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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 17, 1926

Page

2

Age of Opportunity and the Youth Budget for Success

A writer argues that today’s youth face golden opportunities, not obstacles, detailing rapid growth of Gillette, Ford, and radio as proof. He contends modern innovation enjoys open reception, while past conservatism hindered beginnings, urging patience and initiative to build wealth.

Gillette Safety Razor Co Henry Ford Tfe United States Canada Fathers of Confederation Atlantic Pacific Prairies West

Film Project Aids Naval Battle Film Cooperation

The London Daily Express reports Germany offers to cooperate in producing an official British film on the Battles of Coronel and the Falklands. The British Admiralty is expected to accept the proposal.

London Daily Express Germany Battle of Coronel Falkiana Islands Admiralty

Wool production standardization boosts U.S. exports

A Canadian Co operative Wool Growers bulletin says quality grading raises wool exports to the United States by 600 percent in four years. Shipments rose from 1,054,000 in 1922 to 6,416,562 in 1926. The note also mentions Riza Khan, the new Shah of Persia, pursuing reforms to education.

Canada United States Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers Riza Khan Persia

Napoleon's Battle Cane Sold to Trieste Collector

A cane carved by a Bonaparte soldier after the Arcola fight was purchased by a Trieste antiquary for 45 000. The canes handle depicts Napoleon in several battle scenes and the weapon was kept by the general during his stay at Areola.

Arcola Napoleon Trieste Bonaparte Areola

Joint Soreness Subdued and Swellings Reduced

Reported soreness in joints eased and swelling diminished quickly after applying a rub to the affected areas. The item describes a topical remedy claiming rapid relief from discomfort.

Nerviline Promises Relief for Rheumatic Aches

Amos F. Fleury of Kingston says Nerviline, sold at McKay's Drug Store, restored him from crippling rheumatism. The advertisement claims it eases rheumatic pains including lumbago and sciatica, offering a 35 cent bottle with lasting satisfaction and wide availability.

Amos F. Fleury Kingston McKay

Sardinian Fascist Leader Mortally Struck in Crowd

Forty thousand mourners gathered as the Fasist Porta fell to an anti Fascist shooter during a rally about Mussolini’s attempted assassination. The funeral became the era’s largest Fascist demonstration in Sardinia.

Porta Mussolini Sardinia

The Tired Out Woman and Dr Williams Pink Pills

A housewife describes relief from nervous weakness using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits renewed energy and improved health after months of use and recommends them. Sold by dealers and via mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont at 50 cents a box.

Dr. Williams

Germans Install Wireless Telegraphy on Trains

After six years of work a new German system of wireless telegraphy is now set up on the Hamburg Berlin line. Passengers can call subscribers at any exchange and be called themselves. The system will roll out on all main government railways and also allow train to train communication.

Hamburg-Berlin

Egyptian Students Abandon Traditional Robes in Civil War Aftermath

In a turbulent period at a prominent Egyptian school a civil conflict led students to drop traditional shirk robes for modern dress. The education minister opposed the change threatening a lockout, but students kept robes over suits and continued attending classes, surviving the dispute within the school.

Egypt Minister of Education

Doctor’s Cracked Diagnosis Sparks Odd Exchange

A doctor tells a man his wife’s mind is diseased and he responds with humorous misinterpretation about her giving him a piece of her every morning for years. The exchange plays on wordplay and mistaken illness framing.

Jones Scott

Explorer McGovern Reports Amazon Natives Varied Cultures

Dr William McGovern, returning from a year in the Amazon, describes natives with diverse social systems. Some tribes possess culture, politics, and religion, while others live primitively without huts or swimming ability, using large communal rooms and central fires. Their staple food is mandioca, processed to remove poison.

William McGovern London Amazon

Belgian King Uses Nearly Silent Motorcycle At Olympia Show

King Albert of Belgium, who rides his own motorcycle, bought his seventh machine of this type. The latest mount, built locally, attracted attention at the Olympia show for its unusual design and nearly noiseless performance thanks to an improved silencer. The monarch, an aviation enthusiast, often travels about 200 miles daily unaccompanied.

Albert Belgium Olympia

Verger William Skinner Acknowledges 500000 Questions

William Skinner head verger of St Pauls Cathedral notes he has answered over 500000 questions while guiding sightseers in fifty years. He says Americans account for about one fifth of inquiries and Londoners rarely visit for tours.

