Aspirin Named For Fast Relief in Pain News Ad
An old advertisement touts Aspirin as instantly absorbing when wet. It claims quick relief for headaches neuritis and rheumatic pain and asserts safety and heart compatibility as doctors prescribe it.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1935
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Aspirin as instantly absorbing when wet. It claims quick relief for headaches neuritis and rheumatic pain and asserts safety and heart compatibility as doctors prescribe it.
Gerald Keene learns he owns a half share of trouble as The Broken Spur loots the ranch. Dustin and Dad Kane chase a gold mine while Kane is killed and buried. Stone Edith Carr test a notebook clue to the Red Water deposit and uncover a rich ore claim.
In a tense reveal, a Derringer tumbles from a pocket, implicating Joe Carr in a killing linked to the Hour-Glass gang. Stone and Crewe pursue the weapon’s origin, suspect Peyotl Gregg’s influence, and plot to exonerate Carr while exposing a broader conspiracy.
A devotional note urges readers not to be slothful but to follow saints through faith and patience. It recalls that those at rest faced the same burdens as today, yet overcame, with a message of hope and perseverance from H. E. Manning.
In a tense flash of ambition Dustin suspects Peyott Gregg framed Joe Carr for Gerald Keene’s murder. He schemes to seize Carr’s Hour-Glass ranch and mine plus the girl, while racing to confirm Keene’s likely death as the coroner nears. Spike Goddard overhears the confession and danger rises at the Broken Spur.
A verse about a cheerful newsboy brightening days despite wind and rain contrasts with a report labeling Peiping China as dustiest city from Gobi storms. It notes broad claims on vision and heart beating rate, illustrating divergent subjects in one column.
Sixty thousand visitors pass through Elisnev's de luxe food store in Moscow opened by Gastronome, state food trust. The expansive shop offers seventy five bread types and cooked foods, drawing larger crowds than theaters. Militiamen direct queues as crowds inspect displays until midnight.
Bombay will celebrate the King's Silver Jubilee with nearly two weeks of events. Public buildings will be floodlit, and displays from military and naval forces will evoke Navy Week. Highlights include firework displays, Scout parades, sports meetings, alms for the poor, sweets for children, and thanksgiving services led by Governor Lord Balfour at St Thomas Cathedral and other faiths across their places of worship.
At the Sussex Assizes a man described as middle aged prompted Lord Hewart to ask what middle age means. The judge, aged 65, quips that forty one is a mere child and urges not to call him middle aged for another twenty years.
Report notes that Americans consume only about one tenth of the nation’s vast corn crop directly as food, with the remainder used for livestock feed, fuel, and industrial products.
A wingless autogyro showcased a vertical landing, illustrating novel rotor craft capabilities. The demonstration drew attention to future aviation applications and potential military uses.
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