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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
6
Advert describes Catarrhozone inhaler with pine woods vapors and balsams claimed to strengthen weak throats and ease bronchitic breathing. It touts two month large size at $1.07 and a medium sample size, urging storekeepers to stock the product.
Maggie Duff confronts a plan to revive Stanley G. Fulton in Chicago via a disguise as Stanley G. Fulton. John Smith poses as Fulton but cautions about jealousy and risks. The pair discuss returning the mountain to Mahomet, while timelines and identities blur in the Hillerton scene.
Mrs. Tena A. Smith of Country Harbor Cross Roads Nova Scotia says Dr Chase s Nerve Food cured her ten year headache nightmare and nerve weakness. She rose from 109 to 121 pounds and has no headaches now. Sold 50c a box by all dealers or Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.
Mr Smith teases Mise Maggie and Mise Marcie about a imagined twenty million windfall. Maggie flirts, questions ethics, and Mr Smith concedes with a kiss, while the pair joke about pensions and marriage for money in a playful domestic vignette.
Early in July Mr Smith left Hillerton after visiting the Biate dell families to thank them for help with his SHalsdell book The Wiatedella. Flora expresses deep gratitude, Mellicent recalls his aid for her and Donald, and the scene ends with a promise to continue.
Owen Griffith of Albany post Hudsons Bay Company arrives in Winnipeg after a 17 day dog sled journey from Albany to Pagwi with 12 dogs. He reports news of Joseph Lescaudron’s drowning on a creek feeding the Albany River witnessed by his wife and child. Griffiths plans a three month leave and spring return after a trip to the Old Country.
The article notes St Bartholomew’s in London traces its founding to before Columbus and discusses a 1923 celebration by Lord Mayor and others. Proposals include an historical exhibition religious services and a pageant featuring a Hastings veteran as a patient of the hospital.
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a remedy for disordered stomach cramps or indigestion and promises a good night’s sleep. The ad claims it eases pain with twenty drops in water and can be used internally or externally, with 25 cent bottles sold widely.
The Times of India declares that non-cooperators force a decisive choice for India between the rule of law and anarchy. It urges the government to follow its constitutional policy or resign to Gandhi and Das, asserting there is no alternative. The piece emphasizes the necessity of orderly evolution of the Indian constitution amid misunderstandings.
Gen. Lord Henry S Rawlinson, commander in chief in India, told Delhi journalists that a stronger army is essential for frontier and internal security. He warned tribes could muster about 190000 fighters if united, and noted reductions in British troops and Indian cavalry from 40 to 21 regiments. He also commented that among fish the carp has the largest brain relative to size.
The article extols the home as sacred and foundational to society and Christianity, praising neighborly rivalry to beautify homes. It asserts the home’s value exceeds monetary measure and emphasizes love and thrift in community life. It ends with a curiously unrelated line about women reacting to a supposed man hater.
An equestrian statue of Lieut General Sir Stanley Maude complete in England will be shipped to Bagdad for erection, honoring the commander in chief who died in Mesopotamia.
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