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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
2
An editorial argues Canadians should avoid hoarding cash. It explains banks create credit from deposits, urges citizens to place funds in banks to bolster national credit, and cites a Ohio farm journal noting millions hoarded locally could unlock billions in credit. It urges individual effort to support employment, industry, and prices.
Dr J A Allan and a University of Alberta field party unearthed a valuable carnivorous dinosaur specimen eight miles northeast of Patricia on Sand Creek. Only about half the skeleton is exposed after heavy rock removal and dynamite use. the skull and one lower jaw are preserved while teeth rise to two to three inches.
A description notes a formidable creature roughly twenty five feet in length that moved on strong hind legs with very short fore legs. The account emphasizes its bipedal stance and elongated torso as key features.
A London Herald despatch says an extraordinary commission found letters showing a broad conspiracy to topple the Soviet government under the guise of famine relief. It cites a plan for reorganizing Russia with a supreme ruler, a regional duma, and local governors. Belgium aids France with coal. Britain with glass. France plans 140 battle squadrons and 80 observation squadrons. The Smith family is listed as 14,009 members worldwide. Minard's Liniment is mentioned for physicians.
Dominion Department of Trade and Commerce reports from H A Chisholm note Venezuelan bakers will use Canadian flour when its price aligns with the American flour quote. They praise Canadian flour as very superior.
This notice promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a natural laxative to cure constipation without harsh medicines. It claims the pills tone the liter, restore bowel action, and improve health for all ages, sold by The Catarrohezone Co in Montreal for 25 cents.
A government source says China will reject Japan's proposals to settle the Shantung dispute. The action rests on the view that the award was illegal and that Japan has no right to concessions granted to Germany and transferred to Japan at the peace conference.
A product note for Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. claims a mild laxative action to regulate bowels ease indigestion and aid teething. A mother from Trois Pistoles Que testifies to relief from constipation and recommends the tablets sold in stores or by mail for 25 cents a box.
It is predicted that at least forty cargoes of Canadian wheat will move to Europe via the Port of Vancouver and the Panama Canal during the winter season of 1921-22.
A civic exhortation emphasizes forests importance to Canada and each province and home. It warns that forest fires harm civilization and that youth should learn the untold damage of fire carelessness, stressing that destroying forests destroys the future.
A letter from Fred C Robinson of Mascouche Quebec praises Myard's Liniment for removing head tumors after years of recurrence. The text also notes his plan to use the product on a horse tendon strain. The advert segment highlights Muller's Worm Powders as a remedy for children’s intestinal worms and digestive tonicity.
A widow turns her freehold home into a community and business hub in a Midwestern town. Mrs Turner rents space for clubs and events, provides light refreshments, and monetizes parlor use for dances lessons and grooming before going out. The piece urges women to capitalize homemaking skills.
An advert claims Putnam's Painless Corn Extructor removes corn roots and stems with a single treatment for 25 cents at all dealers. Refuse substitutes.
Experiments will test a Paris to London air route using amphibious machines that land on the Thames and Seine centers. Planes would also land at aerodromes if needed to avoid engine trouble. The aim is to shorten travel time and lower costs by removing lengthy automobile segments between city centers.
A speaker urges use of alarm clocks to aid a fund supporting Uganda. The appeal cites the sleeping sickness crisis and asks listeners to contribute as a duty to the sisters responsible for the fundraising effort.
William Padfield a Kipling Saskatchewan farmer says Tanlac saved his life after severe malnutrition. He weighed 120 pounds and suffered a failing stomach but gained to 185 pounds with renewed strength and energy after starting Tanlac. He credits the medicine as doing the work and notes it is sold by leading druggists.
In a government managed effort over 30,000 clean cut young men travel from Toronto and the east to the west for a harvest month at four dollars a day. Dominion agencies arrange transport and recruitment while many plan to stay on as permanent developers in the prairie. Vanilla thrives on rock soil with atmospheric sustenance.
When neuralgia racks nerves or limbs ache the remedy promises relief. A timely trial of Dr Thomas Electric Oil is said to ease pain and bring rest as it is well rubbed in to soothe the afflicted area.
Dr. Robert Jaures reports examination of Nile mummies showing ancient diseases similar to modern ones. He cites tubercular lung lesions cirrhosis and gallstones, along with deformities such as rickets and flat feet. Notably no foot or leg fractures were found among a thousand mummies.
A snippet notes crows served as messengers in ancient days. It claims a man aged 41 could be counted to live to 67 per statistics, implying longevity estimates from historical data.
Britain and Bulgaria consider an Anglo Bulgarian Company to operate Danube traffic. The plan aligns with England's Danube policy to gain a leading role in river traffic on the international waterway.
Catarrhal conditions are described as constitutional and requiring treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, strengthen the patient, and assist nature. Circulars are free from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
An attempt to kill Admiral Baron Saito, governor of Korea, was made when a Korean threw a bomb into rooms of the Government Buildings where the governor was taking up duties after returning from the country. The governor escaped unharmed.
Letters from Canadian readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing months of pain and restoring strength. Mrs Baker of Vancouver reports walking again without support and improved health, while Mrs Keiver of Albert County credits the remedy with allowing farm chores and daily work. The company invites inquiries for any complications.
A concise moral note argues that few will steal if they can borrow, implying social norms deter theft when borrowing is available. The line suggests a pragmatic view of crime and access to resources within a community.
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