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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
7
The article advises planning school lunch boxes with hot or cold bottles of cocoa or ice cream in warm weather, and emphasizes crusted sandwiches on day-old close grained bread. It recommends mince fillings like cottage cheese, cream cheese, or Neuchatel, with limited ham, and suggests storing waxed paper and napkins, plus fruit and cookies for variety.
The sport coat is shown in many guises for different roles from athletic to spectator wear. The highlighted redecorative model is yellow flannel with extended fronts forming pockets, black crepe outlining on the cuffs and pockets, a high collar with black wool embroidery, and very wide sleeves.
Japan to outfit a carrier for three hydro planes. The U S government selling 200 wooden ships at 2100 each. Western farmers ship cattle to Omaha market for 7 50 a hundred pounds. Soprano Jeanine Dusseau joins Chicago Opera season. Leth bridge irrigation work proceeds on schedule. A gram of radium valued at 70454 dollars arrives in Philadelphia. Four travelers killed in Strasbourg Paris express crash at Le Bourget. pilot dies in hospital. Sir Robert Kindersley says Canada ready for future. German note denies reparations memo. Over 5000 witness balloonist Eugene Stafford fall to his death at North Adams fair. Torontos exhibition shows butter prize results. Dinosaurs bones to be shipped to Toronto Royal Ontario Museum.
Saskatchewan co operative organizations closed 1920 with 18 894 shareholders and paid up capital increasing from 362 251 to 466 000 dollars. Livestock marketing moved 912 cars yielding 1 429 309 dollars while farm produce sold reached 80 220 dollars. Total supplies sold climbed to 5 885 383 dollars and overall turnover including livestock rose from 6 189 591 to 7 314 695 dollars, up 1 125 103 dollars.
Mr Fred Funston of Craik Saskatchewan recalls a year ago a sudden diarrhoea attack that forced him from work with severe cramps and sweating. He says Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, bought from The T Milburn Co Toronto, brought rapid relief after use and he urged neighbors to try it. The product has a 76 year market history and costs 50 cents a bottle.
Curtis MacCready of Montana announces selection of central British Columbia lands into which he will move one hundred families this fall from Montana and Idaho seeking new settlement opportunities in Canada.
Product promotion asserts Hollo way Corn Remover reaches the root of corns and kills growth, preventing recurrence.
Iceland, the largest civilized country by land area without a railway system, relies on roads and air travel for domestic transport and freight. The absence of rail infrastructure shapes its transportation network and economic logistics.
A widow reflects on loss and hopes for relief from sorrow, noting physicians’ use of Minard's Liniment. The remark frames a personal grievance as a measure of future improvement and consolation.
The postmaster general notified newspaper publishers that postage for newspapers sent from the office of publication will double on and after January 1. The previous January rate rise had already increased costs as printers face higher expenses.
The reindeer skin proves almost impervious to cold. A clerk explains that a dress made from such material with a matching robe can endure the severest Arctic winter nights. The dialogue hints at family courtesy and social exchange during a visit.
In the far Arctic the short summer yields continuous sunshine and insect swarms. Bird life flourishes for roughly ten to twelve weeks, more than anywhere else on the planet.
King Albert of Belgium becomes the first monarch honored by the British Government with the Distinguished Flying Cross for wartime aerial service.
The note suggests Blank is very close to sparing, with rumors that he would not spend on a vacation. The terse claim emphasizes frugality as a defining trait attributed to Blank.
Mrs W Beesley of Mille Roches Ontario praises Baby's Own Tablets after eight months use for indigestion and easy teething. The mild laxative claimed to regulate bowels and ease digestion, sold 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario. An invalid in Paris receives bread via daily air service from London.
The Patriotic Fund of Saskatchewan reports activity in the year ending May 1. The provincial branch disbursed 613 350 dollars with post discharge grants totaling 90 732 dollars as the largest single expenditure item.
In a playful reflection, a speaker muses that a woman on the moon might not face the same habitual invisibility as a man, suggesting gendered expectations intrude even into cosmic imagination. The remark hints at broader questions of representation and recognition beyond earthly norms.
Samuel Thompson of 172 Peters Ave Winnipeg recounts severe stomach trouble and long bedridden illness before Tanlac improved his digestion and appetite. He says after two bottles he resumed normal eating and health and now endorses Tanlac for stomach issues sold by leading druggists.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Canada spends fourteen million dollars annually on soap. Canada has 28 plants with 13 in Ontario. One hundred million pounds were produced, with $13 million in sales. Imports reached about one million dollars, and exports slightly over $100 thousand.
The ad claims Eclectric Oil requires no testimonials. It asserts the medicine cures coughs colds cuts contusions sprains burns pains in limbs or body and proves itself through use. The copy insists the Oil is in general use and guarantees nothing.
The land holdings of the Hudson's Bay Company are dwindling in Saskatchewan. Originally proprietors of 6,000,000 acres in this province, the company now owns only about half this amount.
France updates its dairy industry by replacing antique equipment with new modern apparatus to increase efficiency and production capabilities across farms and processing plants.
The author is said to have drafted a 12000 word story while staying at his desk, producing a prolific output without taking breaks away from his writing space.
A call to support neighborhood businesses urges residents to patronize local shops to strengthen the town economy and foster a closer, more vibrant community. The appeal emphasizes sustaining jobs, keeping money circulating locally, and building civic pride through everyday purchases.
Rebecca cries that Jacob must fetch a doctor after Ikey swallows a brass button thinking it a coin. Jacob reassures that the object is harmless, saying the item is only a brass button, not money.
Catarrh is presented as a local disease worsened by constitutional factors and treated internally with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad claims it strengthens health and aids nature by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. Circulates free through Druggists via F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Time and Tide is a London newspaper owned entirely by women.
The text notes that surnames cannot be traced to earlier than the latter part of the tenth century, indicating a late medieval onset for family names. It highlights limitations in genealogical tracing and early naming practices.
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