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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
6
The royal grain enquiry commission’s total cost was 170 616 dollars, disclosed to Hon. R J Manion by Hon. T A Low. Fees and living allowances to the commission totaled 44 432 dollars, including 5 200 to Grey Scott, 14 177 pounds to BH Woods, and 18 255 to F Fisher.
A Long John era tale follows Peter Blood a physician turned buccaneer leader. Arabella Milagrosa Hidalgo and Royal Mary collide as Lord Julian Wade courts Arabella Bishop amid Bloods daring quests and deadly rivalries on Tortuga and the Caribbean seas.
Mrs. Ripspae of Mount Forest Ontario reports relief from weakness and pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises its safety for women and nursing mothers and urges other women to try it.
A Philadelphia reader, Capt Geo W Dolbow, praises Minard's Liniment and seeks guidance to obtain more while in British Columbia. He notes no similar product on the market and expresses he does not want to be without Minard's.
In the Dutch East Indies, about 4600 Dyak tribesmen assembled for a peace ceremony. Dutch and British officers observed war dances song and prayers by medicine men. The head priest killed a pig and sprinkled its blood to lay a curse on future inter tribal quarrels.
The St Bernard hospice in the Alps founded in AD 962 by Bernard de Menthon shelters pilgrims. It houses about twenty St Bernards trained to search for missing travelers and aid them with wine before guiding or summoning help. Barry the dog is famed for saving forty people and dying on his forty first, a fate linked to an unknown killer mistake.
Workmen unearthed a fan shaped woolly elephant shoulderblade dating from the ice age near Belgrave Hospital for Children Clapham Road. The bone 3 ft 4 in by 2 ft 8 in was sent to the Natural History Museum which confirmed it came from a mammoth that roamed the Thames Valley.
Ten thousand Roman coins, pottery, jewelry and two stone dice were uncovered at Richborough Castle in Sandwich Kent. Most coins are copper. Slabs with straight lines forming small squares, found among the relics, may have been game boards used by soldiers, according to excavator Walter Kiein who compared them to word puzzles.
A timber wolf left its forest den attracted by Buffalo radio music and wandered into a yard at Fox Point Ontario. Joseph Tapley called Thomas Hungerford who shot the prowler as it fled toward the thicket, ending the chase with a single bullet.
For the first time the Canadian Manufacturers' Association will use radio in a campaign. F W Stewart committee chair and Joseph Beaubien vice chair will broadcast Produced in Canada addresses from CKAC Montreal. Mrs Oscar Seaholm retires as first grade detective after 28 years with New York police.
A short classroom moment features Jimmy answering a tense question. The exchange centers on his prompt reply that the statement "I am beautiful" is in the past tense.
Drops of water estimated at over 10 million years old were found by C. C. Farrington, head of geology at the Field Museum. The droplets were trapped in Brazilian crystal quartz, dating from a period scientists say may exceed 500 million years.
The article argues that choosing foods to chew strengthens teeth and reduces toothaches. It links chewing to dental health, implying diet can lessen cavities and dentist visits.
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