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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1926
Page
6
Fragmentary ad copy presents an offer claiming free inventor services from W Irwin Haskett. The text is garbled, with partial phrases about personal service and a prompt to pursue a listing for a “Wanted invent.”
Negotiations proceed on an Anglo Turkish pact to stabilize Angora, ease Britain’s Near East difficulties, and include a substantial loan from British banks. Turkey favors France transferring the Syrian mandate while seeking British support, and hopes Britain backs them against Soviet propaganda in the region.
A majority report of the conciliation board, signed by Justice Hugh T. Kelly and Isaac Pitblado, urges no raise for fifteen thousand Canadian Pacific and Canadian National conductors and yard staff. A minority led by David Campbell favors a six per cent increase aligned with the U S McAdoo award, citing higher costs and harsher conditions in Canada. The majority says no compulsory uplift exists and warns against applying U S scales to Canadian roads.
The government reported that meat packing plants slaughtered 3.3 million head of sheep and cattle in the past year.
The Prince of Wales spoke in French at the opening of the Canadian dormitory in the Cite Universitaire near Paris, declaring the Canadian house open. The dormitory hosts 50 Canadian students and was donated by Senator Joseph M. Wilson of Montreal. He attended a luncheon with President Doumergue and a dinner hosted by the Inter-Allied Club of Paris.
A dramatic ad touts rapid neuralgia relief, promising magical results after applying the product. It asserts pain destruction and breakthrough cures, urging readers to try immediately.
Mr WT Greenway recalls twenty years of Nerviline use at home praising its quick relief for pain earache toothache cramps and upset stomach. The ad notes Nerviline can be rubbed on to yield prompt results and lists 35¢ price at dealers.
A Cairo dispatch reports Egypt will issue a decree capping cotton acreage for three years. Hope Alaska ships first commercial apples, yellow transparent variety, to Anchorage. Saskatchewan advances geologic survey for mineral wealth. Fort Sill crew damages $2,000,000 in fires. Moscow optimism grows for U S relations. Tehran hosts Pan Islamic conference on Herat and holy places. Canada unveils Duralumin limbs for war veterans. Alaska theater project aims for Europe’s largest cinema near Victoria Station.
This pattern features an attractive day dress with optional long or short sleeves and a belt at the hips. No. 1303 comes in sizes 6 to 14 years, requires 2 1 2 or 2 3 4 yards fabric, priced 20 cents. The Fashion Book offers practical simple designs for home dressmakers at 10 cents a copy.
Montreal businesswoman and mother of eight Mme Emery Brassard says Tanlac restored her health after two years of nervousness insomnia weight loss and fatigue. After seven bottles she gained twelve pounds and feels as fit as ever. She praises the tonic made from barks and roots and urges others to ask their druggist for Tanlac today.
The lesson outlines how the twelve tribes divided Canaan with Ephraim Manasseh and the other sons of Jacob, noting Simeon’s drift toward Judah and the two Manasseh halves. It emphasizes vision over present measure, faith guiding long struggles, and the call to spiritual vigor beyond mere calculations. Dr CR Brown comments on Israel as a chosen people whose plans looked to a future promised land.
Sir Thomas Horder states germs carry their antidotes and that treating certain diseases with more of the germ can be proper. He cites pneumonia and septicemia as cases where this approach shows particularly good results.
Address appears as 175 McDermott Ave in Winnipeg with an unspecified pattern number and name. The entry lists town and subject initials She, reflecting a local filing or notice in the newspaper archive.
A compact note hints at home remedies and social stays, referencing Minard’s Liniment for colds and a woman’s independence while alluding to wedding plans and lingering male involvement in the background.
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