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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
2
The author argues Canada must expand immigration to absorb surplus British Isles population and settle vast unsettled lands. It urges health tests, rejects cash-entry barriers, and calls on Western Canada to push Parliament elected Oct 29 to enact a wholesale, orderly immigration plan.
National Safety Council statistics show 1923 US auto fatalities at 14.8 per 100 000, far higher than England, Scotland, New Zealand and Canada. For 153 American cities 1924 rate was 194 per 100 000, totaling at least 17 400 deaths from automo bile crashes, not counting rail or streetcar incidents. The data accompany the Fourteenth Annual Congress opening in Cleveland on September 25.
A testimonial endorses Nerviline as fast relief for pain and ailments with a 25 cent price claim. The piece also notes a London man earning nearly ten thousand dollars yearly by advising men on wardrobe choices and accompanying them to shops to select colors and styles.
The Orange Free State, recently visited by the Prince of Wales, is described as definitively British since 1900. Diamonds are mined in electric lit tunnels with costly machinery. Theft risk is high but rare due to licensed dealers and restricted sales. The region also hosts vast livestock including millions of sheep and cattle, horses and Angora goats, plus many ostriches.
Mrs Charlotte Williams dies in Sterling Ontario in her 93rd year. The item notes a circle of six nearby residents aged collectively 552 years, and mentions four sovereigns ruled Britain during their lifetimes alongside six local pioneers.
The 1,25014%-bushkel government terminal grain elevator at Prince Rupert will be completed by November, with a test shipment of ten carloads of grain to follow.
Waterproof matches prove water resistant and still ignite when rubbed on a striker, gaining popularity among pipe smokers in London. The article notes tests showing immersion leaves them usable, suggesting a practical advantage in damp conditions.
A terse exchange reveals a Belgian convict awaiting release with three-tenths of his earnings due at term end. The dialogue shifts to a car scene where a man responds he drove fast, admitting a top speed of seventy yesterday, and a question about theft is posed.
The water-borne movement of British Columbia lumber for the first six months totals 253,911,823 feet, up from 250,090,968 feet year earlier. Over half, 128,334,898 feet, went to the Atlantic coast.
A brief note from a W N U dispatch identifies Minard’s Linient as a remedy or treatment for colds. The item cites W N U 1597 as the broadcast or reference point.
Devotional notes on Paul’s arrival in Corinth and his labor by hand. The lesson traces Roman history from Pompey’s capture of Jewish prisoners to Claudius’s edict expelling Jews from Rome and Suetonius’s account, noting how a strong early Roman church formed thereafter.
Experts forecast 10 000 000 radio receiving sets in operation by 1930 as fans of the nation spend toward the medium. Growth since 1918 shows rising costs and more ready built instruments, with 4 000 000 homes now equipped and 563 stations broadcasting programs.
An advert claims rheumatic attacks stem from watery impure blood and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder and nerve tonic. It cites Mrs Simeon J Tatton of Indian Head Sask reporting dramatic improvement and lasting relief after weeks of use, available from Brockville Ontario or by mail for 50 cents a box.
The department of immigration and the Canadian Council on Child Welfare plan a scheme where local responsible organizations willbefriend immigrant children. They cite Bondfield report driven improvements in child medical inspection in London and aim to inspect homes of applicants. Emigration societies discuss restricting passage grants for unaccompanied children to those over 14. External and internal Good. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil relieves throat and bronchial irritation when rubbed. Try it and be convinced.
Edmonton firm Livestock Producers Ltd announced plans to finish 20,000 head of cattle for the British market. The company previously shipped many cattle to the Old Country market last spring, per the president.
Grandmother cautions Johnny not to slide down the stairs while he jokes that she could not stop him. The exchange shows a family moment with playful banter.
A Western Pennsylvania farm raised man became a district teacher, funded medical college, and after the Civil War practiced medicine in the oil region. He later moved to Buffalo and launched remedies sold nationwide. Dr. R. V. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery claims a vast following with over fifty million bottles. Trial tablet packs available by sending 10c to Bridgeburg Ontario.
A Canadian newspaper editorial mocks large state forestry efforts while contrasting Canada’s burning habits with Britain’s planting drive. The piece also notes worm prevention for infants and mentions the Chinese fingerprint system used since the Han dynasty. It adds Sweden’s status as a major softwood exporter with only pine and spruce.
An American invention, ethyl gasoline, gains large scale production while bromine demand rises. A sea floating factory aims to harvest bromine up to 100000 pounds monthly, drawing from Stassfurt deposits and sea water. London council reports 39578 pupils taught swimming. Columbus map is held by Paris National Library.
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