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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1927
Page
7
An elderly man recalls severe weight loss from 145 pounds to a frail state and credits Tanlac with a rapid recovery to 217 pounds, saying the medicine restored appetite and sleep. He urges others to try the tonic.
In a misty ascent the red car nears a mountain clubhouse where Kenilworth and Joanna enter after masking anonymity. The scene shifts to the couple assuming disguises, with romance or danger hinted amid dim red lights and secret passageways.
In Bramlon's club a waltz begins as a mysterious woman in black sits with Brandon. The unknown insists on dancing and Joanna and Kenilworth appear tense as the crowd awaits an encore. The host interrupts from the balcony declaring a desolate sentiment.
Mrs Matilda Milne Landon testifies the Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription aids weakness and nervous strain. The testimonial notes its strength-building and mental benefits during family life, with reference to availability and a trial package offer from Pierce's Laboratory in Braigebarg Ont.
A speaker urges guests to leave the club house quickly and cautiously as dense mist rises. He promises welcome again by daylight and warns that staying until morning may be too late, noting lamps will soon be useless. To be continued.
The London press notes the health of the Prince of Wales is flagged by excessive activity. Friends urge a genuine rest, suggesting a sea voyage without duties or a quiet period at a health resort as recent exertions from foreign tours, openings, parties, hunts, and dances have worn his stamina.
Beekeeping has become a recognized part of the district's agriculture in Southern Alberta. Five commercial firms now operate hive stands, covering the area fairly completely.
Britain to honor careful motorists with medals and diplomas from the National Safety First Association. Silver medals go to drivers with five consecutive safe years, with a diploma after each accident-free year. gold medals are barred for ten years of faultless driving.
In spring many feel run down after indoor winter confinement. Dr Williams' Pink Pills are touted as a fast blood builder restoring energy, digestion, nerves, and sleep. A Hastings Ontario customer testimonial claims renewed health for herself and her daughter Mae, with pills available from dealers or by mail for 50 cents per box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co.
An ad extols Nerviline as fast relief for gas from fermenting food and night cramps, claiming twenty drops in water calms distress. It urges families to keep Nerviline on hand for emergencies and general use, priced at a nickel. A separate note mentions an ancient fossil forest found in New York and a push toward completing the Oxford Dictionary with 400000 words after years of work.
Fragmented text discusses battle, courage, and memory with references to a soldier’s duty and enduring fight. It cites Margaret J. Preston lines and reflections on aging, memory, and the cost of war. The piece also touts Le Thomas Electric Oil as a cure-all for coughs, colds, sore throats, sprains, sores, and cuts.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics shows 62 Canadian cities issued building permits valued at 7 778 552 dollars in February, up 2 549 253 dollars or 43.3 percent from January and up 629 008 dollars from February last year. Provinces Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan reported gains while Alberta and British Columbia had slight declines. Also notes a 2 000 year old Egyptian barber invention of the organ and a Persian church organ made of paper mentions note paper and Minard’s Liniment.
German consul Dr Lorenz told Saskatchewan officials in Saskatoon that Germany now prefers Canadian wheat to any other country and is the second largest importer. He noted a shift from rye to wheat bread over the past few years and showed keen interest in Saskatchewan agriculture at the University.
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