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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 14, 1928

Page

7

Helmi Seeks Truth On A Wayward Mine Field

Helmi confronts Bannerman’s claim of no legal marriage to Jack Doran after learning her certificate may be forged. The Finn widow endures town whispers, a haunting river, and the magistrate's drunken denial as she fights to prove her marriage and find Jack. She consoles a lost collie and plans to uncover the record at Hannerman, hoping for clarity on her fate.

Helmi Ot Bannerman Jack Lili Jack Doran God Blue Book Heaven Lidmi Arthur Warner Hlmi Hel Hannerman Helmt Eagle Mines Helmi Milander Major Gowsett Felmi Col. Blackwood

Practical nurse backs Lydia E Pinkham's remedy for weakness

Mrs Neat Powser of Minesing Ontario describes relief after three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She was nearly helpless, carried to bed by her husband and regained strength, noting the product as her only medicine and urging others to inquire.

Minesing Ontario Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia FE Pinkham Mrs. Neat Powser

Tea packaging and a curt confrontation end in a cliffhanger

The dialogue asserts moisture-proof metal containers preserve tea flavor as Col Blackwood retrieves a yellowed newspaper and warns to refrain from speaking, building toward a continued passage.

Col. Blackwood

Flin Flon Mines Eye Large Scale Copper Zinc Gold Plant

R E Phelan of Flin Flon Mines Ltd says by fall 1930 steady production of copper zinc and gold is expected with 10 million dollars already spent on plant and smelter. Mill capacity 3000 tons daily, employing 1000 to 1200 men, town of about 6000 to be built in Manitoba near the Saskatchewan border. Rail and road access improvements planned to enable year round transport to Flin Flon and The Pas.

Flin Flon R. E. Phelan Flin Flon Mines, Ltd Phelan Manitoba Ary

Toronto Doctor Claims Breakthrough in Pyorrhea Cure

A Toronto physician Dr. L. EB. Harriman in the Western Hospital research department announces a new treatment for pyorrhea with strong prospects of a cure. If confirmed, the discovery could rival insulin for diabetes as a major medical advance. Pyorrhea affects about 90 percent of adults and is linked to many other illnesses.

Toronto Western Hospital L. EB. Harriman Banting

Blessing in disguise aids Arctic air patrol focus

Captain J. E. Bernier says the accident to Canadian aviators Lewis and Terry, part of the Hudson Straits air patrol, draws public attention to Canada's Arctic work and efforts to open a new European outlet. He cites the incident showing need for a radio direction finder on Button Islands and the Eskimo as guidance.

Lewis and Terry Hudson Straits Air Patrol Arctic Europe J. E. Bernier Button Islands Bernier

Minard's Liniment Invaluable in the Stable

Two American towns are named after Rudyard Kipling. The note highlights Kipling's influence and a product line, with a quirky claim about the liniment's value in horse stables.

Rudyard Kipling Minard

Stalin the Man of Steel Dominates Soviet Power

An article in the London Daily Mail portrays Joseph Stalin born 1879 as Dzhugashvili or Dzhovgashvillis. It notes his rise from fighting stock to all power through the army Cheka party machine and warns of his security measures including a regiment of Caucasian brigands.

Joseph Stalin Dzhugashvili London Daily Mail Edward Labeff Stalin Cheka Russia

U S Investment Abroad Tops British Rival in World Debt

Dr Max Winkler reported for the Foreign Policy Association that U S investment abroad totals about 25.6 billion dollars, over five billion more than Britain at its peak. Excluding government political obligations, U S foreign securities reached 14.5 billion in early year, with Europe holding 4.327 billion and Canada 3.922 billion.

United States Great Britain Max Winkler Foreign Policy Association Europe

March Weather Dangers for Babies

Canadian March weather is often bright one day and stormy the next and harms babies. Mothers should keep children indoors in well ventilated rooms and regulate bowels to prevent colds. A box of Baby's Own Tablets costs 25 cents and is sold by medicine dealers or The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Gold Find Reported at Valhalla-Eleanzar Claim BC

During development on the Valhalla-Eleanzar mineral claim near Usk in Central British Columbia high grade quartz with free gold was disclosed in two parallel tunnels about 30 feet apart. The widths range from two to four feet. A fore and aft rigged vessel once with two masts later expanded to seven is described as a schooner.

Usk British Columbia

On fishing trips take Minard's

A brief quip notes a man’s temper brightens the more he refrains from using it, suggesting restraint during fishing trips and endorsing Minard's as a companion.

Minard’s

Little Helps For This Week Gentle exhortation on everyday kindness

A devotional item urges Brethren to avoid weariness in doing good and to live for others. It quotes scriptures from 2 Thessalonians and quotes Healey and Sir Humphrey Davy on small acts of kindness shaping character and bringing comfort.

Sir Humphrey Davy

Auto licenses issued in Alberta exceed 72 thousand

In the past year Alberta issued 72 564 auto licenses with 9 961 in Calgary and 517 in Edmonton. Officials expect this total to be surpassed this year. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator promises to drive worms from the system without injuring the child due to its mild but effective action.

Alberta Calgary Edmonton

Manitoba Copper Ore Mine Reopened After War Shipments

The Mandy mine in Northern Manitoba, once a supplier of large quantities of 20 percent copper ore to the Denver smelter during the war years, is being reopened.

Mandy Manitoba Denver

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