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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
2
Mrs Frances Greene of Kingston Ontario reports constipation and indigestion from a sluggish liver. She credits Bileans for relief, noting renewed energy and well being. The ad touts Bileans as a herbal liver stomach remedy selling 50c per box with a 6 box offer and free sample by mail.
A traveler reports hearing the gospel in English Japanese Korean Spanish Chinese and Hawaiian on the island. Cardinal Gubbins praises the Catholic University at Washington noting its prosperous condition in an annual appeal.
Mustapha Kamel Pasha, Egypt nationalist and leader, in a Pall Mall Gazette Paris interview, blasts Lord Cromer as oppressive and tyrannical. He criticizes hypocrisy in governance, compares Cromer to Abdul Hamid and other autocrats, argues Egyptians deserve a parliament and self government, and states his followers want to remain Egyptians not under Turkish or German tutelage.
English soldiers guard sacred cows in India to prevent cow killings by Muslims. The cow holds sacred status for Brahmins, provoking violent clashes between communities. In Bombay areas, sentries are posted to curb riots and protect this public benefactor nicknamed Saint Cow by Tommy Atkins.
Tommy pauses amid demolition and proclaims the cake is angel cake after claiming to find a feather tattoo. The Chicago Tribune notes about 185 inhabited British isles with Scotland claiming over a hundred.
Sir Matthew Nathan governor of Hong Kong is the only Hebrew member among English colonial rulers. His salary stands at $30,000.
Parmelees Vegetable Pills act gently on body secretions to stimulate lagging organs and restore vigor. They are taken in graduated doses and can be discontinued without relapse of previous ailments.
A Massachusetts paper argues declining student numbers in Congregational theological seminaries result from good preachers leaving college for pastorates and strong churches resisting seminarians for not being as spiritually minded as seasoned Congregational preachers. A secular observer adds that some ministers push hard to secure both calling and collection.
Fatigue from poisons in the system is linked to liver and kidney failure and waste buildup. The ad claims Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills uniquely combine liver and kidney action to cure biliousness indigestion headaches and kidney disease. Endorsed by Miss Julie Langlois and Mr John Guheen with testimonials of relief and renewed health. Pills sold for 25 cents a box at Edmonton Bates Co. and Toronto dealers.
Poem extolling Canada as the North and Queen of the North mix with praise for its skies lakes and waterfalls. It celebrates the homeland and its heroic people with fervent national spirit.
The text notes the remarkable water clearness along the Norway coast allowing viewing objects as large as a half dollar at depths of twenty five to thirty fathoms. It then abruptly promotes Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a pleasant and sure cure for children, urging parents to use it to relieve their child’s suffering.
Isamism and Hindooism are meeting missionaries on their own ground and have begun to establish and endow colleges for propagation of their beliefs. The Governor's Wife a Prisoner. Mrs A Van Luven, wife of the governor of the county jail in Napanee Ontario, suffered rheumatism until she tried South America Rheumatic Cure, with four bottles curing her.
A Danish scientist introduces the Hegelund method of udder manipulation to increase milk output. Trials at Wisconsin and New York stations show daily gains of about a pound of milk and two ounces of butter per cow, with richer fat content after milking. The technique requires several structured pressure and milking steps and short overall time.
The Minnesota experiment station cites experienced growers advising thick whitewash mixed with enough blue vitriol to yield robin egg blue. Apply by brushing between two rows and coating the side facing the aperstor for protection against rabbits and mice.
A Washington Post quotation from a cashier notes people prefer older money as new notes stick and ink may not dry. The piece also comments on Korean ambitions for personal development, the social role of school and church, and cites Captain Richmond P. Hobson agreeing to lecture for the Southern University endowment in Greensboro Alabama.
An ad touts Agnew's Ointment as a universal balm for running sores and itching skin, promising relief after first use and cures for piles in 3 to 5 nights at 3 cents. It also includes a quoted remark attributed to Pius IX in reaction to Bishop McFall about church liberty in the United States.
At the Institute of Journalists of Great Britain and Ireland gathering in Dublin the retiring president Major Gratwicke spoke on suitable newspaper content. He warned editors to avoid prodigality and declared that a man should not write for the columns what he would not want his wife or child, mother or sister to read.
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