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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 22, 1929
Page
6
Miss Eileen venough of Enterprise Ontario recalls severe eczema starting at age two, lasting about ten years. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a quick recovery after one week, noting significant improvement after using three cakes and two jars. The notice promotes Cuticura products with Montreal advertising copy.
Plans to increase Alberta Wheat Pool elevator No. 1 at Vancouver by 2 750 000 bushels to a total storage of 4 750 000 bushels have been completed. Also noted are Hindenburg to retire in 1932, Mrs Vierkoetter entering the Wrigley marathon, U S Supreme Court ruling affecting Canadian immigration, Patriot destroyer sale, US fishing vessel seizures, and Ottawa denial of any Petawawa explosives program.
Canadian Pacific Railway reports contracts for 286 miles of western branch line work this season with four more adds totaling 112 miles. When Lanigan to Prince Albert is approved, total will top 400 miles. Projects include Nipawin toward Prince Albert and a Nipawin bridge over the Saskatchewan River with Piers in plate. Contracts cover routes such as Kootenay Landing to Proctor and Acme to Vegreville, with work to begin immediately. Negotiations with CN Rail seek Battleford access and Prince Albert northward exit.
Flaring capucine blue silk crepe skirt with hip yoke and jabot frill pairs with lace vest and Vionnet neck blouse. Sizes 16 to 46 bust. navy with white polka dots. green foliage shade. 3 yards 40 inch fabric plus 1 yard contrasting. Pattern price 25 cents. send 10 cents for Spring Fashion Magazine.
A historical recipe entry lists lemon gelatine ingredients and steps to soak gelatin in cold water add boiling water sugar salt and lemon juice then set in cold molds. It also describes a lemon sponge and a lemon snow variant with beaten egg whites for a light fluffy texture.
Rinse canned corn with boiling water and add to onion. Simmer twenty minutes, rub through a sieve. Combine with a thin cream sauce made from milk flour and butter, season, and serve hot.
A batch of muskrats was shipped April 16 from Lindsay to Southend on Sea England under Canadian Pacific Express Company care. The rodents form the nucleus of a new muskrat farm in England where fur demand is growing and the industry is thriving.
Continued progress in naming and numbering motor roads across Canada as uniform direction and warning signals are erected. Inter provincial conferences address standardizing signs signals and highway devices throughout the Dominion.
Mrs. Emily J. Conaghan of Columbus Ohio says an old wall clock in her possession has ticked every hour of her life, claiming the timepiece is 86 years old and has never failed to keep correct time, four years older than she is.
Banff in Alberta serves as the national park headquarters with an altitude of 4,538 feet above sea level. The location is praised for its exceedingly pure air and an exhilarating climate that enhances the visitor experience.
Pattern guidance appears but the text is incomplete with a postal address. The Winnipeg Pattern No seria a ele fragment mentions 175 McDermot Ave and a pattern order process.
Mrs Fred A Pugsley of East Southampton Nova Scotia reports severe nerve trouble and heart palpitations that disrupted her sleep at night she decided to try a remedy and shares her concern with the readers
A street scene features a traffic officer admonishing a driver who insists she can turn around in the middle of the block. The dialog captures a brief clash over roadway rules.
The Montreal Star cites a definition of courtship as pursuing a woman until she captures interest or agrees to date. The playful line frames romantic pursuit as a game of chase rather than a formal procedure.
The Milburn Co. Ltd. of Toronto promotes their remedy for sleeplessness caused by heart and nerves. A customer says after taking six boxes the product did him much good and he would recommend it. Price 50 cents per box, available at druggists or by mail on receipt of payment.
This devotional text discusses the shift from the sour grapes proverb to individual accountability, arguing a person bears responsibility for own sins. It shares moral urges to resist revenge, practice mercy, and heed the conscience as the voice of God guiding unselfish action. It cites Simeon Singer and Byron as contextual voices.
A vintage recipe from the ad copy describes cooking a slice of ham in Borden's St. Charles Milk with mustard, sugar, cloves, and flour. The method includes trimming fat, mixing the dry ingredients, and baking until tender, adding milk as needed for coverage.
Southern Alberta flock owners reported one of the best lamb crops in years at the annual meeting of the Southern Alberta Sheep Breeders Association held in Lethbridge Alberta.
A leading authority warns the world loses 2.5 billion dollars annually to steel corrosion. He cites corrosion as a major waste in industries reliant on steel and urges stronger protective measures and better material research to reduce economic losses.
A short reflection notes that buying a first car forces a man to become self reliant as he learns to handle responsibilities and navigate new independence.
British post office officials are helpful and will mail a person home using an express messenger if needed. They offer a certificate of posting for a halfpenny and can rush urgent letters by night mail for threepence plus a penny per ten words.
Hon. George Hoadley estimates that 850000 acres newly broken last season in Alberta will be under crop this year. That area equals over 5000 quarter section farms fully cropped or twice that few under crop. The expansion signals about six percent of the province's cultivated land and suggests further land breaking ahead as year progresses.
A aphoristic line reflecting moral economy, warning that neglect of cleanliness leads to decay and eventual consequences for those who sow misdeeds. It frames diligence in hygiene as a virtue and punishment for neglect as inevitable.
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