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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 17, 1923

Page

7

World Happenings Briefly Told From Across the Globe

Reports reach from West Africa of a French garrison massacre 60 miles north of Timbuctoo. A Halifax radio amateur radioes with D B MacMillan’s Arctic ship. British Columbia lists 195 097 voters, up from 171 677. Constantinople enforces prohibition beginning Oct 8. A $20 000 hearse with radio and bells debuts in New York. Alberta grants 2000 to retain C Grant MacNeil for Dominion service. Berlin annuls January 13 reparations deliveries in kind. Eighteen hundred grain elevators planned for southeast Russia. A new Canadian radio station CKCD broadcasts at 410 metres. Romania pays Canada interest of 479 000 dollars up to Oct 1. A Berlin London airway record covers six hours with Hamburg and Amsterdam stops. W M Graham notes 1 500 000 bushels wheat on Indian reserves. Indians enjoy prosperity. Holloway’s Corn Remover touted for corn and wart treatment. China, under an American expert, builds a major mint to coin fourteen tons of silver daily.

Halifax D. B. MacMillian Arctic British Columbia Angora Constantinople New York Alberta Command G.W.V.A Dominion Command C. Grant MacNeil Dominion Berlin France Belgium Russia Canada Vancouver CKCD Department of Finance Ottawa London Romania

Enormous Alberta Wheat Yields Reported on Local Farms

MP G. Coote leads with an unofficial 1855 bushel bumper from 25 acres near Nanton, averaging over 73 bushels per acre. Sid Cochran close behind with 65% bushels per acre near Staveley. Olds school patch yields 105 bushels per acre, Marquis variety, No 1 Northern grade. Oats and barley also show exceptional per acre outputs across several plots.

F.S. Grisdale Olds School Alberta

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief

End stomach trouble and indigestion with Pape's Diapepsin. A few tablets give almost immediate relief from indigestion gas heartburn sourness and fermentation caused by acidity. Druggists sell millions of packages of Pape's Diapepsin.

Pape

Farms Multiply in British Columbia 1911 to 1921

British Columbia saw a sharp rise in farm numbers from 1911 to 1921 while average farm size declined. Occupied farms of one acre or more reached 21,973 in 1921 from 16,958 in 1911. Total farm acreage rose to 2,860,593, a 60.6 percent gain, and farm property value climbed to $201,579,645, up 68 percent.

British Columbia

Baby's Own Tablets as a Remedy for Childhood Ills

An advertisement touts Baby's Own Tablets as an excellent remedy for infants' colic indigestion constipation and fever. It claims they regulate stomach and bowels and relieves many childhood ailments with a testimonial from Mrs E D Duguay of Thunder River Quebec. The drug is sold by medicine dealers or mailed from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ontario for 3 cents per box.

E. D. Duguay Thunder River Que Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Cigarette Commended by Dr Copeland as Best Smoke

Dr Royal Copeland former Health Commissioner for New York and US Senator endorses the cigarette as the most suitable form. He argues tobacco is most perfectly consumed with better combustion and nicotine largely destroyed, aligning with Lancet findings that cigarettes are the purest tobacco form.

Royal 3. Copeland Health Commission City of New York United States Copeland The Lancet

Merchant Vessels Fly Japanese Flag In Public Display

A scene shows three thousand merchant ships bearing the Japanese flag, signaling a mass maritime show of national identity amid wartime conditions. The spectacle underscores Japan's naval and commercial reach, drawing observers to speculate on economic and strategic implications.

Women Can Dye Any Garment Rally Cry and Price

A brief advice note proclaims that women can dye or tint any garment, offering faded items revived for 15 cents. The intriguing line suggests a practical service or promotional item from a past era.

Diamond Dyes Guarantee Easy Home Dyeing

Diamond Dyes promises perfect home dyeing for first timers with guaranteed results. Druggists carry all colors and each package includes complete directions.

London Workforce Flows From City and Counties

A census volume on Workplaces in London and the Five Home Counties shows about four and a half million occupied in the region with nearly two million working outside residents. Daily inbound traffic to Westminster and adjacent areas numbers in the hundreds of thousands, while Essex leads outside counties contributing workers, with Middlesex and specific districts like Hornsey and Tottenham close behind.

London Westminster Finsbury, Holborn Marylebone Essex Southend On Sea Middlesex Hornsey Tottenham

Dr Hamiltons Pills Promised To Improve Looks

An old advertisement touts Dr Hamiltons Pills as a simple treatment to improve appearance by cleansing bile and toning the stomach. It claims the pills brighten skin, boost appetite, and enhance blood supply, selling for 25 cents at dealers.

