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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
6
Fragmented text discusses anti-bacterial research and medical figures. Mentions nurses, doctors, and institutions in a line of inquiry about warnings, treatments, and endorsements. The source includes garbled phrasing and uncertain names, with references to Heart and pain, injuries, and routes.
Diary narrator recalls a May journey on the Canadian Pacific Railway to Winnipeg, noting a blistered sunburn after a river outing with Mr Arnold, and reflecting on courtesy to a lone woman on the train. The narrator recalls a childhood image of danger and describes an encounter with a porter aiding her departure at the station.
A historic advertisement claims fatigue and back pain stem from poisons in the blood and kidney trouble. It touts Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a regulator for kidneys liver and bowels, featuring Mrs John Ireland of King Ontario praising relief from headaches and spells after use. The product is sold for 25 cents a box and distributed by Edmanson Bates Co Ltd Toronto.
Pinzle, the adventurous Brownie, wanders from home and discovers sea life. He teases hermit crabs and watches shell swapping, battles, and the peril of a crab without a shell. Next week's tale promises more discoveries. Copyright 1922.
The narrator recalls arrival at the Arnold home in Fort Rouge Winnipeg, describes a crowded station rotunda and the long taxi ride down Main Street. He notes legends of a calf wandering to open the street and ponders the city’s crooked origins and La Verendrye forts while planning to study Canadian history.
A teacher switches from math to science to test invention knowledge. She asks what the first talking machine was made of. A student from the back answers with a humorous rib remark, eliciting a laugh.
An old dialogue contrasts rural life with modern city demands. The farmer notes youths leaving the farm to go to town and rely on Turks to assist with rent and groceries. The piece underscores economic pressures reshaping rural households and migration patterns.
Six hundred United States factories operate branch establishments in Canada, with a capital investment of 496 million and employing about 7,000 people. Manufacturing in Canada expanded during the war and now offers over 2,400 classes of goods that were imported before 1914. Brandon opens a new general hospital costing about 309,000 dollars, officially opened by the Lieutenant Governor of the province to serve Brandon Giltriet.
Across the road allowance two farmers worked in opposite directions as warm weather left the land ready for seeding and prompted one to drill while the other stocked up on ice before supplies ran out.
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