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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
2
A writer argues against reducing work hours amid strikes and economic hardship. Citing Abraham Lincoln, he urges industrious effort, warns that shorter hours harm employment, and emphasizes the value of steady, productive labor for prosperity and social stability.
The London Morning Post argues a Franco British alliance is the sole basis for European unity. It notes Abbul Hamil stayed in Constantinople amid shifting powers and predicts Bolshevism will falter before a united Europe. A casual discussion on asthma cites Kellogg's remedy as a widespread solution.
A prisoner interaction begins with the judge noting the inmate is twenty nine and will be thirty upon release in Chicago Phoenix.
U S Public Health Service notes some so called backward children were held back not by mental deficiency but by fixable issues such as enlarged tonsils adenoids or defective hearing or eyesight In Vermont a rural health project found sixteen pupils in a graded school required special room instruction in October 1919 after medical inspection The next December all had caught up to their proper grade and by December 1921 some were among the grade leaders, showing the defects were remediable.
Canada resumes importing pure bred livestock after wartime restrictions. Last fiscal year 279 horses, 833 cattle, 71 sheep, 110 swine and 16 goats were brought in. Despite higher U S imports, the main breeds trace to British origins.
A rural brother writes from the farm about farm life while his city brother details weekends in the metropolis. The city note mentions golf at a country club and a beach trip, while the farm note recalls boggie to town, baseball, poker, cornfield work, and late-night rest in a playful regional voice.
Fragments from a Harper's advertisement parody compare corn treatment with razor danger. The mock dialogue cites Putnam's Corn Extractor as painless and effective, urging consumers to refuse substitutes while noting a 25 cent price and repeating a joke about a suit.
The ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as an all year tonic for blood and nerves with emphasis in spring. It cites purifying the blood, increasing appetite, aiding digestion, clearing skin, and boosting strength during a season of impurities. Sold by dealers or mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
At the first signs of sore throat warnings of ulceration and inflammation, take a spoonful of Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil with a touch of sugar to ease irritation and prevent ulceration. Regular users prone to quinsy say they have become immune to attacks.
A prominent American college now features a course on maintenance and repair of motor cars, identified as part of its expanded automotive program. The program aims to equip students with practical skills in basic vehicle upkeep and troubleshooting.
A Winnipeg Manitoba reader testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound transformed her health after nervous exhaustion and threats of miscarriage. She details improved mood, restored work ability, and nursing a healthy baby, urging others to try the medicine.
An addition of 13 081 miles has been made to Dominion railway mileage since 1911 with every province contributing. Alberta and Saskatchewan lead gains at 2 791 and 3 027 miles, Prince Edward Island nearly ten miles, total steam railway mileage reaching 58 896 miles. Artichokes reached England in the 16th century. more than 120 active volcanoes are known in Asia.
The Saskatchewan and Alberta Governments and the Canadian Pacific RailwayCo have funded 1000 toward alkali action research through ground water on concrete piping piles and similar structures. Advisory Council for Industrial Research added 5000. Over 200000 has been spent by the Greater Winnipeg Water District Board, with a 200 grant from the City of Winnipeg. Engineers installed a subsidiary pipe line to divert ground water.
Manitoba grower F W Brodrick reports Ottawa notice of a freight reduction to Eastern Canada with a United States rate due April 12. Winnipeg agents confirm the rate lowering from 71½ to 66 cents per hundredweight, aiding Prairie potato shipments.
A brisk rub with Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil promises immediate skin absorption and tissue penetration to relieve lame back. The advertisement claims quick relief as the liniment sinks in and asserts the product is an excellent article.
In Near Fingeni Germany a famed echo repeats a shout at least seventy times bouncing the sound back and forth across the valley, drawing curious visitors to hear the long reverberation.
In Ceylon snail species are reported to grow to lengths of four to five inches, indicating unusually large land snails in the region.
Dr. F. W. Aston of Trinity College Cambridge describes atomic energy as capable of unleashing vast power from hydrogen. He notes the energy could make space travel like a moon trip feasible and warns the world may face a new era of energy or destruction.
The Canadian Burbank Charles Saunders increased annual Canadian crop value by 15 million dollars and introduced varieties including Prelude Ruby and Red Fife. He also developed Liberts oats.
Lieut.-Colonel A. Garner of Regina argues the north’s principal wealth is minerals. He notes some northern land could be reclaimed for farming, but development of mineral resources should be prioritized.
A local prompt urges residents to support merchants in their own town by spending at regional shops rather than outside. The message underscores economic benefits of keeping money circulating locally.
The Royal Institute of British Architects disapproved a proposal by the London Building Acts committee to raise the maximum height to 120 feet from the current limit. Architects argued skyscrapers would mar medieval streets and worsen traffic with growing city needs.
Pascal Thebeau of St. Jean Kent County New Brunswick reports striking recovery from kidney disease after three boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says the remedy restored his health and urges others with kidney trouble to try it, noting its long standing Canadian reputation.
A devilfish with eight foot tentacles was hauled ashore at English Bay pier in Vancouver using a crab pot as bait.
Diamond Dyes offer simple directions to dye or tint faded skirts dresses draperies and more. The ad claims no streaks or fading and advises buyers to specify wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods to the pharmacist. It notes Italy imports large quantities of orange blossom roses jasmine violets and jonquils.
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