Bridgeburg Ontario.
A woman watches a man fade from sight behind shrubbery and retreats to the lawn. She collapses there, Jar's face buried in the grass, shoulders shaking with convulsive sobs as attendants remain distant.
Highway improvements will extend from the Canada United States boundary through Alberta to Edmonton and into the Canadian Rockies. Growing U S tourism to Alberta is reported as increasing yearly as both federal and provincial authorities promote holidays in the Dominion.
A Western Progressive member Mr Garland revives the old idea of naming the country the Kingdom of Canada. Sir John A. Macdonald pressed for Kingdom during the 1867 British North America Act drafting but the Dominion of Canada was adopted. Lord Derby opposed the royal term to avoid Yankee sensitivities. Sir John argued the change could have placed Australian colonies in a similar rank. After sixty years of Dominion use, doubt remains about a change.
Lady Maud Hoare says flying eleven days straight was easier than expected after her 12 000 mile air journey with Sir Samuel Hoare from Croydon to Delhi. They faced dust storms in the Persian Gulf, an earthquake in northwest India, snow and rain, and variable winds.
The United States post office department announces that U S coast to coast air mails will carry Canadian letters for an extra ten cents per half ounce. Canada to British Columbia letters go to Elko Nevada by air, then Seattle by train to Vancouver or Victoria, saving at least a day. U S Pacific coast deliveries to the United States arrive two days sooner on average. extra postage must be prepaid with U S stamps.
The excerpt reflects on mercy as a virtue guiding behavior and mindset. It contrasts biblical and Shakespearean echoes urging kindness, avoiding harsh judgments, and keeping suspicion out of the heart. The message emphasizes mercy as a gentle, double blessing to giver and receiver.
In Saskatchewan one copy of the Bible was printed in Esperanto in 1926 along with one copy of the New Testament. Other languages printed locally include Bohemian Bulgarian Chinese Cree Danish Dutch Flemish French Gaelic German Greek Hebrew Hungarian Italian Latin Lithuanian Norse Polish Roumanian Russian Ruthenian Serbian Swedish Welsh and Yiddish.
A newly promulgated law retroactive to January 1 imposes bachelor taxes. Men aged 25 to 35 pay 85 lire annually, those 9 to 50 pay 50 lire, and those over 50 pay 25 lire. An additional income tax applies until marriage.
A brief note urges steady use of Minard's ointment to maintain comfort. It counsels good behavior as a path to happiness given current circumstances.
The Shantung Christian University completes its academic year with full attendance. Miss Chi Yu Chen of Mukden receives a divinity diploma, becoming the first woman to finish the course. She will teach theology at the United Free Church of Scotland seminary in Mukden.
The Toronto Mail and Empire recalls a statement by British representatives to a League of Nations committee showing Britain’s naval tasks differed from those of other European nations. President Coolidge proposed another five power disarmament conference.
A concise note observes that individuals relying on clever fraud or shrewd schemes often survive on minimal capital. The remark suggests resourcefulness is essential when funds are tight.
A French attempt to cross the Atlantic in 48 hours will use a steel motorboat under construction by M. Bugatti. The chaser type vessel, 50 meters long, will have eight motors and is expected to reach 140 mph in calm seas and 100 mph on average seas. A Seine trial trip is planned soon.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building tonic for nursing mothers. It cites Mrs Sarah Cortez of Ellenstown New Brunswick and notes the pills are sold by mail or through medicine dealers at 50 cents per box. The text concludes with a skeptical remark about patient confidence in physicians versus self assurance.
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