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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1927
Page
7
The magistrate sentences Yorn to three months at Stoney Mountain after a plea from Miss Rodgers. In the crowd the Women’s Friendly Home discussion unfolds with locals criticizing men and women’s clubs, then shifts to the Home’s leadership and a reformist matron’s influence and clashes over policies.
Coniston Ontario account describes a farm wife who, after a major operation and weeks of weakness, regained mobility and vigor using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with curing monthly pains and restoring energy enough to resume farm duties.
A matron denounces male hypocrisy and the label fallen women as she urges more female voices on the rescue board. Her critique unsettles the group, and the board dismisses her as the girls mourn the departure. Mr and Mrs Wymuth are found elsewhere for evangelistic work. To Be Continued.
Agitation in France over Sacco and Vanzetti spurs liberal calls to abolish the death penalty. Pierre Renaudel announces a Fall session bill to replace executions with life imprisonment, arguing that even civilized nations must avoid risking wrongful death. The note quotes his critique of judicial partiality and the long danger of executing innocents.
Experiments spanning over three decades indicate aluminum serves as the best tea container. Red Rose Tea now ships exclusively in aluminum packages, each guaranteed to arrive in perfect condition.
American producers of theatrical revues visit Calgary Exhibition and Stampede with a Grand Novelty Revue featuring Western Canadian aristocrats of livestock. The show traces agriculture from buffalo days to modern times with pure bred stock performing against elaborate scenic and lighting effects. Capacity crowds attend and dressings rooms record strong attendance all week.
Pilot Officer Harold C Kelly aged 23 died after his single seat Woodcock spun at 400 feet, corkscrewed thrice and nose-dived at Avon Wiltshire airfield. He was rescued alive but died at the hospital. This fatal crash marks the fifth at the airdrome in six weeks.
An impecunious government scientist proposes a process using washing soda to extract nearly all oil from wells instead of the current 15 percent. Dr. Nutting reports lab tests were perfect, but field results may vary. Oil experts say 40 percent would delay famine anticipated in six years.
Lieut Col George Crouse Cook of the U S A travels from New York to Hamburg with a wooden box and a packing case filled with 500 items. He catalogued caps epaulettes citations pay books Iron Crosses and wound medals from German and Austrian troops and aims to return them with notes on their owners. He hopes to reunite Alfred Merten and Wladislaus Jagla with recovered war souvenirs from 1916 to 1918.
Quotation snippets on optimism from Brine Faber Johnson and a few medical and household products appear alongside a jumbled ad line about Corn Remover and Worm Exterminator. The piece blends inspirational lines with commercial blurbs and a final remark on advice after years of toil.
A playful dialogue features a red headed girl noting it is never too late to say dye while a bald headed man counters that it is too late, framed as a light exchange likely from a comic or humorous piece.
Mrs James Campbell of Inkerman Street recounts relief from weakness nervousness and sickness during pregnancy after using Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription. She credits improved nerves and strength with a healthy baby and notes Pleasant Pellets aid stomach liver and bowels. She endorses obtaining trial pills or pellets from Dr Pierce Laboratory Bridgeburg Ontario with 10 cents.
Betty asks for a green lipstick while a shop assistant questions it. Betty explains the lipstick is for a night out with a railway guard.
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as the remedy to rebuild blood and restore vigor after illnesses like pneumonia and influenza. A Pembroke Ontario woman credits the pills with recovery after months of weakness and anemia. The ad notes a 50 cent price per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
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