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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone Inhaler as a preventive cold remedy. It promises immediate relief, clearing the head and throat and erasing symptoms of catarrh. The box claims two months of use in a dollar outfit with trial and small sizes available at Montreal dealers.
A lively diary entry recalls a Monday trip to town ending with luncheon, shopping, dinner, and a late return to the ranch. The author praises Livingstone, notes a change in plans, and describes Carbon City’s large shop and a curious tea table display as a store anecdote.
In a whimsical tale Stella the Wishing Fairy lists ant faults cruelty and dishonesty noting humanlike foibles. Pimzie and Snookums recall red beards and parroading ants while discussing ants stealing from Locusts and other insects in a fantasy village scene.
A narrator attends a jelly demonstration with Don Livingstone and a flirtatious demonstrator. The encounter sparks a plan to gift jelly to a local hospital while hinting at future home life. Livingstone jokes about a saddlehorse order as the scene winds toward a continuation.
A brief 1900s style children's quip shows Nettie age five and Elizabeth age four debating exclusivity within families. The exchange ends with Elizabeth affirming their family has nothing to be ashamed of.
A historian notes that a horse pawing the road reflects an ancient instinct from ancestors who dug for water or food in snow. The behavior is interpreted as a survival carryover rather than mere habit.
A Persian blacksmith turned rebel forged a path to power wearing a leather apron bedecked with jewels. The distinctive apron traveled at the head of Persian armies, symbolizing a dramatic rise from craftsman to military leadership.
A bridge spanning the Snake River in Idaho rises 345 feet from floor to stream, claimed as the tallest bridge in the United States. The structure surpasses prior records and marks a landmark in American engineering.
Prof Francis Edgeworth, president of the British Association, told Hull's economic section that equal pay for equal work is unfair to men. He asserted women are inferior to men in all arts, including weaving and crockery.
In 1706 London formed the Amicable Society for a Perpetual Assurance Office, the first life insurance company. A mutual benefit began with fixed fees per share and annual charges, distributing a fund to heirs of deceased members. From its crude methods modern life insurance has grown.
A testimonial from Mrs Ervin W Stairs of East Waterville NB claims Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry cured summer complaints and aided cholera resistance. She says it helped two children with blood in urine and warns buyers to insist on the original product from The T Milburn Co Toronto, price 50c.
The advertisement extols Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as a life changing treatment. It claims years of relief for severe asthma cases and urges sufferers to obtain the product from their druggist without delay.
A compact excerpt presents a rustic exchange in German accented English where Heinrich explains his portion of a family estate. The dialogue shows Hans outlining his gifts to his sister and brother, and what remains for Heinrich after prior bequests.
The Liverpool Weekly Post notes English profiteers could buy a baronial Austrian castle for three milliard kronen, a sum roughly £500, with portraits and hot water. It also mentions high Scottish shooting rentals and imagines a vast Austrian shoot rentable for £30, highlighting the lure of European properties.
A dialogue shows a father discouraging his daughter yet the daughter is used to getting her way. Jack Poore remarks that he is glad to hear she wants him, while the father suggests the daughter’s power to influence her own wishes.
Encourage shoppers to inspect goods locally and compare prices before sending payments to mail order houses, noting that doing so yields savings and better value. The reminder promotes supporting nearby merchants and making informed purchases.
The article notes future airplanes will gain from gliders equipped with perfect motors. It traces Langley’s gliders as a starting point and suggests modern gliders, refined by use and invention, may inaugurate a new era in stabilizing heavier‑than‑air flight and surpass gravity like birds.
Rural Route No 1 Mascouche Quebec farmer Fred C Robinson reports using Minard’s Liniment to treat four tumors on his head. After two months the growths reportedly vanished with no visible trace, claiming dramatic relief and urging use for other ailments.
A French estimate credits the United States with 30 million horsepower of water power resources, Canada with 25 million, Norway with 7.5 million, Sweden with 6.75 million, and Italy and Spain with about 6 million each.
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