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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
7
M Poniaud of Winnipes says a course of Tarlac cured his three year stomach and kidney problems. He reports improved appetite sleep and energy and credits the medicine with making him feel like a new man. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
The minister of defence announces Canada's armed forces will shrink. A U s arms shipment to China is blocked by President Harding. A strange eight foot tentacled devil lands at English Bay pier. Merkulof resigns as head of Vladivostok anti Bolsheviks and health is cited. Vernon partners win in a Manitoba court dispute over a $56 000 property title. Sultan of Egypt expected to become King as independence recognized. Manitoba grain producers push for lower freight rates and reciprocity with the United States. A deadly explosion at Tipton injures and kills workers. Major Sidney Cotton completes a pioneering Labrador air flight via Belle Isle to Battle Harbour.
London Ontario resident Mrs. John Shuler credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with restoring her strength after typhoid fever. She reports rapid improvement after one bottle and endorses the tonic as reliable for builder and strengthening effects.
A London Ontario woman describes recovery after middle age decline using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She notes relief from nervousness fainting spells and heat flashes and urges others to try the tablets or liquid and consult the Buffalo New York or Bridgeburg Ontario offices for guidance or a trial package.
In 1921 Canada saw an increase of 64,562 automobiles, bringing the national total to 467,496. Ontario added 34,900, Quebec over 15,000, and Saskatchewan leads with one car per fourteen residents.
An Ottawa area testimonial describes lingering weakness after influenza and fatigue. The speaker credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with rebuilding blood and nerves, noting dramatic improvement after two dozen boxes and urging others to try the medicine. The ad cites Brockville Ontario as the supplier contact.
A newspaper ad signals a new bid for bullion valued at £2,000,600 from a torpedoed vessel in international waters. Salvage expertise cites past Admiralty gains of £50 million from 440 ships found in four years, with 2,600 British merchant vessels sunk and charted. Earthquakes in Chili reportedly shifted Andes peaks, exposing hidden summits. concerns about worm infestations in children are raised in an unrelated ad for Mother Graves Worm Exterminator.
A claim states New York City has more Jews than Asia Africa South America Great Britain and the United Kingdom combined. The assertion contrasts regional Jewish populations with the city’s own count, implying a substantial urban concentration.
Federal Labor Minister James Murdock in a Hamilton dispatch rejects charges from the trades council and asserts support for public ownership and operation of Canada’s 22 000 miles of nationally owned railways. He favors maximizing employment over unemployment insurance and asks the council to discount Toronto reports about him. He predicts profitable results under public ownership.
Manitoba dairy production totaled 12,589,491 dollars in 1921 with creamery butter at 50,105 pounds valued at 856,020 dollars and cheese at 269,024 pounds. The year saw 108 carloads of creamery butter shipped, primarily to Montreal Toronto and British markets with some cars to New York and Chicago.
Vintage advertorial text touts California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy to cleanse a child’s bowels. It urges mothers to use the genuine product with clear dosage instructions and warns against imitation. The snippet also contains unrelated lines about manners and historical population facts.
Mrs Chas Baker of Hornell New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine with restoring her health After a period of fatigue irritability sleep trouble and bowel and menstrual issues she reports renewed energy and the ability to do daily work now urging others to try the remedies This advert seeks to bolster trust by sharing a positive testimonial and inviting trials
During eighteen months of overseas combat 48000 soldiers died. In the same era the New York Herald reports 91000 highway fatalities in the United States including 25000 children.
A consumer notice promotes Diersendyes dye kits claiming simple instructions and guaranteed even color on wool silk linen cotton and wood materials. Separately a realty listing notes the sale of The Grey Friars monastery once a Franciscan stronghold in England, dating from the thirteenth century.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is described as a constitutional remedy taken internally. It claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces and improve general health to aid nature's work. Circulars are free from KF J Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio.
Western Canadian farmers could realize about 20 million dollars more from the 1921 wheat crop than earlier expected after a price rebound. Prices are roughly 95 cents higher than the December slump, with about 70 million bushels still on hand. The nationwide rise benefits those who have not yet sold and could improve regional conditions if maintained or increased.
The piece describes asthma sufferers facing sudden choking fits and credits Dr J P Kellogg's Asthma Remedy with restoring health and happiness. It claims wide recognition across the country and portrays the remedy as widely prized.
Carl Radek and Leonid Krassin travel to Moscow with proposals from France Britain and Germany aiming to aid Russian economic reconstruction. They favor German offers for locomotives and other goods, noting Germany may provide better terms despite Britain and France advances. Miller's Worm Powders advertised as a remedy for child worms with warnings of possible vomiting. Icelandic literacy claim noted as widespread reading and writing.
A pure white monkey, described as the only known of its kind, arrived in London. The report links promotional use of Minard's Liniment for flu relief to the animal’s transfer, reflecting contemporary patent medicine advertising.
For warm weather wear these pyjamas use pink pongette bound in white batiste. The coat slips over the head and ties below the waist with self material. Easy to make and launder, with optional nightgown version featuring scalloped V-neck sleeves and hem.
The article profiles Datu Paglima Diki Diki, 37 years old and weighing 23 pounds, described as two inches tall and the absolute chief of Ubian Island in the Southern Philippines. The piece mixes fact and whimsy about his supposed stature and role.
The ad touts Cascarets as a candy like laxative for biliousness indigestion sour stomach headache colds and dizziness. One or two at night will empty the bowels by morning and you feel splendid. They work while you sleep and do not gripe like salts pills calomel or oil. Children love Cascarets too and they cost ten cents a box.
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