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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
7
Miss F L Dorey of Chicago testifies Zam-Buk relieved her piles and is effective for sores and burns. She says she has used it herself with confidence and recommends it to fellow nurses and patients.
Prince Nicholas of Namania prepares for a British navy midshipman posting in London. Britain’s 1925 24 aerial force upkeep totals 93 025 000 dollars. Queen Milena buried at San Remo beside her husband. Stolen dental gold worth 12 000 dollars from Ash Temple labs in Montreal after safes blown. Forge and cheque losses nears 47 million in 1922 United States. UK unemployment improves with 12 260 fewer jobless. Saskatchewan road grant extension sought by Good Roads Association at Regina. Roman vase and arms bearing porcelain diggings found at Chinnor Oxfordshire. Six Japanese doctors visiting New York via Rockefeller Foundation study tour. Spanish consulate opens in Vancouver with William I Critch as consul. Belgian Congo reports wild elephants devastate Lake Leopold plantations. Stefani Agency offers one million lira prize for seaplane flight Rome to Rio to Montevideo and Buenos Aires in 15 days.
Norman E. Trimper reports long lasting relief after using Doctor Pierce remedies including Golden Medical Discovery and Anuric Tablets. He describes fatigue dizziness nervousness and pain and urges others to try these treatments from St. Pierce's Laboratory Bridgeburg Ontario or write for free medical advice.
Twenty male McGill University students form a Protective Society to guard younger men from marrying college women. Members pledge to remain unattached, claiming the group protects future fame seekers such as judges, prime ministers, bishops, authors, and Royal Society fellows from early matrimony sparked by a passing co ed.
Mrs Clarence E Misner of Chipmans Brook Nova Scotia credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her strength after influenza. She reports regained energy, ability to work, and She recommends the pills, urging others to try them. The ad notes availability by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. An advice line suggests adding alum to rinse water for children's clothes to render them inflammable.
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When inflamed, rumbling, or closed, hearing is lost. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy that targets mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and aid natural restoration. Circulars free. all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
The article highlights remarkable postal workers distances including a Farnham district man nearing retirement who has walked about 210000 miles, a Welsh postman with 20000 miles, an ex Court postman to Windsor Castle with 40000 years of service miles, and a father and two sons totaling 125 years and 750000 miles in suburb of Teddington.
While crossing the Pacific on meridian day the Empress of Russia received a long distance wireless message from Leafield Station near Oxford England. Chief Wireless Operator William Adams reported clear reception despite interruptions, noting signals crossed the globe via the North Pole. Captain Hanken commented on the historic transmission.
Smuggling has surged along Russia's western frontier as demand for foreign luxuries rises. Observers say more goods reach Bolshevik lines by illegal routes than through regular channels due to red tape and state monopoly on foreign trade.
Advertisement claims Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator removes parasites draining energy from children and promises renewed vitality.
Fritz Beck, moved from the Swiss Association for Saskatchewan to Canada, has returned to Switzerland to supervise dispatch of the first contingent of Swiss farm help. The flood of applications from western farmers prompted the change in plans.
An advertisement touts Cascarets 10c for bowel relief and morning comfort, claiming no cramps. A separate line claims Eskimo wives are obtained by purchasing girls from parents with skins and seal meat as payment, sometimes dogs.
A student notes that the phrase economy professor asks for is production in which supply exceeds demand. The response is brief and attributed to the Northwestern Purple Parrot.
An OCR fragment quotes Carlyle on birth and music and mentions Minard's Liniment for coughs and colds as part of a promotional line. The readable text presents a literary aside rather than a full news item or event. The fragment provides no clear date, place, or organization beyond the product name.
Quebec Department of Lands and Forests estimates 24 000 to 30 000 loggers are back in camps with production seen normal compared with last year. All regions report renewed work as saw and pulp wood prices stabilize and freight cars return from the west improving shipments for spring.
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a quick remedy for sour stomach gas bloating and nausea. It claims twenty drops in sweetened water will ease vomiting and notes 35 cent bottles available from dealers.
From Prince's Farm Prize pure bred cattle have been purchased by the University of Idaho in Moscow Idaho. The Prince of Wales ranch in Alberta has bred livestock since 1919 after a Canada visit. His neighboring rancher is George Lane of the Bar U ranch, noted as Western Canada's largest.
The Diamond Dyes advertisement claims to revitalize worn garments from stockings to draperies with simple directions suitable for first timers. It guarantees no streaking spotting fading or running and asks users to specify wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics to ensure proper results.
A humorous exchange recalls a barber’s mistaken moment when Ned walked in to find the barber shaving himself with a safety razor, leaving both amused and surprised.
Ward and soft corns yield to Holloway's Corn Remover praised as safe and effective. London recorded 23 966 ambulance calls in 1922 signaling heavy street accidents. Dr Thomas electric oil is recommended at sore throat onset to prevent ulceration and inflammation. sugar improves palatability and may immune quinsy-prone individuals.
The article notes progress in air based forest type mapping across British Columbia Alberta Manitoba Ontario and Quebec. Air observations sketch topographical detail and classify forest types enabling rapid, reliable district information and quicker timber value estimates to aid lumbering operations.
The British government notes that a group of refugees from Asia Minor including Constantinople and Eastern Thrace have arrived in Greece. The statement highlights their displacement and ongoing refugee situation in the region.
Winnipeg writer G C Porter reports optimism among U S buyers and sellers headed for Canadian prairie lands. J N K Macalister from Canadian Pacific notes rising interest and current deals. DeWitt Foster of National Railways cites about sixty inquiries daily by mail and many in person. Foster’s data show average cash held by potential settlers has fallen from six thousand to about four thousand dollars, with typical initial holdings including half to one and a half sections, and larger investors driving averages higher. Foster predicts steady migration and notes his immigration talks across the United States.
A Vancouver report notes whaling operated only three months last year with 187 whales captured, far below peak years when whale oil sold well, the best season reaching 999.
The Prince of Wales handles an immense correspondence, receiving more than seven hundred letters each day and occasionally as many as fifteen or sixteen hundred. The heavy volume highlights the busy royal schedule and public interest in royal affairs.
The State of Kentucky bought the house where Stephen Foster wrote My Old Kentucky Home for $50,000. Minard's Liniment is noted as used by physicians in the same report.
Lieut.-Col. W. A. Guinness told the House of Commons that Britain’s army could handle certain empire risks if they materialized together, but the country is currently too weak to meet such a scenario. He noted plans to directly augment the reserve by enlisting 10,000 war-trained men in Class B.
A humorous exchange shows Officer Iley warning Abraham as he drives a new car. Abraham quips that he is going one way, implying he is on a one way street. The dialogue captures light, urban street banter.
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