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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 19, 1924

Page

6

A Daughter of the Ranch Opens With Mountain Home Visit

Ronald MacRae arrives at the Fraser homestead and is welcomed by John and Mrs Fraser. They recount an 1882 overland move from Brandon to Moose Mountain with wife and daughter Mary, who rides the hills confidently. Dinner is shared in a cozy hand crafted room as dusk falls and Mary’s return remains uncertain.

Ronald Mionard John Fraser Ontario Lynet John Mary Mr. MacRae Mr. Fraser Mrs. Fraser

Missing Daughter Looms Over Night Horse Thieves Search

Ronald Fraser and the father of Winona Fraser ride into the night to find Mary Fraser who vanished on a country trail. They fear horse thieves hold her, plan a three to four day provisioning, and alert Mounted Police as they pursue with armed resolve.

Mary Ronald Mr. Fraser United States Winona

Canadian Women and Tas Interesting Message in Ontario

An old advertisement highlights Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription sold in London Ontario and Bridgeburg Ontario. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Mary Boxall of Ottawa Avenue praising the tonic for weight loss and weakness after a long illness. It invites readers to obtain tablets or liquid from local drug stores or contact doctors for advice.

London Mary Boxall Ottawa Avenue Doctor Pierce Doctor 'S Invalids Hotel Buffalo N. Y Dr. Pierce Bridgeburg

Dangers Faded by Self-Reliance and Hope

The piece speaks of dangers faced, yet highlights self-reliance, confidence, and hope as guiding strengths. It emphasizes resilience, inner resolve, and a forward-looking mindset amid hardship.

Boucher the French Canadian Voyageur tale told by life

An aged voyageur named Boucher recalls his Arctic night trek with companions lost in the wilds near Keewatin. He describes hunting for food, finding a fellow traveler fallen and dying, and choosing to share his strength to bring him back to camp. The tale ends with a refrain about sowing seeds of kindness and enduring hardship for noble deeds.

Hudson Bay Montreal Quebec Winnipeg Keewatin Boucher Sir John Franklin Mission Chapel

Difference in Covers Sparks Cozy Debate in Enquirer

The Cincinnati Enquirer reports a humorous exchange as Smith complains about cold conditions while wanting plenty of covers, and Brown counters with a dislike for ice and stew blankets, highlighting lighthearted kitchen-table banter.

Inter Smith Brown Cincinnati Enquirer

Amalgamation of British Railways Saves Up to $125 Million

The consolidation of British railways is projected to save between $100,000,000 and $125,000,000 annually. The figure reflects anticipated efficiency gains and reduced operating overlap across the system.

British Railways

Ottawa Woman Credits Tanlac With Restored Health

Mrs Eva Varalo of 233 Cumberland St Ottawa Ontario says Tanlac saved her life after two years of indigestion constipation nervousness and sleeplessness. She reports seven bottles restored her digestion nerves sleep and energy and notes Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles already sold.

Eva Varalo Cumberland St Ottawa Ontario Canada Taniac Tanlac

First UK Flagship Uses Sperry Gyro Pilot Aboard Laconia

Captain E. T. Britten of the Cunarder Laconia reports his ship is the first under the British flag to carry the Sperry gyro pilot linked to the wheel by a chain drive. The system steers within one sixth of a degree, with the gyro compass auto-correcting course and reducing wear from manual helm.

Atlantic E. T. Britten Laconia Britten Sperry Harbor

Red Ensign to Fly Over Canadian Offices in London

An order in council ends the blue ensign display above the Canadian High Commission in London. The red ensign with the Canadian arms will replace it, aligning with the practice in Canada and reflecting a distinctive emblem for Canadian government buildings abroad.

London Dominion King Canada Order-In-Council

Increase in Fur Bearing Animals and Pelts Sold in 1922

The Bureau of Statistics reports a rise in fur bearing animals and pelts sold in 1922. Animals sold numbered 4 220 with value 925 140, up from 3 431 and 871 205 in 1921. A total of 5 628 pelts were sold valued at 549 464.

Bureau of Statistics

Household Chores Delay World Reform Thoughts

A reflective note on how even idealistic plans to reform the world are interrupted by domestic duties. The speaker compares grand ambitions with everyday tasks that demand attention, illustrating how ordinary chores tether big ideas to daily life.

Word satan appears five times in the Old Testament

The term satan occurs five times across the Old Testament, appearing in various books to denote adversarial figures or positions. Scholars note its evolving use from a title to a specific being within different contexts.

Satan

New Wheat Varieties 1X and 2X Tested at Central Experimental Farm

Researchers at the Central Experimental Farm are testing two wheat forms, 1X and 2X, discovered by Professor Charles Saunders. 1X is very early and high quality, 2X is later but equally high quality. both aim to surpass Marquis. Further testing will decide their status, with 1X likely to escape rust.

Central Experimental Farm Charles Saunders Marquis

German chemist sells motor fuel patent to Austria

Franz Fischer has developed a benzine like liquid from coal gas suitable for motor cars and has sold the patent to the Austrian Government. This marks a notable advance in synthetic fuel production and state support for practical automotive application.

Franz Fischer

Women Endure Nervous Ailments Find Relief

Webbwood Ontario and Port Huron Michigan report women suffering long nervouse fatigue pains and various feminine ailments find relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials praise restored energy appetite nervousness subsided and improved overall health.

Lydia E. Pinkham Port Huron 14Th St Mich Lydia E

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