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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
2
A brief note describes a design effort by Giles Halls Gites eoby teseens to create coins or bail ideas. The text emphasizes mindful exchange and the craft of engraving or pattern work. No clear event date or organization is stated.
Fragmentary spoofed dialogue from a New Orleans Times Democrat piece quoted by Lippincott's Magazine. The wit twists around time, a puzzled answer, and a stolen watch ending in a comic misunderstanding.
Report from the Philadelphia Ledger notes Turkey contemplates a public exhibit to showcase its possessions and history to visitors, describing a envisioned display at the palace linked to butchered men.
A fragment reflects on talk versus action with a proverb about talkers and workers. The speaker notes that steady steam and a whistle do not guarantee progress, highlighting the gap between words and deeds.
The Philadelphia Record notes Halloway's Corn Cure as highly effective for corns and warts. The text mentions a ten minute stop at the railway station for refreshments, with Blobbs wondering why trains stop briefly for humane reasons.
Neuralgia stems from nerve starvation due to weak blood. A tonic method builds general health to remove the cause, easing pain as nerves receive nourishment. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to create rich blood, curing obstinate neuralgia and even anemia. Testimonials from Mrs. Tibert praise relief. Pills available by mail or dealers.
A terse note from the Boston Transcript references Minard's Liniment claimed to cure distemper. Burleigh proposes a delayed mention, jokingly implying an answer comes too late for Miss Frank.
A preacher reflects on Romans chapters 8 to 12, urging believers to live in newness of life in Christ. Each must personally align with God’s will, avoid judging others, and seek righteousness through faith, resulting in peace, joy, and hopeful endurance by the Holy Spirit.
A mosaic of quotes, jokes, and short items includes a Bible reference about judgment, a remark by Senator La Follette on cerity tariffs, a Harvey Lanigan anecdote with poison and a doctor’s dramatic line, a Louisville Times aside about rat poison, a blurb praising Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills for brain workers, and a brief exchange about Lady Francia Cook and suffrage costs with Gotham and Yonkers newspaper chatter.
An elderly stranger addresses a Sunday school remarking on the mysteries of creation and the globe’s motion before a young audience. Tommy Tucker interrupts with a surprised remark as the Chicago Tribune records the moment.
The famed actor Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree tells a railway carriage anecdote about a young man who lights a cheap cigarette in a non smoking coach. Tree remarks that the mourning passenger should have conscientious scruples and offers him a cigar as a gentle rebuke.
The Canadian Pacific Railway runs annual excursions from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta to Eastern Canada. The tour ist sleeping cars now run on all through trains enabling western travelers to reach the East with comfort and minimum cost. Passengers on the All Canadian Route change cars very little, avoid crowded city transfers and avoid baggage examination or bonding.
A pompous magistrate accuses a prisoner charged with stealing a pig, warning that multiple pig thefts have sparked fear and that an example must be made to keep the district safe, per the Lonnen Daily News.
A Chicago News quip features Dusty Dennis claiming an Eskimo washes every two years as he accepts a slice of pumpkin pie, prompting a skeptical housewife remark about resemblance. The humorous exchange centers on a playful stereotype in a domestic setting.
This Louisville Courier Journal note mocks the play’s realism as a housemaid fails to perform housework after six months since the production began. The comment frames audience expectations and theatercraft in sharp, period voice.
Advertisers claim the syrup cures coughs and colds and fights lung inflammation. They cite numerous testimonials from diverse men and say medical vendors highly recommend it as a standard throat and lung remedy. Try it.
Louis recalls a paradoxical upbringing with a gentleman’s agreement and reliable rebates, framing his early life as unobtrusive and self-controlled despite hints of shrewd survival tactics. The exchange highlights a pragmatic, wry perspective on hardship and clever resourcefulness.
A Lakefield Ontario man writes from Lakefield Quebec dated October 9 1907 praising Minard's Liniment Co Ltd for curing hip and back injuries after a 1905 road machine accident and crutch use. He credits William Outridge of La chute with urging the remedy and states he is now as well as ever.
A Baltimore American item notes Mrs. Goddam refusing neighbor relations, claiming she must draw the line. She reportedly placed a boundary on the back fence this morning and will handle her own washing.
A New York Press tale recalls a clerk in a corner drug store weighing a letter for a smiling customer. The clerk confirms the two cent stamp is correct and offers to place it on the envelope, prompting the woman to vow future postcard business at the shop.
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