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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 10, 1923

Page

2

No Reason For Discouragement in Western Canada

A Western Canada editorial urges optimism amid post war hardship and inflation. It notes Saskatchewan’s crops and profits, reduced farm costs, paid municipal arrears, and active rail expansion while criticizing pessimism as costly to industry and progress. The piece compares Western life favorably with Europe and stresses education health and opportunity.

Western Canada Emile Coue Saskatchewan Canada Western Europe

Forest entry rule to register for forest protection

New Brunswick requires every visitor entering for forestry work to register with provincial authorities to prevent repeats of last year’s extensive forest fire damage caused by careless forest visitors.

New Brunswick

Saskatchewan sodium sulphate plants ship 564 tons in 1922

In Saskatchewan sodium sulphate plants completed in 1922, 564 tons were shipped valued at 8460 dollars. The plants have a combined capacity of 100 tons per day and expect to operate at capacity during 1923.

T. M. Molloy Labor and Industries Saskatchewan

Grenfell of Labrador

A Baltimore Sun tribute lauds Dr. Wilfred Grenfell as a renowned pacifist and humanitarian. The piece highlights three decades of aid efforts in Labrador and Newfoundland, praising his courage, cheerfulness, and selfless dedication to helping those in harsh regions.

whoJong Ato Labrador Newfoundland Baltimore Sun

Arrangements Made to Bring 15000 Settlers to Canada

Ottawa reports under the Empire Settlement Act 15000 men women and children from Skygain will immigrate to Canada under the Nominated Passage scheme. About 13000 are 5000 children 4000 domestics and 4000 others. Canada and Great Britain each contribute 100000.

Canada W. J Ottawa England Great Britain

Dr Hamiltons Pills Claim Gentle Constipation Relief

Dr Hamiltons Pills promote a mild corrective to a overloaded system and promise removal of biliousness. Taken at night they work while you sleep and you wake with a cleansed and toned body feeling like new. Available at all dealers for 25 cents.

Dr. Hamilton

Baby's Own Tablets Praised by Quebec Mother

Mrs Georges Lefebvre of St Zenon Quebec lauds Baby's Own Tablets as unmatched for babies. The tablets are described as a mild thorough laxative that regulates bowels sweetens the stomach and helps banish indigestion colds and colic. Sold by dealers or mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Georges Lefebvre St. Zenon Que Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

New Ballantyne Pier Elevator Under Construction in Vancouver

Official records show Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta elevators hold over 160 million bushels. Ballantyne Pier Vancouver builds a 1.5 million bushel capacity elevator costing about 2.6 million. A Real Asthma Relief claims real relief and permanent benefits without extravagant statements.

Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Ballantyne Pier Vancouver J. D. Kellogg

Saskatchewan Eggs Sent to England Quickly Sold in London Market

Nine carloads of Saskatchewan eggs shipped to England by Saskatchewan exporters were promptly sold in London markets. Buyers praised the quality and appearance, and shippers plan to expand the trade to establish a permanent Saskatchewan trade with England. Minard's Liniment for Distemper.

Saskatchewan London England

Cantassium Therapy Promises Cancer Cure Discovery

London surgeon cites potassium deficiency as cancer cause and offers a free book detailing treatment. The booklet lists 20 chapters on medical claims, nutrition, and cases supporting Cantassium Treatment, with home use described as simple and inexpensive.

London Allfone Charles Walter Brunswick Avenue Toronto Ontario Canada

Adrenalin touted as a preventive of death in shock cases

A newspaper review notes adrenalin described as a preventive of death, derived from glands, with doctors Crile of Cleveland and Chicago detailing its use to restart the heart within six to eight minutes of stoppage. It warns brain cells die after that window, making revival unlikely, and recalls its wartime hospital use alongside Holloway’s Corn Remover as an unrelated medical ad.

W. Crile Cleveland Dennis W. Crile Chicago

Iowa Nebraska Farmers Look North To Canadian Prairies

G C Porter reports Iowa and Nebraska farmers, wealthier and better equipped, poised to move to Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Agents Bennett and Pilkie in Omaha and Des Moines forecast rising settler traffic, with six railcars of equipment and hopes for land purchases, rentals first then ownership. Prospects favor Prince George and Okanagan Valley. high crop years drive cash ready settlers to Canada. Miller's Worm Powders ad ends the piece.

Sea Moines Iowa Great Southwestern Canada Nebraska Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Great Southwest Canadian Northwest T. V. Bennett Nebraska Territory Dominion Government A. FE. Pilkie Omaha Bennett Des Moines Pilkie Prairies Ime British Columbia Prince George District Okanagan Valley Canadian Dominion

Fortunes Made From Fears Lloyds History and Wealth

A London paper notes Lloyds and Joya's as two long established English insurance bodies. Lloyds holds a reserve fund of 25.6 million dollars and an annual income around 100 million pounds from risk taking. The piece highlights the founders in Edward Lloyds coffee house and claims Lloyds profits from business fears.

Joya's Lloyd’s Edward Lloyd Lloyd's

McGill Considers Maison Francaise in Montreal

A McGill University committee on the Extension of French Studies proposes establishing a Maison Francaise in Montreal to serve as the headquarters of a French school. The plan seeks a building to house about sixty students or more.

Committee On the McGill University Maison Francaise Montreal

Skin rash healer from Cuticura success story

A mother from Auburn Maine reports her week old baby developed a scalp rash that spread to the head with blisters and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the child improved and was healed in two months. The note urges daily use to prevent skin troubles.

Allan R. Caldwell Auburn

Russians Form Largest Alien Colony In London

London harbors about 30,000 Russians, the city’s largest alien group, rising by nearly 5,000 since 1911. The population includes 27,000 Poles, 11,000 French, 5,759 Germans, and fewer than 1,009 Americans.

London

Reconstruction progress in Belgium after WWI

By end of 1922 Belgium had rebuilt or restored 39,343 homes. Ypres suffered 3,750 destroyed houses, nearly 3,000 rendered fit for occupation. In Roulers about 4,000 of 7,000 ruined homes were inhabited again.

Belgium Ypres Roulers

Ontario man credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for quick relief

Frank Ploude of Dean Lake Ontario recounts six years of kidney pain and declares Dodd's Kidney Pills gave rapid relief. He urges sufferers to try the remedy, noting its provincial popularity and claims of help for related ailments such as rheumatism and backache.

Ontario Dodd Dean Lake Frank Ploude

Garage Definitions Mechanic Wizard Wheat Losses Decline

A compact item notes two definitions for a mechanic and a wizard who can dismantle and reassemble cars. It also states that wheat losses from rust are steadily decreasing, reflecting agricultural concerns alongside industry slang.

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Ogden Ogdens Os Crown the Canada Starch CO. Limited Wilfred Grenfell Britain Chicago Tribune Sly Slow Sue Western Grain Elevators Minard Holloway G. C. Porter Winnipeg of & CO Ra Temalee B. J. Kendall CO Espsburg Falls U.S.A Castoria Charles Milk the Borden Co. Limited
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