Dr. Hamilton

Quebec Asbestos Mines Lead Global Supply

Asbestos beds in Quebec rank as the world’s foremost sources and contribute four percent of global supply. The mines lie east in Megantic and Richmond counties. Since opening about forty years ago the asbestos fibre from these mines has generated about 100 million dollars.

Quebec Megantic Richmond

Canada and Ontario grain crop estimates for this year

Ottawa reports grain crop projections with regional contrasts. National figures show all wheat at 476.328 million bushels, oats at 335 million, and barley near 40 million, with Ontario and prairie provinces detailing shifts versus last year.

Ottawa Canada Ontario Prairie Provinces

Northwest Indians Win New Wildlife Preserves

The government, citing danger to bona-fide natives of the Northwest Territories, issues an order in council creating additional hunting and trapping preserves. Licenses will grant rights to hunt or trap on Victoria Island, Banks Island, and areas named Peel River, Yellowknife, Back River, and Slave River preserves to protect wildlife resources from non resident harvest.

Northwest Territories Victoria Island Banks Island Peel River Yellow Knife Backs River Slave River

Catch Limit Reached in Lesser Slave Lake Whitefish Run

Fifty cars of fish were shipped this season from Lesser Slave Lake to points in Canada and the USA, mostly to Eastern states. Whitefish comprised the bulk of shipments, with pickerel and pike taken in the last week as the season closed September 29. About seventy five men were employed and the catch limit set by the fisheries department was reached. Good-bye Asthma. Dr. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claims immediate relief for sufferers.

Lesser Slave Lake Canada U.S.A Fisheries Department

Mah Jongg Origin Claim Cited By Report

A report traces Mah Jongg to ancient China where a fisherman allegedly invented the game during storms while he and his workers passed time aboard a boat. The piece notes the game’s spread to America and major cities like London and Paris.

America London Paris

Eskimos Do Not Like Sweet Things

Two travellers, Knud Rasmussen and Vilhjalmur Stefansson, note Eskimo children avoid sweets such as toffee jam or ripe fruit. Berries surround them but are refused, while a lump of fat pleases the child and earns a approving smile from the mother.

Knud Rasmussen Vilhjalmur Stefansson Arctic Circle

German dog meat trade halves in 1923 first quarter

In the first quarter of 1923 Germany killed 4,141 dogs for food, up from 2,141 in 1922, reflecting a sharp rise in the canine slaughter during the period.

Germany

Guidance of Youth on Facial Cleansing Traditions

A French youth guidance manual from 1713 advises daily facial cleaning with a dry towel to avoid weather-related issues, warning that washing with water harms eyesight teeth and complexion. A 1667 counterpart echoes similar cautions about water washing. Minard's Liniment for Sprains.

World Time Clock for Berlin Radio Station

A central Berlin transmitting hub uses a circular glass world clock with two twelve hour scales at five minute steps. A shaded edge shows day and night while clockwork moves the dial. Arrows from map stations point to approximate current times, simplifying operator calculations.

Berlin

Prominent Worm Powder Promises Calm Sleep for Infants

The advertisement claims Sleep restores infant health by destroying worms with Miller's Worm Powders. It states the powder drives worms from the system and assures it will not injure delicate babies, promising undisturbed rest and restored health for worm worn infants.

Population figure in annual report sparks census debate

China’s population is estimated at 436,064,453 in the post office annual report. The number is mere guesswork from provincial reports as no national census is conducted systematically. The piece notes a need for a pocket airplane to help pedestrians cross streets.

China Chinese Post Office

Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Hailed as Portable Cure All

An advertisement extols Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a cheap portable remedy in a small bottle. It claims concentrated power and broad uses, urging its shelf presence for every buyer, calling it the poor man's friend. The piece also notes diverse diamond colors including violet in gems and lists stated stones like amethyst sapphires rubies and garnets.

Dr. Thomas

Pens Chicago University unveils fountain pen filling station

Scientific American reports a new campus filling station at Pens Chicago University for self filling pens and older droppers. Users insert a penny turn a handle and ink flows from a reservoir into a right hand well for uptake by pen or dropper. A repair wiper eases spills and stoppages. If one drink turns out not enough a second penny will turn the trick.

Chicago University Scientific American

Dairy Cows in Alberta Value and Output Report

Alberta's government agricultural report shows 400 09 dairy cows valued at about 19.5 million dollars. Output last year reached 23.5 million dollars, about 4 million more than the cows' value.

Alberta

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