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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1927
Page
7
A deciphered medieval prophecy attributed to Nostradamus, via the Adyar Society, predicts Britain will vanish in 3422 and Paris will fall to aerial attacks. The text also touches on past prophecies and a narrative excerpt following characters Helmi, Jack, and Mrs. McMann, with a cliffhanger ending.
Hebus contemplates beauty and endurance of hills as a train crosses to Mine No. 2. Helmi seeks work at the Elite Boarding House while Mrs. Turner and Mrs. McMann clash over a garden plan. Helmi notices hidden items in a china hen as the day unfolds among workers and patrons.
Spring brings beauty with blossoms and floods yet fails to fix cluttered yards. Helmi admires flowers as Mrs. Turner mocks her excitement. Neighbours complain about dampness and broken verandahs while Helmi seeks space to garden but faces resistance.
Mrs Caroline Nelson reports relief from stomach and liver troubles after using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. She notes weight gain brighter eyes and improved complexion. The testimonial emphasizes renewed health across daily activities.
H B Kastor of the University of California perfects an airplane sextant that yields observer position directly after observations. Berkeley authorities note its cockpit utility and a working model is to be built. A university committee reviewed it and may seek government testing.
Paris declares M. Jean Chiappe the richest chief of police in the world. The Chiappe family, one of Corsica’s oldest, is linked to Napoleonic era affairs with ancestral ties to Corsica’s 18th century governance and rumored financial aid to Napoleon in his difficult times.
It is claimed in Takaku Japan that women are preferred for pearl diving because they can stay under water longer than men.
If you are poor your friends seldom help you but if you are rich they want to help themselves. It is wiser to remain ignorant of a dangerous secret than to know it.
The Prince of Wales outlined three standout impressions from his Canada visits the diamond jubilee, joining the Privy Council, and Mr Baldwin as a travelling companion. He urged British youth to study Canada and consider business holidays to explore its growth potential with good brains and money. He noted broadcasts to the Arctic Circle from Calgary and meeting the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Regina.
A consumer reports that Corns disappear after treatment with Holloway's Corn Remover and leave no scar. The product is marketed as a painless remedy for corn relief.
Experiments by German postal authorities to establish wireless telephone between land stations and ocean liners have shown promise. A specially fitted steamer will sail to the North Sea with apparatus for sending and receiving calls and will cruise for several weeks to test two way conversations in varying weather. Vienna's municipally owned funeral street car operates in the city.
The letter from Mrs Beulah Demone of Pleasant River Nova Scotia describes a weakened heart, dizziness, insomnia, and fatigue after flu. She reports relief after using a Price 50c box remedy from The T Milburn Co Limited mailed on receipt of price.
Dr. Anna Kugler, first American woman medical missionary to India, returns to supervise Guntur Hospital after a furlough. Despite turning seventy-two, she resumes leadership by special board dispensation and brings in over $3,000 in private gifts for hospital equipment. She began in 1883 and earned the Kaisershind silver medal in 1904 with later a bar added for further service.
A weekly miscellany quotes Adelaide Anne Procter and Adeline D T Whitney on virtue life and destiny. It then runs an advertisement touting Miller's Worm Powders for intestinal worms promising relief for children by eliminating digestive irregularities and worm promoting conditions.
A historical sketch recalls King Sisowath who ruled in Cambodia from a jungle capital under French protection. He reportedly lived in luxury with ten official wives and a harem of 500, plus 146 children. He toured France in 1906 wearing a state costume topped by a diamond.
John P D Rose 85 of Irvine Kentucky travels to town to shop buys coffin and iron fence for grave discusses funeral with undertaker and directs arrangements. He says he has no plan to die soon but wants to be prepared, a common custom among mountaineers.
The Poultry Supply Dealer reports Ontario surpasses all provinces with over 32 million dollars in poultry and egg production annually. Quebec follows with 13 million and Saskatchewan around 11 million, per Hon. John S. Martin, Ontario Minister of Agriculture.
During the first nine months of the year the Canada Colonization Association placed 464 families on 119 633 acres in the west. Manitoba hosted 133 families on 26 810 acres, Saskatchewan 175 on 50 815 acres, Alberta 141 on 38 421 acres, and British Columbia 15 on 3 581 acres. The association operates as a subsidiary of the Canadian Pacific Railway Department of Colonization and Development.
Mothers nationwide endorse Baby's Own Tablets as a reliable health aid for infants. The tablets ease stomach upsets, constipation, indigestion, colds, fevers, worm expulsion, and teething discomfort, sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.
The Department of the Interior has extended wildlife preserves in Canada by adding all islands north of the mainland between the 60th and 141st longitudes. The enlarged area is designated the Arctic Islands Preserve to benefit native communities.
Feldspar has been mined in Canada since 1890 with most output exported to the United States for use in New Jersey and Ohio potteries and enamelling trades. Longstanding asthma sufferers are urged by Kelloge’s Asthma Remedy manufacturers to read letters from cured cases, claiming prompt relief even after long neglect.
The note questions how quickly firms selling saxo phones on installment plans repossess or take back devices when payments fall behind. It implies potential consumer concerns about debt collection timing and policy.
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