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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1925
Page
7
Pierrot and Nepeese trappers tale unfolds as Baree the wolf dog and Maheegan the young mate await the Big Snow. Nepeese vows Baree will return to her while the forest stirs with winter hunger and new hunting life. To be continued.
In a moon lit night Pierrot senses Baree’s destiny as the wild wolf blood stirs. The Call comes to Baree like a thief entering a forbidden place and the pack song marks the moment of his deep ancestral longing.
Mrs Helen Balanoff of Fusilier Saskatchewan describes back and side pains along with headaches lasting years, worsened after marriage. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improvement after three months and recommends it to others. Her testimonial urges others to try the remedy through their druggist.
Baree the lone wolf pursues the northern trail as the pack moves away, testing his defiance of night and seeking the mystery of Nepeese. He answers the west lone howl, then the pack feasts below as his hunger grows and the moon fades.
Promotes a smoke or vapor inhaled remedy for asthma claiming it reaches inner bronchial passages to ease breathing. Urges readers to try, noting millions of grateful users and suggesting quick home delivery if the reader shares the same experience.
Ruth says she avoids creditors by crossing the street while Dub recalls being arrested for walking down the middle of the street. The dialogue plays on avoidance and a humorous misunderstanding of public order.
A resident of Alport Ontario asserts forty years of use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets for family health. He praises the treatment from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel staff and notes no relapse since 1910, urging readers to consult the Buffalo office for advice.
Land revealed by low water along the St. Lawrence uncovers a British silver coin from 1792, found by Joseph Seymour on land formerly six feet below. The obverse bears a sovereign profile with a fragmented royal inscription. the reverse shows the coat of arms and a Latin motto, the coin well preserved amid a region long tied to English and French posts.
Arthur Seguin of Storbooks Sask recounts personal recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for catarrh, indigestion, and sleep. Three customers also benefited, leading him to recommend the pills to others. Available from local druggists or by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Two twin brothers, solicitors G. H. Young and C. V. Young, appeared at Thames Police Court London one for the prosecution the other for the defense. The two prosecutors were also brothers as were the three prisoners in the case.
A Montreal Herald message extols high school education as essential for future success. It praises students beginning high school and describes education as a royal road to progress and independence.
Work by Mr. Harlan Smith of the Victoria Memorial Museum for the Dominion Government improved totem poles at Kitwanga and vicinity along the Jasper Prince Rupert line. The program aims to preserve Indian totems for lasting value and will continue next year in the Kitwanga district and possibly other districts.
An old patent remedy claim promises swift relief from rheumatism and lumbago. It asserts immediate ease and comfort for sufferers, highlighting quick action and lasting comfort.
A Georgetown reader F. EF. Normand testifies that Nerviline cured crippling joint pains and rheumatism. He urges others to obtain a 35c bottle to gain quick, reliable relief and regain health.
Corne lius H Callaghan announces that thirty members of the Maritime Shipping Exchange will buy the old three master The Benjamin F Packard from its owners. The ship will be stored with marine trophies and anchored off the Battery as a floating museum.
Explorers surveyors prospectors and hunters will find Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil very useful in camp. When feet and legs are wet and cold rub the oil freely to prevent pains in the muscles and to dress cuts contusions or sprains.
The Lord Mayor of London stands among the realm’s most visible personages. Viewed abroad during state visits he seems more prominent than the prime minister and lord high chancellor, serving as general, admiral, judge, privy counsellor, and ceremonial head with a court of aides. After his year ends he returns to obscurity, remembered only by aldermen and the Plumbers Guild he leads.
In a brief exchange a lifeguard who saved a man’s life is offered a dollar by Mrs and fifty cents by Mr. The dialogue shows differing tipping amounts after a near fatal rescue.
A nurse muses on who never folded clothes at bed time and a child answers Adam. The fragment suggests a humorous or cryptic dialogue about a biblical name. No further context or events are provided.
Mrs A Harrison of Kingston Ontario recounts injuring her left ankle during house duties when dye contaminated the wound. She credits Zam Bok with stopping pain and infection and speeding healing, recommending its use for eruptions, rashes, burns and boils.
The Minor Prophet Jonah is believed buried in Mosul with a traditional tomb on the opposite bank of the Tigris. Mosul, an ancient Arab city near Nineveh, was once prosperous for muslin manufacture. Christians and Mohammedans alike venerate local saints St George and Jonah, reflecting broad Modernist views.
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