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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 14, 1923

Page

6

Carrie the Cow Brings Hope to New Settlement Farm

Margaret Anne settles into Herrington's Hope with Murray and children. Jim Cameron advises on cattle and crops while they build a start with a single near-Holstein cow named Carrie. Murray warns of money tightness in the new settlement and the need to balance present needs with future prospects.

Dickie Jim Murray Bob Nicolas Rupert Margaret Tam Eyerore Teddy Gagnon Herringtom Winnipeg Jim Cameron Fenwicks Carrie Margaret Anne

Castoria a trusted remedy for over thirty years

An old market advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe substitute for castor oil and teething drops. It emphasizes that the product contains no narcotics and bears the familiar signature on the package, with physicians across the country recommending it.

Fletcher

Ghetto origins traced to Rome and its walls

The text explains the term ghetto as the Jewish quarter of an Italian city. It notes Pope Paul IV established the Rome ghetto in 1556, its existence until 1885, and its closure to clear space for embankment works. It describes restrictions including Jews wearing distinctive yellow headgear and veils, and the area being walled with locked gates at night.

Paul IV Rome Tiber

Quebec Tourist Association Signals Value of Traffic

The Montreal Star notes the incorporation of The Quebec Tourist Association, a coalition of prominent businessmen, reflecting the recognized value of tourist traffic and its push for practical business action in the province.

Quebec Tourist Association Montreal Star

College president argues against marriage at low income

A Detroit Free Press quote notes a college president who contends no man should marry on less than $4,000 a year, while humorously admitting he would earn about $30 a week if single.

Detroit Free Press

Selfishness and Selfless Courage in Daily Life

A reflective piece urges children to value self care balanced with unselfish acts. It contrasts selfish behavior with caring, sharing stories of a ragged bootblack who sacrificed for his brother and a Swiss St Bernard tradition aiding travelers. The author cites a poem of small deeds that brighten others and reflect divine blessing.

Mary S J. Bernard Switzerland

Too Soon Woman Friend Dialogue Note

The Boston Transcript quotes a woman friend advising a man named Edith to stop cringing and submit to her, suggesting she desires assertive behavior only after marriage. The exchange reflects social attitudes toward courtship and gender roles.

Edith

University researchers seek cold causes via 2900 surveys

Dr. John F. Norton and Dr. Edward I. Jordan of the University of Chicago hygiene and bacteriology department launched a study into cold origins, sending about 2900 questionnaires to students on chronic conditions and underwear weight. They stress no single germ or factor dominates cold causation.

John F. Norton Edward I. Jordan Department of Hygiene and Bacteriology University of Chicago Norton

Bank balance call reveals a £157 credit

A bank manager phoned a Jewish customer about an overdrawn account and asked him to check his balance as of April 30. The customer then learned his balance was a positive £157 and ended the call.

Hs Jew

German Cities Face Fire Loss Totals in 1910

In 1910 thirteen leading German cities reported combined fire losses of 1 067 205 dollars. The figure reflects major urban fire damage across key municipal centers.

Germany

Every Man on Earth Works Too Hard in His Viewpoint

A compact reflection argues that individuals emphasize their own labor and perspectives, suggesting universal fatigue from constant effort and self focus. The piece critiques the pressure to prove worth through continuous toil.

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