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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
6
Amid a drought and smoke from coast fires Wilkinson and men guard a timber landscape. A cigarette sparks a slash heap into flames triggering a swift forest fire response with patrols and fire breaks. Connie aids from the mill to support the effort.
A public health note urges precautions against influenza sweeping the country. It recommends Nerviline gargles and chest rubs to combat throat infections and suggests cleaning the system with Dr Hauntes and Hemilion's Pus to reduce germ buildup and prevent congestion.
Thousands of mothers attest Baby's Own Tablets' equal effectiveness for children. A Quebec mother praises the remedy for keeping two children in health and safely kept at home. The tablets are a mild laxative, regulate bowels, ease digestion, fight colds and fever, and ease teething. They are guaranteed safe and sold for 25 cents a box by The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Gustav Henri Camerlynck, renowned Belgian interpreter famed for his wartime Versailles translations, succumbs to influenza in Paris. Born in Flanders, he taught languages in Paris and later translated Briand, Balfour, Hughes with uncanny voice matching and emotional shading, shaping the era’s diplomacy.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics lists the steel worker railroad yard worker and miner as the three most hazardous jobs in America. Other risky occupations include glass blowing slaughtering meat packing and lumber mill work. One in sixteen workers were injured averaging 71 days off work. For each fatal accident there were 155 minor ones. Total time lost exceeded 19 2635 years.
Advertisement touts Dr J B Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a true specific that eliminates fear of attacks. It urges readers to obtain the preparation today and rely on its claimed safety and effectiveness.
A Darmstadt savings bank gives clients clocks that stop when payments cease, urging regular savings with the slogan no pay no work. A similar clock in a Ben Rhydding hotel in Wales keeps time only with daily payment, serving as a constant reminder to save.
Scotland Yard weighs a novel trap for bandits a steel mat with tentacles and wire chains placed across roads to entangle and halt a fast moving car within 100 yards when the chassis is gripped by the wires and chains
In many northern islands coal is present and much of the region is favorable to mineralization. This view is shared by George F. Mackenzie, the former Yukon gold commissioner.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Education seeks parliamentary support to expand moving picture shows. A dedicated department provides equipment and lecturers to rural areas, with Sofia cinema tickets priced at 10 cents, school shows cheaper at two to three cents, and restrictions on night access for schoolchildren.
Louis Neubauer was trapped in a heavy snow storm while hunting in Ampersand Mountain New York. He used a compass to navigate through the whiteout for several miles to a highway where a searching party had been organized to locate him.
A pest control firm proclaims its worm exterminator will remove worms from the system without harming the child. The method is described as fully effective yet mild and safe for the subject.
Aluminum street cars lighter and quieter than heavy steel models are being tried in several cities across the United States for general use.
The Great War is estimated to have cost about 55 billion dollars, reflecting enormous expenditures for equipment, manpower, and logistics. The figure underscores the scale of the conflict and its impact on national economies and wartime planning.
Mrs. Sam Speers of Inn Isfree Alberta recounts a case where a newborn suffered severe eczema from day three. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the baby improved after the first treatment and was fully healed in two months. The notice promotes Cuticura as a beauty aid and skin purifier.
A Betty Barclay recipe presents Economy Pudding Sauce with cornstarch sugar lemon rind lemon juice butter salt and nutmeg. Mix dry ingredients add water boil five minutes remove from heat stir in butter and seasonings.
Readable text shows a recipe for baking ham with apples and raisins. Place ham in a dish, cover with raisins and apples, slice apples, sprinkle brown sugar, add water, cover and bake at moderate heat for about 45 minutes or until tender.
A Sheffield company plans to expand slot machines beyond tobacco and sweets. It will produce 85 distinct machines, each vending a different item from sardine tins to razor blades.
Last year exports totaled 176 Ayrshire cattle. Ada was the leading customer with 93 head. Other destinations included Kenya Colony 31 South America 14 Denmark 12 South Africa 12 United States 11 and Ceylon 3.
Corns are painful growths and Hollo Ways Corn Remover will remove them. The product claims quick relief and easy use for affected feet.
The note recalls black peppermint becoming the primary commercial crop about 65 years ago and has nearly replaced the white variety in use.
A new group in Edmonton named the Edmonton Industrial Association is led by president J. B. Starky of the Penn Mine and vice-president W. R. Howson a local barrister. The association hosted a dinner for 150 businessmen to promote Edmonton made goods and local industry growth.
Hon Albert Prefontaine provincial minister of agriculture will ask the Legislature for $50,000 to establish an agricultural development board. He says Manitoba’s farming industry lacks sufficient support at present and a new scheme is needed.
A weekly column invokes scripture and literary quotes to praise truth as a shield. The piece weaves biblical verses and remarks from Johnson Goldsmith and Shakespeare to stress moral clarity and integrity in public life.
A record shows Canada constructed 6020 miles of road during 1927 while 44 miles were maintained under provincial patrol or gang maintenance teams.
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