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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
6
Wade confronts Moran in a tense office scene over stolen maps and a captured woman. Moran resists, Wade vows death if necessary, and Dorothy aids as tension builds toward a planned escape and payback. Moran hints at revenge as Rexhill and Wade maneuver to control the fallout.
Mrs Nelson York of Eberts Ontario reports lifelong cramps and nervous distress eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after using three bottles. The advertisement urges others with irregularity nervousness melancholia and related ailments to begin the remedy for better regularity and system support.
Senator Rexhill finds Moran bound and tortured in his hotel room. After a brutal night Moran mutters Wade’s name and strains to reach the desk as Rexhill discovers the safe emptied and the papers missing, a shock that leaves both men pale and speechless.
In Hoschmann a bequest grants annual prizes to men who wed the ugliest or most crippled women and to women over forty who have been jilted twice. The ugliest woman receives a dowry of 90 dollars, the most crippled 60, and the woman over forty 50. Trustees may boost sums if the husband weds an unusually unattractive wife.
The Montreal Journal of Commerce argues thrift strengthens character and citizenship. It warns easy spending erodes will and moral fibre, urging readers to embrace thrift as a personal and national benefit amid modern challenges.
A Vancouver terminal elevator moved a total of 13 098 660 bushels of grain in 1922. Wheat accounted for 12 908 088 bushels. Receipts totaled 171 273 dollars with expenditures of 73 868 dollars, according to Hon. J A Robb, Minister of Trade and Commerce.
A candidate was struck by a rotten egg during a stirring campaign speech. He paused to wipe the mess and then calmly asserted that his opponent's arguments were unsound. The incident shows the volatile tone of the race and the candidate's composure under attack.
The piece notes yews in British churchyards with ages spanning many centuries. It highlights the Aldsworth yew over 1,000 years old and the Buckle bury yew of identical girth, with Iffley’s leaning yew cited as possibly England’s oldest. It reflects on historical bow-making from yew limbs. It contrasts with oaks and elms, none yet proven 500 years old.
The passage notes that readers glance at the top half of lines and can follow sense when the bottom half is covered. Reading speed varies widely from about 20 000 words per hour for an ordinary reader to double that for fast readers, with a famed learner reportedly reading fifty words per second and six novels daily.
A Morinville man describes long symptoms from gas exposure shell shock and rheumatism after three years overseas service. After six boxes of Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills his condition improved and he was completely relieved. Price 50c a box from The TI Milburn Co. Toronto Ontario.
A notorious female pirate has appeared on the river near Hlong Kong alarming shipowners and crews. She speaks English, wears a serge costume and Wellington boots, and brandishes a revolver to force surrender. She commands about twenty Chinese brigands who obey her without question.
Government figures show Canada produced 2418 tons of salt cake valued at 54804 and 1329 tons of glauber salts worth 42719. Significant glauber salt deposits in Saskatchewan are in early development, with expectations of notable production growth in coming years.
The Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines at Fairbanks enters its first year of work as the northernmost institution of its kind.
Several sources report new movement in the horse industry as Eastern Canada trims surplus. Ontario buys from Alberta, Calgary ships to Prince Edward Island, Manitoba sells two carloads to Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland looks west to meet its needs as growth slows.
An old lady recalls her son’s early struggles as a child who “made a good deal of fuss” about having his face washed, while a reporter mentions asking madam for details. The exchange highlights a lighthearted parental memory about childhood vanity and effort.
Prof. C BE Tharaldsen of Northwest University’s Department of Zoology unveils a palm sized brass microvivisection apparatus with adjustable screws and glass needles to dissect living cells invisible to the naked eye. The device aims to advance protoplasm study. funds and patents go to humanity, not the inventor.
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