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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 23, 1927

Page

7

Painted Fires Chapter XI I Continued at Eagle Mines

Mercy Bell McMann and her husband James drift in a harsh frontier town called Eagle Mines. The lodging house, boarders, and an attentive Jack Doran shape her lonely life as she plots her return to Lincoln Nebraska.

M. McMann Eagle Mines Canada God’s Country Lincoln Nebraska Coly Mrs. McMann Mr. McMann McMann Mercy Bell Mec. McMann Mr. Doran Bosa

Woman Recovers From Eight Months Bed Rest After using Lydia E Pinkham Remedies

A Melfort Saskatchewan woman describes eight months of illness with headaches back pains and extreme fatigue. After two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Lydia E Pinkham's Blood Medicine she could stand up and dress herself. She weighed seventy eight pounds at first and now weighs about double that. She plans to answer letters for more information.

Melfort Saskatchewan Lydia E. Pinkham

Homesteads Pushed for Hudson Bay Lands Opening

The Saskatoon Board of Trade and The Saskatoon Daily Star press for Ottawa to open lands tributary to the Hudson Bay Railway for homestead entry. The clay belt covering 6 000 to 7 000 square miles could yield about 25 600 farms of 160 acres each.

Saskatoon Board of Trade Saskatoon Daily Star Ottawa Hudson Bay Railway Mile Mile 185 J. H. Holmes Bracken Manitoba Pas

Silk Firm to Open Factory in Ontario

One of France’s largest silk manufacturers plans a new plant in Canada likely in the St. Catharines district Ontario. Initial setup includes 30 to 35 looms and about 40 workers will be employed.

Canada St. Catharines Ontario

Red Rose Tea Uses Aluminum Packaging to Preserve Freshness

The advertisement touts Red Rose Tea as rarely returned, attributing this to aluminum canning. It claims the bright aluminum container prevents flavor loss, dampness, staleness, or deterioration, keeping tea as fresh as the day it was packed.

German Socialist Describes Harsh Russia Conditions

Dr Otto Friedlaender, a prominent German socialist, toured Russia this summer with Soviet permission and reports severe misery among workers. He notes crowded living in single rooms, beggary and crime, oppression of speech, and a bleak intellectual climate. He warns that without new foreign credits Russia faces fresh economic shocks.

Otto Friedlaender Russia Friedlaender Dublin Irish Times

Radio Reduces Pacific Cable Receipts Losses Seen

The Pacific Cable Board faces annual revenue drop of about £95,000 due to Empire radio and wireless use. Montreal Dominion station completion may raise competition and hurt traffic from the U S. Current year receipts may cover expenditures, but future years likely show losses.

Pacific Cable Great Britain Canada Australia New Zealand Empire Pacific Cable Board Dominion Montreal U.S

Garnet Wheat Promising in Central Alberta Trials

Alberta's Garnet wheat shows strong yields and early maturation at the Lacombe Experimental Station. An area of 61 acres produced an average 40 bushels per acre with only 15 percent summer fallow. Samples graded higher than Marquis, suggesting Garnet may replace later varieties on heavy black soils amid frost risk.

Alberta Lacombe Marquis

Connecticut Windshield Wiper Law Enforced in Town Court

Albert Rubenstahl faced a contravention for lacking a windshield wiper on his truck. The Connecticut windshield wiper law required wipers on all non motorcycle vehicles and the judge ruled the law prevailed, fining five dollars plus costs.

Connecticut Albert Rubenstahl

Belated party misunderstanding sparks humorous remark

A playful exchange unfolds as one person claims a wonderful time at a party while the other denies attending. The conversation escalates with a wry insistence that the speaker was at someone else’s gathering, adding comic confusion.

Endorsements From World Alliance Messages At St Louis Meeting

Four countries read messages at the International Goodwill Congress in St Louis endorsing the World Alliance for International Friendship. Prince of Wales expresses sympathy with the organization aiding Christian influence to curb causes of war. Canadian Prime Minister Mackenzie King urges churches to unite to promote peace on earth and goodwill toward men.

Prince of Wales King St. Louis Hi. RA Godfrey Thomas

British Columbia Whale Catch Totals Announced

Captain George Lemarquand reports 261 whales caught on the British Columbia coast this year as the Consolidated Whaling Corporation's fleet returns from Queen Charlotte Islands. Last year’s total was 269 whales, marking a slight decrease from this year.

British Columbia George Lemarquand Consolidated Whaling Corporation Queen Charlotte Islands

Baby's Own Tablets Promote Safe Relief for Infants

A Canadian testimonial touts Baby's Own Tablets as the sole medicine for a baby girl thirteen months old weighing twenty two pounds. The ad claims the product is free from injurious drugs and guarantees benefit for common infant ailments, sold for 25 cents a box by The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.

Russell Hill Norwood Ont Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville

Controversy Over The Letter S Sparks Debate

A debate erupts over the role of the letter S in shaping words into sharp phrases. Critics argue the symbol amplifies rhetoric, while supporters claim it conveys precise meaning and stylistic nuance.

Simple and Sure Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Adverts

A compact old column promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as simple to use for liniment or dressing with plain instructions fit for all ages. It contrasts hope and effort with practical advice while noting a social maxim about choosing workers. The piece blends religious mottoes with household remedies and a cautionary saying about servants.

Thomas

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