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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
7
James Cheney of Winner Minnesota describes years of weakness from taisa illness and how Taniax pills restored health. He reports improved strength and says the medicine cured his troubles, praising it as the best medicine in the world and claiming it is sold by all good druggists.
From the New York Herald excerpt discusses China’s large population and vast area with under 7,000 miles of railways. It contrasts China’s railway mileage with the United States, noting China’s population is several times larger and its land area bigger, implying vast development potential for motor trucks and motor tractors in what is termed virgin territory.
An 19th century advertisement promotes Putnam's Corn and Wart Extractor as a simple painless remedy for corns with a quarter price. It claims guaranteed relief and urges buyers to avoid substitutes at dealers.
An account highlights aviation’s value by ferrying Dr Treat howan from Geraldton to Carnarvon for an emergency operation. A Western Australian Airways machine, built under Lt Kingston Smith, left Perth at 2 pm and reached Geraldton in 3.5 hours. The doctor then operated, returning to Geraldton by 6:45 pm the next day, marking a record speed in his career.
A medical note describes how foods like eggs potatoes and shellfish can trigger severe reactions in certain individuals. Dr William G Sav eee cites cases from family to child to demonstrate hereditary sensitivity and the danger of seemingly harmless foods.
A vintage note promotes Baby's Own Tablets for restless children. It claims the product calms cross babies, regulates bowels, relieves constipation and colic, and promotes healthy sleep. The ad cites safe use for newborns, cites a 25 cent per box price, and lists The Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario as the seller by mail.
The Prince of Wales laughed at English signs outside Japanese shops. Observations include lines like Tailor of Resistant Wet Coat and Baggages Sent any Direction by Internal Railway. Other curiosities mention Horse-bil Shop and Coats Made from any hides Yours or Ours, with Ladies Furnished in the Upper Stores.
The latest report from the Department of Industries shows 66 industries, employing between 50 and 900 workers, now operating in British Columbia under government loans totaling 1,108,638 dollars. Six established industries have repaid their loans in full. Mothers can quickly spot worm trouble in children and apply a reliable remedy, Mother Graves Worm Exterminator.
A Turkish carpet made for an English peer took eighteen months to manufacture and contains about 22 500 000 stitches. The piece reflects extended craft time and imperial-era textile patronage.
An advertisement touts Ca tarrhomene Inhaler as a fast remedy for winter cold symptoms. It claims immediate throat and nasal relief, clear-headedness, and reduced irritation, presenting the product as a pleasant, easy-to-use inhaler purchasable for 25 cents.
All hands busy replenishing wardrobes for spring. A charming gray twill suit features self-colored embroidery and neat tailoring. A straw picture hat with cherry tones tops off a costume destined to be common soon.
The paper and pulp sector in Canada faces heavy losses from wood decay in storage and long log hauls. Scientific research is urged to boost industry value by 25 percent. the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research in Ottawa plans seven fellowships nine studentships and twenty nine bursaries to attract trained scientists.
The advertisement urges women to seek gentle aid from Dr Hamilton's Pills for headaches restlessness and the blues. It claims the medicine soothes the stomach relieves constipation drains toxins and maintains smooth body function. Sold by The Catarrhozone Co Montreal through all dealers.
A call from the Johannesburg Times urges immediate action and spending to avoid stagnation. It argues bold expenditure fuels jobs, boosts enterprise, and creates a healthier national mood, warning against waiting for better times.
Mr J Bruce Walker director of publicity for Winnipeg spoke to the Rotary Club of Omaha via radio. The address was broadcast across Iowa Nebraska and Missouri and heard by an estimated 15000 to 20000 listeners marking a new publicity development between Western Canada and the United States.
Kingston notes 103 American college graduates now studying abroad in French universities, with 524 total across the country. The columnist reflects on long standing craft and education trends in a concise report.
A testimonial from Mrs. A. J. Bishop describes suffering a rundown system and inability to perform daily duties. After using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription she reports restoration of natural strength after two bottles and offers to write to interested readers with a stamped envelope. The ad promotes health benefits and urges correspondence.
The New York World notes adding wireless radio to Amundsen’s gear will protect his party in ice bound seas. It ensures communication with the outside world, enables locating them if lost, and offers relief from isolation during northern winters.
Advertises Diamond Dyes with guaranteed results for wool silk linen cotton and blends. Claims no streaking or running and that worn clothing draperies and fabrics can be renewed with simple directions and pharmacist guidance.
A thermostatic element keeps current flowing for 60 seconds after the switch is opened. The residual light helps avoid stumbles in the dark and prevents injuries from half-open doors. This safe design provides a brief, forgiving transition to darkness.
The Vancouver port reports total revenue of 12 986 870 for the fiscal year ended March 31 1922, up 3 400 000 from the prior year, illustrating substantial expansion of the sea port.
An old testimonial notes Wall's Catarrh Medicine as a liquid taken internally to reach the blood and nervous surfaces, reduce inflammation, and aid natural healing for catarrh related deafness. The pamphlet promises free circulars from K. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio and lists all druggists as sellers.
Calgary hosts the twenty first annual purebred bull auction at the stock yards with 425 bulls from Alberta selling this spring. Since 1961 the event has moved 6 651 bulls for a total of 1 297 50 dollars, and Calgary remains renowned for its bull sale prominence.
Building permits issued in Vancouver British Columbia total 900000 for the first quarter this year, up from 750000 in the same period last year. The increase signals improving business activity and construction prospects in the city.
The article explains marking hogs and tracking their source to locate farms with infected animals. It notes hog tuberculosis often originates from cattle but sometimes from poultry, with avian tuberculosis found where cattle are clean. Liverpool is described as the chicest English port, followed by Hull and Newcastle upon Tyne.
Ontario woman Mrs Lily Stoddart recounts relief from dropsy and nervous rundown after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription following a prior ineffective treatment. She credits the medicine with restoring health and urges trial via drug stores or a 1 cent sample request to Dr. Pierce's Laboratory in Bridgeburg, Ontario.
Marco Polo appears as the earliest European visitor to mention Japan, noting its distant realm and naming it Oipango in his travel accounts.
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