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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
2
Canada shows rising national confidence after war with improving trade, debt reduction, and strong Western crop results. The 1922 outlook highlights bumper prairie yields, falling rail deficits, more jobs than applicants, and renewed public optimism for a prosperous future.
Lindsay Ontario resident Euvanera Campions testifies to relief from back and side pains using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad praises the remedy and urges women with female troubles to try it for prevention and restoration to health.
The Manitoba Free Press notes Western Canada faces large crops yet modest grain prices. While yields are strong, farm operating costs remain high and debts from recent years loom. Still, business activity is improving, goods move more freely, and a solid winter outlook is seen as farmers work to clear obligations.
In a brief exchange attributed to the Kansas City Journal a man from Chicago claims to manufacture Persian rugs while another from Chicago says he produces Turkish cigarettes. The item highlights quirky commerce claims without further details.
The United States, via Secretary Hughes, signals sympathy with Britain’s demand to keep the Dardanelles open for world shipping. The piece notes U.S. reluctance to force effective justice, praising charity to distressed regions while warning small nations must seek Britain for justice if America is to help.
Albert M. Parmeto, pilot on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line, ended the nation’s oldest strike begun in 1888. He drew strike pay until his death and his funeral procession included 499 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members and a delegation of striking shopmen.
The sixth annual report highlights key additions such as the William Daker Technical School at Goldings near Hertford, a convalescent home in Folkestone, a Toronto immigration base, and three houses at Woodford Bridge. Emigration to Canada and Australia expands, with 92,830 children having entered the homes from 1886 to 1921.
Mothers urged to watch babies for diarrhoea during teething with Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as the safest remedy. A Vermilion Alberta mother reports her one year four month old son recovered in three days after regular doses, praising the product. Sold by dealers at 50c a bottle, The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.
A brief promotional item touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets to relieve indigestion. It claims rapid relief from heaviness heartburn flatulence and sour stomach with a small cost and druggist guaranteed packaging.
The royal yacht Alexandra, favored by King Edward VII, will be sold as its upkeep costs the British Government 125000 dollars yearly. The Victoria and Albert will stay, and most fittings on Alexandra go with the sale. Purchaser must not be of exonymy nationality.
The advertisement claims Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil is not a universal cure but a versatile pain killer. It asserts wide usefulness and invites readers to judge by those who have tested its virtues, contrasting hopeful claims with prior gloomy experiences.
Dominion President Maj. M. J. Crehan of Vancouver told Winnipeg’s Army and Navy Veterans branch that white residents in British Columbia seek exclusion of all Asiatics. He described a peaceful invasion forcing whites from fishing and lumbering and from market gardening industries.
An advertisement extols Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative that regulates bowels and stomachs, relieves constipation and indigestion, eases colds and fevers, promotes sleep, and aids teething. A Montreal mother praises the product, which is sold by dealers or mail order for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.
A farmer asks a painter if he will stay long in the field. The painter wonders why the question is asked, and the farmer replies he will not trouble to set up his scarecrow that day if the artist remains.
A call to shoppers to inspect goods from nearby stores and compare prices with mail order houses before paying. The advice stresses value and supporting local businesses to save money.
British engineers unveil a six-wheeled transport design that blends a four wheeled wagon with a two wheeled tractor on turntables. The rear wheels turn with the front, allowing precise cornering and easy reversing, effectively doubling carrying capacity at moderate cost.
A remark praising patience in Ife highlights a broader view of virtue and resilience. The statement credits a patient individual for showcasing calm endurance amid daily annoyances.
In Japan the octopus is regarded as a prized food item with cultural and culinary significance. Sailors and markets alike emphasize its demand and value in traditional and modern dishes.
A sharp remark notes that a grouch is essentially a liver complaint voiced aloud, framing the phrase as a playful medical metaphor.
The first Canadian grain booking from Vancouver to Europe in 1921 occurred on October 28. By now 56,000 tons have been booked from the Pacific coast port to destinations in Europe.
In a run down condition Catarrh worsens, while Hall's Catarrh Medicine works as a tonic that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation on mucous surfaces and restore normal conditions. The circulars are free from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
A simple method uses a damp cloth to moisten the loaf then a hot oven. Place the wet loaf inside and in about ten minutes the crust becomes crisp and some say it tastes better than when new.
A sales blurb touts Holloway's Corn Remover as a quick solution to corns, suggesting users need not endure discomfort and can remove corns with the product at hand.
A single-line aphorism reflecting on the difficulty of converting public noise into lasting recognition, noting that while making a sound is simple, securing sustained attention or repeat demand proves much harder.
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