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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 23, 1923
Page
7
A memorial honoring 1,500 Winnipeggers who died in the Great War was recently unveiled. Other notes include a German trial of radio linked trains, Halifax naval volunteers forming, and optimism for Canada Britain tonnage.
Beamsville Ontario resident A H Lee reports severe heart and nerve trouble causing sleepless nights and fainting spells while driving. After taking several boxes of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills his condition improved, ending the nightly jitters and floor pacing as he regained sleep and steadiness.
A testimonial asserts improved health after using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. The speaker says life is greatly easier now, claiming the best health in three years and ability to perform any class of work with pleasure. Boxes sold for 50 cents via dealers or direct from The T. Milburn Co. Limited Toronto Ontario.
An influential committee is formed to raise a fund to finance the erection of a memorial to Sir Ernest Shackleton. He died in the south seas during a tour of exploration about a year ago.
An advertisement from Toronto Ontario promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the premier aid for motherhood. A Toronto mother testifies to relief during childbirth and postnatal recovery, praising the medicine and recommending its use for healthier babies.
Date salad with celery walnuts and cheese stuffed into dates and served on lettuce. Dressing includes cream or sour cream optional and hints of tapioca almonds raisins currant jelly citron and sherry. The recipe uses seeded raisins and a double boiler step for translucent preparation.
Advertising copy claims Nerviline stretches deep into muscle and joint pain, describing it as five times stronger than ordinary oils. It urges readers to obtain a 35 cent bottle from a dealer to test its claimed efficacy.
Owners of a large glass factory in South Hackney England demonstrate a burner developed over ten years. Four to five thousand gallons of oil are burned weekly with perfect combustion and no smoke, achieving temperatures from a baker’s oven to melting crucible levels.
Funds aggregating more than 6,000,000 are on deposit in Ontario Savings Bank. Over 20,000 savings accounts opened in twelve months. Fourteen branches have been opened across the province.
Doctor J K Kellogg advocates early use of his asthma remedy to prevent episodes from becoming chronic and to spare patients from escalating suffering. The message urges action before attacks intensify and duration lengthens.
Summer excursion tickets on sale May 15 to September 10 for trips to Vancouver Victoria and other Pacific Coast points. Stopovers at Banff Lake Louise and Glacier with resort hotels or bungalow camps. Return limit until October. Promote health, fitness, and knowledge of the country.
A Sarony town paper from Lobejun shows currency bearing a man displaying his empty pockets, illustrating economic strain and scarcity in the small community.
A paralytic driver with lifelong disabilities killed a young woman when his car mounted the sidewalk in Philadelphia. He was licensed to drive by Pennsylvania and sentenced to four to six years. The case prompts debate on where responsibility lies between the driver and the state in issuing licenses.
The ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills to strengthen the stomach by enriching blood. A testimonial from D J Shaw of Selkirk, who suffered indigestion with loss of appetite and nerves on edge, claims three boxes improved his condition and sleep. Pills available from dealers or by mail for 50 cents a box.
In Japan women selecting dresses disclose age and marriage status to shopkeepers to access designs tailored to single or married life and to all ages. The text notes worms threaten children's vitality and recommends Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a staple remedy.
At a traditional Indian wedding the bride balances herself on a large plate filled with milk and rose colored sweets as part of the ceremony.
A historical note reports that 14,429,941 Roman Catholics are counted within the British Empire, reflecting a large religious community across its territories.
A London landmark, St. Saviour's Church, devoted to services for the deaf and dumb, plans to close due to rising real estate values. Opened in 1870 by King Edward, the modest relocation is hoped, as Britain funds education for the deaf and dumb up to age 16 and supports post-16 assistance.
An advertising notice claims Putnam's Corn Ex tractor offers instant relief for painful corns. The ad asserts the product removes corns without pain and is sold at 25 cents everywhere.
About 5 000 goats now exist in British Columbia up from a 200 head herd imported from the United States in 1917. A provincial goat breeders association formed that year with 176 members and now has more than 400 adherents.
Dr Thotiuis claims Belectric Oil helps explorers and prospectors keep feet dry and warm, preventing muscle pains. He recommends it as a dressing for cuts contusions and sprains, noting its usefulness in camp and for hunters and hikers.
A London man aged 93, still active at a manufacturing firm, writes to a newspaper to protest being described as an old man. He asserts his ongoing work and vitality despite his age.
The piece extols Dr Thomas's Electric Oil as a universal remedy tested across the Dominion. It claims efficiency for sore throat back pains and inflammation, noting the preparation heals when rubbed on skin and can be taken internally.
An item notes Egyptians subsist largely on vegetables as a staple of diet and treats the subject with a social angle. The piece implies dietary hardship and class-based food choices within Egypt.
The advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Medicine will cure catarrh and related symptoms by acting through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal mucous surfaces. It notes the product is liquid taken internally and is available from all druggists with free circulars from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Experts from the chemical warfare service report that moderate gas exposure during the war has controlled respiratory diseases including tuberculosis and influenza. They say even paresis has shown some response to this treatment.
The weekly budget for a family of five averaged $10.64 at the start of April, up from $10.79 in March. The twenty nine staple foods across sixty cities show April prices higher than a year ago, with $10.26 in April last year and $16.93 in June 1920.
A quoted remark suggests that when a man pushes to prove his statements, he should be allowed to proceed. The phrase presents a philosophy of insisting on evidence and accountability in discourse.
A Brooklyn Eagle note praises Lord Robert Cecil as an honest sincere ambassador who helped make the League of Nations understood in America. His genuine presentation reportedly won audiences, encouraging hopeful views on the League and its aims as his visit progresses.
A nine ton telecope with an inside diameter of 1345 feet and a 32 inch refracting lens is nearing completion in England. It will be shipped to the Nikolaieff Observatory in Russia and mounted on a steel revolving turret.
A Detroit News quote notes a man feels entitled to a vague region between prickly heat and frozen feet, highlighting a humorous misperception of comfort boundaries. The remark reflects exaggerated self-importance in a harsh climate.
In Greater New York the maple wins the official school tree designation after 300000 votes. The cherry places second and the oak third, while the banana and cocoanut trees receive eleven and one votes respectively.
The product Holloway's Corn Remover is claimed to contain no poisonous ingredient and is described as safe to use without danger or injury.
The northwest coast pearl fisheries supplied Western Australian airlines with a profitable air freight and mail service over the past year. They flew 6,000 miles and carried 70,000 letters, with freight averaging 600 lbs per month. Local interests seek extension 200 miles further. The Bristol three seater Tourer was the aircraft used.
The quote asserts that different cultures observe a weekly Sabbath on different days with Greece on Monday Russia on Tuesday and so on through Assyrians Egyptians Turks Jews and Christians Sunday. It emphasizes varied religious calendars and cultural practices without advocating one fixed day.
A European inventor claims a water column can transmit electric power as effectively as wires. Power delivery works whether water moves or stands still and supports multiple frequencies and phases. In Cornwall granite drilling, water tools deliver about 80 percent efficiency versus 10 percent for compressed air tools.
A Pearson's Weekly excerpt recalls a 12-year-old Sonny challenging daily blessings after the family shared meals. The boy notes they prayed yesterday for similar items, prompting reflections on routine ritual. The piece centers on domestic faith and intergenerational dialogue.
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