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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
2
Dr Allen Rogers of Pratt Institute warns dust in carpets rugs and car upholstery harbors germs. He urges vacuuming sunning washing with antiseptics and fumigation to combat disease and protect homes and autos from contamination.
B C paper mills expand sales beyond Western Canada into the Pacific coast states and Buenos Aires with 1000 tons monthly. Orders reach Havre France and Antwerp opens a new market. Canada Australia trade treaty boosts demand once restrained by import duties.
London Referee argues that paying Germany reparations by accepting goods harms domestic workers. The piece contends large annual payments burden the nation and must be weighed against unemployment at home.
More than 100 riders joined the Trail Riders of the Rockies on a horseback journey from Banff to Wapta Camp via Marble Canyon and Lake O'Hara. The ride began on August 8.
A new American patent introduces a wheeled platform extendable to great heights to replace scaffolds in building work. The device can be raised or lowered, moved by hand or electric power, and steered to any position. It collapses for compact storage.
William Sturgeon, a long‑time English shoemaker, is credited with the rise of modern dynamos motors and transformers. He invented the electromagnet, foundational to most power machines in use today.
Alberta officials of the new provincial dairy pool report enough contracts signed to justify a permanent organizational structure. They indicate the pool will operate with stability and long term governance as a regional dairy authority.
Matthew Weber, living in Otaki, New Zealand, traveled the farthest to attend the Kitchener Old Boys Re union. Born in Chicopee 82 years ago, he left 62 years ago and has heard the news by radio, deciding to return after 62 years away. He is in excellent health aside from deafness.
Reader notes rapid relief as stiffness eases swelling subsides and pain decreases. The testimonial highlights a palatable liniment praised for broad effectiveness, claiming strong results across multiple symptoms.
Nerviline is advertised as a powerful penetrating liniment that quickly soothes swelling stiffness and inflammation. It claims to reach the pain core for immediate warmth relief and lists uses including rheumatism lumbago neuralgia and colds. Available at dealers for 35 cents.
Divers report an ancient city submerged about 30 feet beneath the sea off the Tunis coast, where several large stone buildings are visible. Archaeologists plan explorations to investigate the site.
Mrs. Wm. Hughes of Coldwater Ontario credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her energy and mood after nerve strain and illness. She reports lasting relief, improved nursing after her baby’s birth, and recommends the tonic as a blood enricher. Pills available from dealers or by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
In a nonstop Paris to New York flight, French aviators Francois Coli and Paul Tara plan a route skirting the Canadian Atlantic coast. They aim to pass Cornwall England, then Ireland, cross the Atlantic to Southern Newfoundland, then turn and run south along the Canadian shoreline to New York.
Danzig prides itself as among Europe's wealthiest cities, with wealth chiefly in real estate. The municipality owns about two thirds of the land on which the city sits, underscoring its vast property portfolio.
Lazaro, an Indian found among Maya lands, is presented to Tulane University as a remarkable exhibit after Franz Blom and Oliver Farge’s six months of exploration in Mexico and Central America. Blom reports 24 previously unrecorded ruined cities and 72 Maya monuments, with inscriptions and plans to study Maya herb healing.
Births in England and Wales for the quarter ended June 30 total 186 000, a record low for any second quarter aside from 1917 and 1919. Deaths in the same period reach 113 000, slightly down from a year earlier. Infant mortality stands at 66 per 1 000 births, a second quarter low.
Report by R. W. McKinnon, Northern Manitoba commissioner, states mills at The Pas expect to cut 50 million feet this season, up 10 million feet from last season amid strong demand for lumber.
Mme. Simons of Paris, founder of the League for the Protection of Animals, claims a new weapon kills cattle instantly and without pain using a brain dart fired from a gun.
A Halifax maternity nurse endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for women childless or needing strength. She offers to answer letters from readers and to share copies of her small booklets on women’s ailments. The reminiscences include a Halifax address and a Dublin Ontario testimonial praising improved health and sleep.
A Los Angeles hotel washes all coins received from guests and then returns them as change. The practice aims to ensure coin cleanliness and consistent currency handling for patrons.
A devotional discussion cites Philippians 3 4 to contrast Paul s former prestige with his new strength in Christ Dr Ozora S Davis notes how modern pride parallels Paul s traits including strict adherence to law and zealous persecution The piece reflects on Paul s past as a model of humble reliance on Christ.
A vintage recipe yields a citrus custard for seven servings. Mix cornstarch sugar and salt with cold water then fold into heated milk and water. Thicken simmer fifteen minutes then blend orange juice lemon juice and beaten eggs. Add rind, cool and serve.
Tall can Borden s St Charles Milk with enough water to make 1 quart 5 eggs 14 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla 14 cup sugar 14 teaspoon nutmeg Gradually sift sugar into a hot skillet shaking constantly to prevent burning The sugar melts to amber then add milk carefully so it does not bubble over Add melted sugar to eggs then add salt and flavoring Bake in custard cups in a moderate oven.
Rumors suggest Viscount Allenby may succeed Lord Byng as Canada’s governor general. His career includes command of the Fifth British Army Corps at Ypres and leadership of the Palestine campaign in 1917. Folklore ties his name to prophecies about freeing Palestine and Turks leaving Jerusalem.
The Vancouver Province recalls a time when long drives required no gas tanks or spare tires. A basket of grub under the seat and a bucket of oats tied to the axle kept a journey going, a rustic workaround from the era.
A sufferer is advised to rub the region briskly with Dr Thomas Electric Oil until relief is found. The advertisement claims greater virtue in a bottle than can be fully estimated.
The world's deepest gas well has been completed in Pennsylvania. Engineers drilled to 7 428 feet and the site is delivering gas at about 500 000 cubic feet per day.
The parks branch of the Department of the Interior reports unprecedented tourist traffic by rail and car this season in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Last year’s visitors were double 1923, and 1924 figures already show a large increase.
An advertisement touts Dr J D Kelloge’s Asthma Remedy as a fast acting treatment for bronchial irritation and asthma. The text claims the smoke or vapor clears air passages and provides untold relief backed by years of success.
The Toronto Globe questions Canada’s future without a Dominion flag as Australia and New Zealand debate national symbols. The piece notes Canada still uses the Union Jack and recalls its wartime and sea-breeze associations with the flag.
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