William Skinner St. Paul's Cathedral Mr. Skinner

Advice for Young Mothers in Hamilton Ont

A pregnant woman credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with improving her health during pregnancy. She describes relief from back pain and nerve distress, increased strength, and a healthy baby despite prior morning sickness. The notice claims the remedy also eases mental strain often associated with motherhood.

Hamilton Dr. Pierce

Empire Leaves Members Free

A John Bull London essay argues the British Commonwealth thrives by loose cohesion not legal bonds. Free members share roots, language, and sovereignty, while pursuing common effort, trade channels, and imperial communication, keeping a friendly atmosphere if the spirit remains right.

John Bull London

New Discovery Kills Catarrh Germ And Provides Relief

An advertised Geero Wormwood Balm claims to relieve nasal catarrh quickly by clearing congestion inflammation and killing germs. The product is promoted as safe for delicate tissues and offered with a money back guarantee. a 60cm box supposedly lasts weeks.

Films Earth From Parachute Descent by James Clark

James Clark, star parachute jumper at Anacostia Naval Air Station, filmed landscape from high altitude as he parachuted down. The descent began with irregular somersaults and transitioned to a controlled, steady motion as an automatic chest-mounted camera captured the scene. Asthma remedy ad promotes J D Kellogg treatment with inhaled smoke or vapor for relief.

James Clark Naval Air Station Anacostia D.C Clark

Shakespeare Memorial Theatre seeks U S aid for new edifice

Archibald Flower, chairman, sailed to New York to gauge American donors for a proposed Shakespeare Theatre at Stratford on Avon to replace the one destroyed by fire. The project seeks 500000 dollars, with 200000 already raised including insurance on the old building.

Archibald Flower Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Stratford- on-Avon Eng New York United States Stratford-on Avon

Plan Memorial Forest for Gene Stratton Porter in NY

A memorial forest of 10 000 white pine seedlings will be planted along a New York State highway to honor Gene Stratton Porter. This marks the second NY memorial after the first for Clara Barton founder of the Red Cross.

New York State Gene Stratton-Porter New York Clara Barton The Red Cross

Lincoln Physician Dr. Joshua H. Hayes Dies at 95

Dr. Joshua H. Hayes, personal physician to Abraham Lincoln, died here at age 95. He reportedly wished to live to 160 and dedicated his life to medical service and public health.

Joshua H. Hayes Abraham Lincoln

Liverpool and Manchester to be linked by modern road

The planned automobile road between Liverpool and Manchester will cost about 15 million dollars and provide employment for 2,000 workers.

Liverpool Manchester England

Delivery Man Escapes Dog Attack By Tossing Matches

A delivery worker fled two attacking dogs by throwing lit matches at them to deter the assault. The incident underscores dogs’ fear of fire and the danger to casual pedestrians.

Going concern investors should note the trajectory ahead

Stakeholders considering a going concern must assess the company’s direction, signals of growth or decline, and the sustainability of cash flows to determine future viability and risk.

Won Riches Too Late Prospector Dies

Charles Scarlet Brown long sought gold in Yukon and Alaska and found a famous lode near Nome. He died aboard the Victoria returning to Seattle, just days from port, after a life spent prospecting in the North.

Charles “Scarlet’ Brown Old Third Beach Nome Alaska Victoria Seattle Brown Yukon Northland

London Detective Miss Gertrude Sunter Exposes Shoplifters

Successful detective Miss Gertrude Sunter of a major London department store says she has caught seven hundred seventy eight women shoplifters in five years. She claims instinct reveals theft and notes thieves specialize while citing example seizures of ribbon and silk dresses as proof.

Gertrude Sunter London

Holloway's Corn Remover Declared Safe for Use

Advertisers insist the product contains no poisonous ingredient and can be used without danger or injury. The claim emphasizes safety for consumers using Holloway's Corn Remover.

Holloway

Robert Kernighan Dies in Rockton Home

Robert Kirkland Kernighan the Kuan author and poet dies at his Rockton Ontario home after a months long illness in his 72nd year. The obituary notes a quip about speaking and a warning against grand plans built on weak foundations.

Robert Kirkland Kernighan Rockton Onl

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