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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
7
In a Beavertooth forest episode Baree the wolf dog encounters beavers led by Old Beaver-tooth. A sudden beaver alarm scatters the group and Baree feels isolation as he longs for friendship among the pond folk.
Baree lies awake by a creek in spruce forest, absorbing distant sounds of the wild. He realizes he is a small part of the earth and longs to know it without fighting, embracing the wolf cry that haunts the night.
Baree shifts from pond hunts to exploring a lively forest creek two miles back. The stream sings over gravelly beds and chasm walls, with pools and eddies and distant thunder from a waterfall. He meets Wakayoo, the big black bear, in a calm moment of fishing.
A playful exchange recalls a Minard's liniment for distemper with light flirtation. She remarks on a fan she received when she first appeared, and he notes its lasting wear, delivering a brief slice of era humor.
Miss Louise MacDonald of Newcastle gives testimonial about disfiguring pimples and severe itchiness. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a wonderful change after using a free sample and continued treatment. The ad urges readers to use Cuticura to clear their skin.
Mr Andrews leading the third Asiatic expedition of the American Museum of Natural History reports finding in Mongolia the dune dwellers of Shabarack Ussu. He claims these people carved ornaments from dinosaur eggs and extinct ostrich shells, suggesting the earliest human type and a bridge from ape.
Mothers praise Baby's Own Tablets as a safe remedy for common infant ailments. A testimonial from Mrs. Mary L. Daniél of Central Falls notes quicker sleep and relief from pin worms, teething discomfort, and feverish irritability. Sold by druggists or mailed for 25 cents per box by Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario. A free booklet on child care is available on request.
A Halifax Herald editorial urges Nova Scotians to concentrate on economic progress across farming fishing fruit growing mining lumbering and manufacturing. It calls citizens to subordinate individual interests to plans that will lift the province from slumps and create new avenues of activity with the motto it can be done.
The Canadian Government issued two artistic booklets Camping in Canada and Canoeing in Canada from the natural resources intelligence service. They use black and white art to invite readers to Canada’s outdoors, with pen and ink sketches by A. E. Elias and text by Dr. Ernest Voorhis.
The item promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a superior cauterizing aid for workers wounds. It claims carbolic acid is dangerous and that the oil works quickly without scarring or burning flesh.
An object found in 1913 by farmer Alfred Broste near Court Saskatchewan puzzled locals. Experts including Dean Rutherford and Professor Dickson identified the oddly shaped stone as a palm tree seed or vegetable ivory fruit native to tropical regions of South America. The 26 foot underground find sparks questions about its origin and age.
The first issue of La Voix de la Femme appears in Constantinople marking a new Turkish women’s newspaper. Its motto hints at cautious progress with the phrase Forward, but not too fast.
Mrs Cohen suggests giving the lifeguard a dollar for saving her husband. Mr Cohen recalls being nearly dead before the lifeguard pulled him out and offers fifty cents. The exchange highlights a modest tribute to a lifesaving act.
If one be troubled with corns, he will find in Holloway's Corn Remover an application that will entirely relieve suffering. The United States consumes more than 70 percent of the world's rubber production.
The Canadian dollar rose above par in the United States, a rare move the South Bend Tribune says reflects Canada’s sound business conditions and rising export trade, a development Canadians may take pride in.
The federal statistical bureau reports an excellent grape crop in Germany for this year. Nearly all wine areas indicate vines in splendid condition, raising hopes for a repeat of the 1922 banner year.
Advertises Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a standard remedy to protect children from worms. Claims years of use enhanced its reputation and notes an odd claim that painting rooms with contagious disease sufferers drives germs away.
The remark targets men who assert they began life as school teachers, suggesting such claimants were precocious from infancy and inviting scrutiny of their early careers and motives.
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