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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 04, 1922

Page

6

Catarrhozone Promise for Quick Cold Relief

An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a nasal cure for colds and catarrh, delivering healing vapor through the passages to the lungs. It claims prevention of bronchitis and related ailments, warns against substitutes, and lists prices for large, small, and sample sizes from the Catarrhezone Co of Montreal.

Catarrhezone Co Montreal

Englishwoman's diary opens in Winnipeg spring

Elinor Mareden Eliot, a 25 year old English expatriate, records her woes in a diary begun after a small legacy. She recalls plans to visit Canada with Mary Arnold, aims to pioneer, and resists a Dogs Hospital under her late aunt's will.

Elinor Mareden Eliot Elinor Mary Arnold Mary Guy London Father Arnolds England Canada

No Appetite Nervous Exhaustion Restores Digestive Health

Mrs. R. Cheney of 208 Richmond St. Chatham Ont. writes about weak stomach nerves, poor digestion and general ill ease. She asserts restoration comes from building up the nervous system to full strength.

R. Cheney Richmond St Chatham, Ont

I to Canada for a broader life and independence

The narrator recalls her plan to leave England for Canada with family consent or not. She describes Mama's enthusiasm for marriage, Father’s quiet support, and her resolve to seek work as a companion on a farm, then maybe poultry farming. She sails with mixed homesickness, finds comfort with Arthur’s circle, and begins a Winnipeg diary urged by Mary.

Canada Ralph Helen Arthur—Artur Ralphs Bon Sense Arnold Winnipeg Engeland Josephine Mother British Isles Father Arthur Wilmington North America New York Norway House Prince Rupert Halifax Elinor Montreal Salvation Army Mary Empire

Chronicle of a Diarist’s Reflective Musings

Memoir style reflection on writing mournful letters to a mother while at school. The narrator recalls sending notes via the kitchen stove chimney and notes the therapeutic effect. Hints at future readers and an imagined confidant as a diary begins a personal chronicle.

Tells dyspeptics what to eat for acid stomach

Medical authorities attribute indigestion largely to excess stomach acid. They recommend Bisurated Magnesia as a safe antacid to neutralize acidity with meals, allowing normal digestion without laxative effects.

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Fur Ranching Prospects for Western Provinces

Dr. W. G. Church, Dominion Inspector for Silver Black Foxes, Summerside, P E I, argues western provinces suit fox ranching amid crop uncertainty and low livestock markets. He says ranchers will seek registered foundation stock and notes self-sufficiency in feeding foxes, predicting strong demand for quality breeders once stock is well documented.

W. G. Church Dominion Summerside P.E.I

Great Lakes Pulp Mill Planned at Fort Willam

The New Pulp Mill project by The Great Lakes Pulp and Paper Co aims to build a large mill at Fort Willam with a capacity of 100 tons daily. It pledges to hire 600 workers by February 1, 1925, under an agreement with the Ontario Government.

Great Lakes

Fairy birthday party starts a young girl’s collection

Stella the Wish ing Fairy recounts a birthday for a six year old girl and her brother. The party includes a mysterious man who shares fairy games and gifts from the ends of the earth. Children receive coral vessels dragonflies and Luna moths proving a lifelong aspiration to collect beautiful earthly things.

Stella Pimazie Poppy Snookums Brownie Pimzie

Mennonites Expected to Return from Mexico to Canada

Officials in Ottawa have not received official word on the Mennonites’ return from Mexico to Saskatchewan. Preliminary expectations suggest the move was smaller than feared, with fewer than 500 settlers leaving the Canadian west. Since Mennonite families are large, the number of migrating families is even smaller.

Ceived Ottawa Mexico Saskatchewan Canadian

Saskatchewan Farmers Push Binder Twine Factory Plan

The Regina branch of the Saskatchewan Grain Growers seeks a feasibility study for establishing a binder twine factory in Prince Albert at the Provincial Penitentiary. They propose using prison labor to manufacture farm implements and consider a multi million dollar investment by farmers at harvest time.

Saskatchewan Regina Saskatchewan Grain Growers Prince Albert

Buffalo Physician Dr Pierce Aids Blood Health

A Buffalo physician, Dr. Pierce, gained renown for his Golden Medical Discovery a tonic from root extracts. The product promises clearer complexion, blood purification, and improved digestion without alcohol. Inquiries about medical advice could be sent to the Invalides Hotel in Buffalo, N Y.

Pierce Buffalo N. Ie Pennsylvania

No European countries with coal mines beyond Italy

Italy has no coal mines. Other European lands with few or no coal mines include Norway, Holland, and Switzerland.

Italy Norway Holland Switzerland

Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Color for Fabrics

Diamond Dyes claim simple at home color for wool silk linen cotton and blends. Instructions promise no streaking fading or running with a guaranteed perfect result when used on skirts dresses waists coats curtains and more. A separate note cites a statistic about U.S. divorce spending versus marriage costs.

Elinor Marsden Eliot Seeks Pioneering Life in Canada

A new serial story begins with Elinor Marsden Eliot, an English girl who travels to Canada to pursue a long cherished dream of pioneering life. Her fortunes unfold at the foot of the rainbow in My Canada.

Elinor Marsden Eliot Canada

Freezone promises painless corn removal with fingers

An advertisement touts Freezone as a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. It claims the solution instantly stops corn pain and allows the corn or calluses to be lifted away with fingers without soreness or irritation.

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New Pulp Mill Turin Sesh Murine Co Dr. Chase Rox Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited Toronto Want Binder Twine Factory Penitentiary U.S Macdonalds Cigar Wagn
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