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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
15
A Montreal mailed remedy Catarrhozone claims to stop colds in ten minutes. It uses pine essences from Australia Blue Gum tree antiseptic and promises fast action for colds coughs and catarrh. Available in trial size for one dollar with a two month treatment guaranteed and sold by druggists or by mail.
Construction of a provincial highway connecting Yorkton and Canora will start this summer. Other items note Winnipeg council rejection of daylight saving, Dr Banting receiving an honorary LL.D., and diverse world happenings including aviation, science and flood damage studies across Canada.
The advertisement claims Miller's Worm Powders do no harm to infants and adolescents. It asserts children can take the preparation without stomach upset and receive relief from parasitic worms, preventing sickness and suffering among youngsters.
The Canadian Manufacturers' Association plans a September delegation to Japan to explore broadening trade between the two nations. A representative body of Canadian manufacturers will travel in the fall to assess possible arrangements and cooperation.
Mrs Ernest Morris of Webb Street testifies to the benefits of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription during pregnancy and at delivery. She states the remedy helped her appetite, reduced morning sickness, and kept her and her baby healthy through the expectancy period.
The Lister Institute at Chelsea Bridge houses what is claimed to be the largest microbe collection, with about 1 506 varieties. Dr St John Brooks and staff nurse and cultivate them for global researchers. Over the years more than 300 new species were added before a tularemia culture was discontinued after illness among staff.
The ad claims nerve disorders result from poor blood and promises Dr Williams Pink Pills restore red rich blood. It cites Mrs Aubrey Coldwell of Melanson Nova Scotia who reports improved sleep, steadier nerves, and no fainting after months of use and notes availability from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario at 50 cents a box.
The Edmonton Bulletin notes Alberta farmers paid rail freight and dockage for uncleaned grain, shipping screenings to Ft William and back, bearing losses from weed seed and inferior kernels. It argues cleaning in Alberta would save elevator charges and keep weed seeds at home.
The cautious Scot ferryman jokes to passengers mid loch voyage that the squall may bring danger. He asks for payment now saying they cannot tell what might come over them.
In Pearson's Weekly a brief dialogue frames a moral clash as a hungry girl questions a tramp about seeking a meal. The exchange underscores poverty and social judgment in a compact vignette.
Stamp collectors worldwide anticipate a grand exhibit in London within months. England hopes King George’s prized stamp collection will be shown, a hobby started during his navy days and kept up since his accession to the throne.
The O l that Is Famous notes that although not born in Canada, Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric OU is renowned here and widely sold in Central and South America, the West Indies, Australia, and New Zealand. The product’s good name travels far as demand remains strong.
The piece contrasts 18th and 20th century punishments for military defeat. It notes Admiral Byng’s execution and Jellicoe’s wartime emphasis on fighting spirit, while Bulgaria and Greece reportedly punished ministers with life imprisonment and execution for wartime decisions.
Mrs. Leo Gaudett of Saulnierville Nova Scotia reports relief from kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She urges others with sick kidneys to try the remedy, claiming it strengthens kidneys and cleanses the blood.
A brief pep note suggesting optimism and action, urging readers to start focusing on positive possibilities now. It emphasizes immediate effort and forward thinking without specific facts or events.
Recipe notes lemon mince meat from old household hints. Uses lemons sugar currants raisins nut meats and spices. Steps include boiling lemons to tender, removing pips, and mixing with shortening apples and other ingredients. Notes say sufficient for four pies and to store in a jar.
Veal cut into rich pieces is simmered gently in its own juices in a casserole. Near completion add vinegar raisins cloves cinnamon horseradish and salt and pepper. Sauce thickens with buttered bread crumbs. Serve with Sun Maid seeded prunes.
Dr Hamilton's Pills bring stomach liver and bowels into fine working order. They remove constipation and prevent headaches. Women using the pills boast fine complexion good spirits and buoyant health. Bulbous fits and poor color yield to rosy cheeks. Sold everywhere in 25c boxes.
V G Antonov and a Soviet representative say Japanese militarism peaked in the European war and would have sparked war with the United States without the Washington conference. They view the agrarian movement as signaling a social shift, with Japan leaning more toward cooperation with Russia and viewing it as a vast market and nearer in assimilation to Japanese than Western peoples.
The London Lancet, renowned medical journal, is set to celebrate its 100th year of existence next October, highlighting a century of medical publishing. The milestone underscores its prominence in medical research and commentary.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is marketed as a liquid taken internally to reduce inflammation and restore normal mucous conditions by acting through the blood. The claim notes it treats catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh and offers free circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo, Ohio.
In London, four thousand married women teachers will lose their jobs due to a London County Council ruling aimed at reducing unemployment. The policy requires women to be single, though exemptions apply for those whose husbands cannot support them or have deserted the family.
Following Ford Motor Company’s February 28 1923 financials showing assets of 536351 39 and cash on hand 159605687 experts estimate Ford profits near 119000000 and total fortune between 600000000 and 750000000. Ford reportedly surpasses John D Rockefeller as the world’s wealth leader as Rockefeller’s fortune is placed around 300000000 after large gifts.
A new burglar alarm designed for jewelry stores also photographs intruders. Experiments show successful daytime and nighttime operation.
A bachelor claims the weeds on a young widow symbolize nothing green in her life. The remark sparks a social stir as neighbors weigh propriety and virtue in the village.
Minard's Liniment notes the Dryden Paper Company completed extensions to its plant including a power development at Wainwright Falls. The facility's daily sulphate pulp capacity reaches 75 tons with two thirds allocated to wrapping paper and sulphate building paper.
Mother Graves presents Worm Exterminator as a remedy to clear the stomach and intestines and restore healthfulness, claiming relief from fretfulness and infant sleeplessness caused by worms.
An exploration party reports finding frogs in Santo Domingo that produce barking sounds resembling dogs. The discovery highlights unusual amphibian vocalization in the wilds and prompts interest from researchers.
A dialog notes a policy change reducing speeding fines from ten to five dollars. A country judge explains slow caseloads. The exchange appears in the Boston Transcript.
A mobile tailor operates like an auto grocery truck, touring England's countryside and stopping at villages on market days to measure customers for salts to be produced and delivered later.
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