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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
3
A costumed pair at Soders Abbey debate fate and freedom with a young man insisting on love as life’s meaning. She resists marriage while confessing a poisoned bottle and looming threats from unseen forces as they near Lylyngton Court.
A black haired woman delivers a cryptic message to Lady Anne in the cloister as Harry and Maria plan a sudden departure. Stephen Jessop, paralyzed steward, claims Harry saved his grandson from drowning and seeks thanks. Lady Anne, wary of Maria, follows to the dim steward’s room where the old man asks about a rescue.
A pair of old grouches recall a friend who married and moved away. One asks if he is henpecked and the other hatches a single anecdote from the couple’s morning routine. The husband asks his wife for permission to open a letter, setting a humorous tone.
Thousands of women worldwide suffer asthma in every climate. Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy offers a promising relief, with testimonials indicating significant benefit for women, provided without prior application.
The late Will McConnell, a noted Broadway character and advance agent, stands in a railroad station baggage room with Mel Stoltz. A baggage handler pushes a trunk nine feet by two feet, prompting Stoltz to joke about its owner selling bowling alleys.
Harvey N. Shepard described to the City Club a plan to lengthen Japanese children's legs by replacing squatting with chair seating. Japanese surgeons note the trunk is European-sized while legs are shorter, potentially boosting overall stature across generations.
The advertisement proclaims Holloway's Corn Cure offers relief from painful corns for men and women alike. It urges readers to seek a swift, certain remedy and emphasizes ease of use and quick comfort.
A real estate man faces a puzzling case of fault finding after selling land for a special purpose years ago. The buyer later seeks a second lot, noting the first has risen in value, but protests being taxed on a $30,000 appraisal while paying for a $3,000 transaction. The dealer remains dazed. Also, it is noted that each year three thousand foreign waiters find work in England.
The passage notes dogs once pulled wagons through London streets until 1839 mirroring practice in parts of Europe. It mentions a school inspector query about Napoleon's most famous costume and a joke about his divorce suit, then provides population and agricultural yield figures for several regions.
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