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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 26, 1926
Page
7
In this chapter Joanna confides to landlady Mrs Adams details of a dramatic bank visit and a mink coat purchase funded by five hundred dollar bills. The landlady hints at her own judgment as Joanna contemplates crying or laughing, planning to use the drawing room for a crucial reveal when John arrives.
The notice markets Dr Williams Pink Pills as a strengthening medicine that purports to improve appetite digestion and vitality. An Ontario testimonial from N H Langville claims regained weight and health after taking the pills. The ad urges purchases by mail or at drug stores and notes a 50 cent box price. It ends with an unrelated line about Japan's 3,000,000 bicycles.
The sacred white elephant from Burma, pinkish white and revered in its homeland, will tour the United States after a premiere at London Zoo on May 1. A special bungalow houses the animal, which cannot share a pen with other elephants due to its sacred status.
An English journalist recalls strolling the Strand as a New York clock shows 6 15 p m in New York City and the city blends faint echoes of American life with a revived English character as a hansom passes by.
A Los Angeles Times editorial argues that good behavior in prison does not justify parole or pardon. It calls for deeper evaluation beyond temporary conduct to determine release from confinement by judicial order.
A bottle cast by the United States fishery bureau off Chat ham Massachusetts reached Brixham England after two years at sea. Captain Simpson’s experiments show about ten percent of several thousand bottles were recovered worldwide. Some drifted 10 000 miles. one bottle took four and a half years from Cape Town to the Shetland Islands.
A science essay suggests polarized moonlight may influence chemical processes in living matter. It notes seaweed and marine worms show lunar periodicity and argues moonlight could account for plant and animal responses, potentially validating old legends.
The article notes Michael Constantine de Couret, Baron Kingsale, holds a hereditary privilege allowing him to wear a hat in the presence of the King of England. Granted to Sir John de Courcy in King John’s reign for conquering Ulster, this rare prerogative has been exercised only five times, most recently in 1859 before Queen Victoria.
Simple and Sure. Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil is so plain in use that a child can follow the instructions. For a liniment rub on the skin and for a dressing apply as directed. the directions are unmistakable and understood by all ages.
A mixed reading fragment includes devotional verses from Mark and Paul Gerhardt with George MacDonald reflections, intertwined with an asthma remedy advertisement. It notes Dr J D Kellogg’s asthma remedy, marketed as inhaled smoke or vapor available via dealers or wholesalers.
Students from Oxford and Cambridge aided archeologist S. E. Winholt in Pulborough Sussex during spring break. Evidence shows a 2000 year old road linked Roman State Street to the London road, with first century A.D. pottery, iron rings, urns, a pre Roman beehive, quern and flint tools uncovered.
The authorities of University College London plan a new Danish lectureship in memory of Queen Alexandra. Minard's Liniment for burns.
Bobist a former military aviator applies for a patent on a new aeroplane claimed to avoid crashes. The design uses counter-weights that slide to the rear during a perpendicular descent to restore balance, aided by an auxiliary rudder.
Mrs F H Miller of Vancouver writes that years ago her husband suffered severe heart palpitations and smothering spells, doctors saying six months to live. A friend advised Milburn’s H and N Pills, and he lived to 54 with improved health, able to climb stairs without heart pain. The T Milburn Co. of Toronto promotes the remedy.
The Haddington Burns Club plans a memorial for Robert Burns’s mother Bobbie Burns. She lived long after her famous son and died at Grant's Braes in East Lothian, Scotland.
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