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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1924
Page
2
The piece urges a Canadian spring revival tied to building, industry, and immigration. It argues for strict economy and debt reduction, while proposing wage moderation to restore steady employment, lower costs, and extended work seasons across provinces, especially in the West and Alberta's mining sector.
The notice lists the Calgary spring livestock show and sale from March 26 to 28, Edmonton events on March 3 and April 1, and Lacombe bull sale on June 7 and 4. It also touts Miller's Worm Powders as a painless vermifuge and tonic for infants, boosting stomach health.
A dialogue fragment shows a woman stating she does not care for men and has refused several suitors. The man asks what those suitors were selling, prompting further exchange.
The yeomen warders at the Tower of London plan to strike unless officials approve adding five members to their corps to cut daily work from ten to eight hours. The five promised posts have not been filled. Also mentions Holloway's Corn Remover as safe and effective.
A reflection notes that self-made men remain imperfect, unable to fully eliminate noise as they pursue progress and improvement in their endeavors.
A vintage ad touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe, harmless substitute for teething and soothing syrups used for over 30 years. It claims no narcotics and urges reading directions on each package, noting physicians endorse the product.
The Chicago Tribune contrasts Britain’s reliance on policy with the US capacity to pay for national defense. It argues dockers' strikes and a superior fleet could pressure Britain, while even disarmament advocate Mr MacDonald cannot force a major program.
Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to improve blood quality by increasing red cells, aiding oxygen transport and tissue nourishment. A Ontario woman recalls severe anaemia and pleurisy, then regained strength after six to twelve boxes, prompting her to recommend the medicine to others. Pills available from dealers or by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
North of Red Deer Alberta forty one creameries produced 9,872,000 pounds of butter worth about 3,000,000 dollars in six months. Cheese factories in the same district yielded 350,000 pounds in the same period.
The piece states that causes of asthma are not certain with irritants like street dust flowers and grain potentially triggering the condition. It then touts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a sure preparation that has freed a generation of asthmatic sufferers and claims the product is sold everywhere.
The narcotics division chief F W Cowan outlines Canada's role in the worldwide effort begun in June 1919 to suppress illicit drug trading. He notes limited increases in arrests within Canada, with federal force targeting high‑level operators while local police handle dealers. International co operation, League of Nations opium talks, and exchange of photographs and fingerprints are cited as key tools.
Miss Bertha Charrette of Regina Saskatchewan reports relief from faintness and weakness after using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. She took three boxes and can work without illness. She recommends the pills to other women who feel weak. Price 50 cents a box, or mail direct from The T Milburn Co. Limited, Toronto.
The 75 Alberta creameries produced 17,750,000 pounds of butter in 1923, up from 15,417,070 pounds by 54 creameries in 1922. Cheese production also grew with 14 factories yielding 931,992 pounds in 1922 and 13 factories producing 1,850,000 pounds in 1923, nearly doubling.
The Detroit Free Press notes a man expended a fortune in under two years and observes the difficulty of him enduring poverty at that pace, reflecting on rapid wealth and swift downslide.
An ad copy claims Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator strengthens children by driving out parasites. The message touts vitality gains and dismisses worm effects on health with promotional language.
A late report from the Maidstone district on the Canadian National line west of North Battleford Saskatchewan notes Rowlin Brothers sowed eight acres of oats for green feed. They threshed the crop yielding 125 bushels per acre with a 40 pound bushel weight.
Mrs Rose Craig of Toronto credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with relief from backaches nervous spells and other distress after marriage. She praises it as a perfect tonic and nerving for women and urges readers to obtain it at their nearest drug store or office.
The Admiralty awards Cox and Danks of Queensborough and Sheerness salvage contract for raised German fleet vessels at Scapa Flow. Vessels will be broken up after raising, described as perhaps the biggest salvage feat, with an American syndicate among bidders. Ships include battleships, battle cruisers, light cruisers, and destroyers sunk in 1919.
A. E. Warren of Canadian National Railways outlined plans to rebuild the 332 mile Hudson Bay Railway from The Pas to Kettle Rapids. The work will focus on the 118 miles to Squiteway Mile 124 end and aims to have the line in first class running order by fall once weather allows.
A historical note argues that women should encourage men in their households to smoke, claiming men stay better tempered when they smoke. The piece frames female support as beneficial for household harmony and male conduct.
A London Tit Bits quip notes a little girl’s reply when asked what she’ll do when grown: diet. The item also cites Hawes of England holding the record for the greatest one day walk at 127 miles 1,219 yards.
The word cyclone arose in the mid 19th century after storms were found to be circular in shape. Minard's Liniment for Corns.
The Canadian Press reports an agreed adjustment of war liabilities between Canada and Great Britain. Canada will receive bonds and a cash sum, totaling between 8 and 10 million dollars. The payment becomes operative on April 1.
A fundraising drive launched in London aims to treat 300000 lepers across the British Empire. If enough money is raised, officials hope the disease could be eradicated within a generation.
A Nova Scotian describes overcoming health troubles with steady care and relief from back pains and chest soreness. The account highlights personal perseverance and gradual improvement through local remedies and routine.
Miss Lucy Mosher of Windsor Nova Scotia touts Nerviline for chest congestion and sore throat noting it cleared a stubborn cold after three daily applications. The ad extols Nerviline as powerful and widely used in homes for minor illnesses and urges a 35 cent bottle purchase. Also mentions clocks at King George's Sandringham estate set ahead half an hour to ensure punctuality.
Near Fresno California a vast fig orchard covers about 12000 acres and is described as the largest of its kind in the world. The note emphasizes its size and global uniqueness as a farming landmark.
Mrs Elmer A Ritchie of Rodney St West St John New Brunswick describes a long illness after giving birth to twins. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and weight gain and says she recommended it to friends.
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