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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 13, 1926

Page

7

Evening with Yvonne and Joanna in a masked party

In a lavish reception hall Yvonne unveils Joanna to a crowd as a fragile modern girl to be molded by the guests. Brandon and Teddy Dorminster watch rival appetites while John Wittaver meets the circle, unsure how he fits into Joanna’s new world.

Nat Teddy Dorminster Roddy Kenilworth Teddy Joanna Yvonne Dorminster Roddy Kenilworth Bomay Wren I. Branden Mr. Wittaver Mies Mae Paleo Hana Joni Jeanna John Brando Easil Derminator Misa Mannerd Brandon John Anfung Tam

A Defense Of Gossip in Public Safety and Truth

The piece argues gossip acts as a social regulator more effective than police at times. It claims gossip exposes crimes and motivates action by banks and sheriffs, noting Pinkerton detectives relay information first unearthed by street talk.

Bride Elect Goes to New Zealand For A Hair Trigger Wedding

In London a young bride-elect orders a trousseau then travels to New Zealand for her wedding. The dressmaker warns of cold weather but the bride insists the climate is mild. A local informant corrects her, noting New Zealand is known for frozen meat, not balmy weather.

London New Zealand Pearson's Weekly

Headache Relief Ad Claims Carter's Liver Pills

An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as remedies for sick headache and irregular bowels. The copy promises clearer attacks and better work, asserting the product improves stomach and bowel health and reduces headache duration.

Looklyn Richard Dav Carter Carters

Dressing For Comfort On Air Boosts Vocal Presence

Radio listeners never see performers yet attire influences mood and vocal quality. Stories say many artists dress down for comfort, but one famous tenor dons a dress suit for broadcasts, claiming smart attire lifts spirit and singing. Audience perception hinges on unseen appearance and confidence.

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Wildlife Flourishes as Parks Stay Strict on Guns

Canadian national parks protect wildlife as game sanctuaries with no gun use or harm allowed. Visitors enjoy increasing wildlife abundance and the natural scenery.

Temptation Weighs Balance Against Character in Dilemma

A succinct moral quandary frames temptation as the test that measures a character. The line contrasts inner restraint with outward choices, illustrating the tension between desire and virtue in a concise philosophical reflection.

Understanding Hurricane Velocity Confusion From West Indian Storms

The article explains that hurricane speeds vary with swirling center movement and rapid air inflow. It cites the National Geographic Society noting winds can surge to 100 mph or more while the storm core moves slowly. The piece discusses historical West Indian hurricanes dating back to 1492 and their lasting impact.

Guiletin Florida Society of the United States Gulf Coast Atlantic Ocean North American Cuba

Civilization Seen Driving Alaska Indians to Extinction

Dr. Anna S. Kearsley, longtime physician among Alaska Natives, warned in Seattle that white civilization is ruinous. She argued natives should be allowed to remain in traditional hunter gatherer life, as education harms them and they die out as wards of the government. She cited her work at Wrangell and Sitka.

Hranden Trey Brandon Alaska Anna S. Kearsley Seattle Dr. Kearsley United States Wrangell and Sitka

German Soldier Returns War Loot to Ham Officials

The town of Ham near Amiens receives a bulky registered package postmarked Altona containing silverware. A German soldier admits taking the items as souvenirs from a chateau billeted during the war and asks the owner be identified by crest and monogram. Ham authorities seek the rightful owner.

Ham Amiens Altona Germany

Little Helps For This Week And Moral Quips

A short, reflective note mixing proverbs and humorous anecdote. It cites Browning and Amiel on virtue and conscience and ends with a joke about a debtor writing a wrinkled reply offering a cheque or cash with a delay. The piece reads like a moral primer for readers.

Vanity as intellectual pastime noted in social scene

A short remark observes vanity as the primary intellectual amusement for certain individuals, reflecting on taste and culture in social life.

Mistakes of Others Cause Unneeded Trouble for All

A reminder that errors made by others often create avoidable hassles for many people, urging caution and thoroughness to prevent cascading consequences. The message emphasizes personal accountability and shared impact in everyday tasks and decisions.

South Pole Expedition Plans Under Austrian Leader

Antonio Pauly, an Austrian, will head an expedition using a steamer, a whaler, and a Dornier airplane to reach the South Pole within months. The party plans to sail from Buenos Aires on November 15.

South Pole Antonio Pauly Pauly Buenos Aaires

Pink Pills Promise Blood Strength for Women and Girls

Advert says Dr Williams Pink Pills enrich blood, restore nerve tone, and aid anaemic, tired women from teens to motherhood. Testimonial from Mrs G R Lake of Walton Nova Scotia cites renewed vigor at different life stages and urges others to buy, available from Brockville Ontario or dealers for 50 cents a box.

Williams Dr. Williams Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Ministers Who Write Sermons Often Deliver Longer Ones

The statement suggests that ministers who compose their sermons tend to produce longer talks than those who preach extemporaneously. It implies a link between prepared writing and increased length of delivery.

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Maintains Reputation

For years Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator has run as a reliable worm preparation and it always maintains its reputation.

Mother Graves

Sterling Judge Noted For Imposting Fine Weight

A court remark praises a small judge as a strong enforcer of fines. The term sterling traces to pure money and the thirteenth century German traders who coined strong coins in England.

Fasterlings England

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