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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
6
An Arctic era medical patent advertises Catarrhozone a piney healing vapor treatment for colds throat troubles and bronchial attacks. It claims rapid relief easing coughing and sore irritation with a two month complete outfit priced at $1.00 and smaller sizes available.
The dialogue traces Jim Hammonds’ struggles after leaving college to support his family through real estate work. He marries Hattie Snow, sacrifices writing dreams, and rails at the costly pressures that threaten his son Fred. The exasperated speaker banters about the Gaylords and hopes for Fred’s success.
A gay holiday week at Hillerton centers on the Blaisdell, Pennock, and Gaylord circles with dances and outings. Miss Flora reveals Mellicent’s gifting of a mother’s present that she must return. Jane’s frugality clashes with Mellicent’s generosity, while Fred goes to work and Halley’s circle grows. Mr. Smith grows closer to Miss Maggie at the Duff home, coping with family tensions and financial hints as winter passes.
The ad links shoulder blade pain and bilious symptoms to liver trouble and touts Dr. Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as the fast path to health. A Ontario reader Mrs. Wm. Barten reports relief from liver distress and back dragging after using the pills. Sold by 2560 Ben. of dealers and Edmanson Bates Co Limited Toronto.
Read testimonies from Ottawa and London mothers praising Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription as a tonic during expectancy and beyond It is urged for frail health and postnatal strength with options in liquid or tablet form Available through local druggists or Dr Pierces Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY or Dr Pierces Laboratory Bridgeburg Ont for trial packages
Mr. Smith frets as Maggie declines help from Frank James and Flora. She insists on counting every penny and refuses money or furniture, saying she would feel like consuming Jane’s interest or Hattie’s gold chairs. The scene ends with a teased continuation.
A medical warning urges parents not to ignore temporary tooth abscesses in children. Even harmless seeming pus can lead to severe infections, affecting the jaw, neck fascia, heart, kidneys, and eyes. Early dental care and preventive routines from eruption onward are advised to prevent costly, life threatened outcomes.
London experts study why messages from west of Soller Spain are hard to hear in Soler while northward signals arrive clearly. Sunrise sunset affect England America transmissions and Paris signals vary dramatically, with some messages fading or becoming unreadable.
Denmark sets up a consul general in Montreal as commerce grows with the Dominion. Canada dispatches a trade commissioner to Denmark as both nations push to raise trade volumes and product exchanges.
A compact teaser notes that a quiet fighter risks a clash as silence ends and a bout begins. It implies a boxer may lose temper or trigger a confrontation when he stops speaking.
A young Canadian clay industry shows success and promise, backed by Canada’s wide deposits of raw material. It seeks to expand domestic supply and invest capital while achieving gains in foreign markets.
A 1851 exhibition featured a eucalyptus board sawn from a single trunk measuring 143 feet long and pictures of other specimens as large as eighteen feet in diameter.
In a Swiss glacier, vast solid ice reserves are described as enough to construct multiple cities the size of New York, illustrating the glacier’s immense mass and potential.
The report of the Wild Lands Tax Commissioner shows 6,128,880 acres assessed in Saskatchewan with a total value of 79,791,607 dollars. The assessment appears in the annual report of the Department of Municipal Affairs.
Researchers note that the common garden snail carries about 14 175 teeth arranged in 135 rows of 105 each. Another snail variety reportedly has around 21 000 teeth in 140 rows.
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