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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1927
Page
7
A Ottawa matron extols Tanlac as worth its weight in gold, praising health improvements and vitality. The endorsement highlights Tanlac’s claim to restore strength and well being through plant remedies promoted by a local druggist and backed by consumer confidence.
A fragmentary prose piece unfolds a flirtatious scene between two characters at a garden party banquet, with dialogue about love, restraint, and possible romantic drama. The setting includes a moonlit pavilion, an elaborate stage show, and a fictional dreamlike sequence featuring a cityscape and a dramatic misunderstanding. The text hints at social performance and evolving relationships amid ornate imagery.
A Paris court ruled against Mie De Pierre who sued Gustave Mareland claiming reimbursement for food clothing and other wartime support sent to him during imprisonment. She spent 25 francs per package, about 26 cents, while the court ordered repayment far less, finding the franc’s wartime value had collapsed.
A Nova Scotia reader from Barrington reports terrible monthly pains and fatigue. After using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and related products she says she regained strength, could work, and felt well enough to encourage friends to try the remedy.
A faltering Bavarian Alpine railway proposal aims to span the Alpine ridge near Znespitze. Report notes builders and officials including Michael Hainisdy, Austrian president, seeking the highest point before dedicating the line amid technical and political challenges.
A faction of doctors argues automobile use harms health by promoting driving as a routine habit. Others counter that car operation provides exercise for arms legs and shoulders, with continuous but manageable effort via brakes and pedals. The piece notes varying views among medical professionals and ends with a comment on trust and endorsements among colleagues.
The Civil Service Commission invites forty applicants to audition for carillon duties. The position pays 258 per week with four weeks of training for the role of canalian. Applicants are urged to submit or attend the examination, with a board of examiners reviewing the credentials and selecting suitable candidates for the post.
An order in council set aside a sizable area near Prince Albert as a national park. The plan includes the Sturgeon forest reserve and two townships for recreation and resort use, with future expansion northward. MP De Bikset of Springfield was involved in urging a Manitoba park as well.
Advertises Babe's Own Tablets as a safe alternative to early solid foods and laxatives, claiming they ease digestion and teething. Mentions Baker Williams Medicine Co of Brockville Ontario and distribution through Western Canada, with claims of wide availability and promotional pricing.
An assorted page features archaic verses praising forgiveness as revenge and ironies of mercy, alongside scattered notes about Lemard's Liniment, Canadian homestead figures, and prospecting ads. It mentions Elizabeth Carew, Sir Hommes Browne, and drift of 1927 Manitoba and Saskatchewan quarters data.
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