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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 25, 1925
Page
6
Baree the wolf pup follows Maheegan into a snow covered plain and joins a hunting pack chasing a caribou. The pursuit ends in the river where Baree fights for life against the aggressive wolves, driven by Kazan’s blood and his own fierce will.
Carveth Wells returns to London with a dramatic account of the Malay jungle. He describes a topsy turvy land with plants and animals behaving oddly, fearless predators, unusual birds, and a fish that walks. Slides and demonstrations accompanied his lecture.
Spring Valley Saskatchewan farmer Annie Ayars praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easier confinement after sixth pregnancy noting nine pound healthy girl birth and improved sleep. She credits the product though no local druggist was available and mentions writing friends about it.
A vivid account describes a creature bleeding from the mouth and ears, its tongue torn and tongue staining its legs and belly as it writhed in pain. The scene emphasizes dazed instincts and clouded perception, ending with an indication that the narrative continues.
A Los Angeles chamber warns new settlers against freak farming in the region noting the lack of room for rabbit fur farms while listing exotic ventures such as alligator ostrich goldfish lion butterfly frog and silver fox establishments. Diesel engines are urged for logging camps on the Pacific coast to cope with remote timber regions and rising fuel costs. A bachelor argues marriage may cure lovesickness but calls the remedy worse than the disease.
German scientists reportedly produced synthetic rubber from potatoes. Isopren, key rubber component found in potatoes, was isolated while studying India rubber. Researchers shifted to potato based methods, claiming elasticity comparable to tree sap rubber.
Purported health ad praising Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood and nerve tonic. It claims rich red blood improves energy and appearance and cites a testimonials from Annie M Blonski of Woodbridge Man who described weakness headaches breathlessness and heart palpitations improving after using the pills. The ad notes availability from druggists or by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Robert, on his first train trip, woke crying and claimed he was in the top drawer, his mother asking if he knew where he was. The piece then shifts to an advertisement touting Dr J D Kellogg’s asthma remedy as reliably effective for relief in any case.
Seventies university note: 150 University of Michigan students donate blood to fund their education. Donors are called from classrooms theatres or even sleep when emergencies arise, supporting campus needs.
Dr Charles G Abbot directs a Solar Radiation Expedition to Morocco South Africa and England with Smithsonian co operation to study the sun and seek weather forecasts weeks months or years ahead. A station will measure daily solar heat variation to improve forecasts beyond current short range methods.
A London report estimates 28 000 000 people in Great Britain visited the British Empire Exhibition with 95 percent passing through the Canadian Buildings. There are over a thousand weekly inquiries at the Canadian Inquiry Stand about emigration and unusually many inquiries about mining, hydro electric and other investments. Exporters of Canadian products have reaped many orders.
The Ontario Government will allow settlers to buy only 80 acres instead of 160. The policy targets the northern clay belt with an aim to direct settlement. Authorities note several potential advantages from the change.
A fragment presents a proverb about a mother using Liniment and urging preparation for the worst, noting that the best can provide for itself while a mother cannot force her children to use what they have.
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