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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
7
A fragmented recipe for Liberty Raisin Bread with buttermilk eggs flour corn meal sugar and raisins. Instructions mix sift dry ingredients then add wet components and shortening. Bake in greased pans about thirty minutes until a drop batter forms.
Japan proposes partial renewal of relations with Russia. About 2004hieele to be spent on roads and bridges in British Columbia this year. Prince Bamiarko of Russia, relative of the former Czar, died by own hand in a Manteh hotel. Sir Matthiew Nathan, Governor of Queensland, urged white immigration during Ipswich speech. Five Red Army officers cited for spying for a foreign power per Helsingbora dispatch. General Maxime Wergand named French High Commissioner in Russia replacing Gouraud. Coke ovens to close except direct to German commerce reducing production. French government did not charge rent for trenches used by British troops. Seven secret wireless code hauls vanished from War Office. Flying squadron of secret service sent to foreign districts to catch thieves. A new official code is being drafted. Birds have body temperature of 108.
Mrs John Simpson of KR J endorses Dr Pierce's Amuric and Favorite Prescription. She reports long standing neck and bladder inflammation relief and a healthy baby after using the remedies. Readers are invited to obtain trial packages and consult Dr Pierce for confidential medical advice.
An early 20th century advertorial asserts sciatica arises from watery blood and offers Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood enricher. It quotes patient Mr M Anderson of Beachburg Ontario praising relief, and notes pills cost 50 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Saskatchewan Co operative Creameries begins the first scheme for cooperative egg marketing in the province. Once a heavy importer, Saskatchewan now exports eggs to Eastern Canada and the United States, with markets established across the country. The initiative follows active government campaigns and marks a shift to a leading egg exporting province.
Frederick E Reed of Hamilton named as a well known businessman who suffered severe winter illness causing loss of breath and weight. He credits Tantae treatment with restoring health and returning him to full work capacity. Advertising copy urges readers to buy Tantae from druggists.
A potential winter course in irrigation farming may be offered at the Dominion Experimental Farm at Lethbridge under joint provincial and federal sponsorship. The program follows years of work by Provincial Agricultural Schools and aims to continue instruction as some schools close for winter, addressing the growing need for irrigation expertise.
An old advertisement fragment promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine a liquid remedy for catarrh and deafness, plus Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a trusted worm remedy. Mentions Demosthenes birthplace and a lumberman's liniment.
The Montreal outlook estimates at least forty freight boats and about 100000 cattle headed to the British Isles. Several steamship firms convert freighters into cattle carriers to handle the overseas trade. A woman notes Solomon's wisdom came from his 700 wives consulted on every matter.
Mrs Emitty Davis of Winnipeg describes severe nervous strain and irritability alleviated by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved ability to work care for her baby and urges others to request the private texts offered by the company for women’s ailments.
Readers in the Okanagan fruit industry have formed a cooperative valued at 140 thousand dollars to establish cold storage, canning, and modern packing plants for fresh fruit. The company received a temporary charter as Co operative Growers Macking Houses Ltd with headquarters in Vernon, and all stock is to be held by growers themselves.
J. B. Harkin, Dominion Parks Commissioner, argues Canada's national parks drew about twenty million dollars in tourist traffic during 1922. He notes the Dominion spent roughly one million dollars on maintenance, claiming a return near two thousand percent.
An old advertisement touts Nerviline as a safe home remedy for aches pains and cold symptoms. It claims quick relief for coughing sore throats and chest discomfort and recommends Nerviline to friends for various illnesses. The text references dealers and a broad range of ailments without clear medical guidance.
A shipment of about 9 000 shrubs and nursery stock from France arrives for beautifying Parliament Buildings grounds in Regina and other provincial sites. Plants will be nursery-grown behind Parliament and later distributed to government buildings across the province. Species include evergreens tamaracs Scotch pines alders birch bush honeysuckle and lilac among others.
The world’s deepest known hole is a 7 550 foot diamond drill in Upper Silesia, Germany. A U.S. site near McDonald Pennsylvania about 15 miles west of Pittsburgh reaches 7 174 feet, tapping Medina sandstone with salt layers and gas shows, temperature 145.8 degrees Fahrenheit at 7 775 feet.
The province of Quebec will expend more than six million dollars on the road programme this year. The plan proceeds despite the lack of federal grants and focuses largely on repairs and maintenance.
The line contrasts a question about the Catskill Mountains with a sharp retort about witnessing cats kill mice. It appears as a sensational snippet promoting Minard's Liniment for aches and pains, suggesting a humorously framed ad copy or product jingle from a historical newspaper page.
Dr McGee argues that good teeth correlate with overall health in older adults. He praises artificial porcelain teeth and modern plate fitting as precise science, noting well maintained dental work helps seniors live more vigorously and reduce disease risk.
A humorous exchange shows an installment collector politely declines a chair, then asks to take the piano instead, highlighting a tongue in cheek social vignette from the era.
A reader recounts an editor's refusal of a submitted story as reported by the Boston Transcript. The exchange reflects editorial standards and disappointment over the returned manuscript.
Dominion lands pre emption area sales to December 31 1922 total 824 quarter sections with revenue of 12 254 654. The government reports 12 254 854 in revenue and a remaining unpaid balance of 15 687 018. A total of 1 204 quarter sections were purchased and later surrendered to the Government.
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