Acid Indigestion Relief With Milk of Magnesia
An advice note explains that many so called weak stomachs are due to acid indigestion and can be relieved in minutes by milk of magnesia after meals. It promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia liquid or tablet forms made in Canada and warns to choose genuine Phillips products.
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Magnesia
Canada
Mag-rsia
Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
World Happenings Briefly Told
A collection of short items notes Teck-Hughes Gold Mines profits of 2,336,888 for the year ending August 31 and 48.5 cents per share. Senator Capper urges curbing farm imports to favor American farmers. Surgeon Varshavchik at Leningrad jailed a year for leaving a towel in a patient, causing death. U S Supreme Court declines Mooney release cue. After 35 years in South Africa G Davie returns to Scotland and receives a watch. Lieut Col William Scarth dies in Toronto. A Japanese officer claims former German Pacific islands have strategic value for Japan.
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Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Arthur Capper
U.S
Varshavchik
Leningrad
United States Supreme Court
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quintin
California Supreme Court
South Africa
G. Davie
Scotland
William Scarth
Ontario
Canadian Legion
Northwest Police Veterans’ Association
Imperial Officers’ Association
Canada
Toronto
Pacific Ocean
Japan
League of Nations Mandate Commission
Increase In Insanity Says School Message
Dr Harvie Claire of Homewood sanitarium urged Toronto service club that Canadian children should learn in school to choose mates who are physically fit and come from families without insanity. He cited 39000 patients in mental institutions, about one in 300, with 4 to 5 percent annual rise and annual care cost of 10 million dollars.
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Harvie Claire
Homewood Sanitarium
Guelph
Toronto
Fire-walking Practices Among Fiji Islanders and Hindus
Fire walking is practiced by Fiji islanders and Hindus. Spectators are permitted by the Fiji community, whereas the Hindu rites are conducted in secrecy.
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Fiji
Debt Adjustment Act Clarifies Crop Shares and Exemptions
Hon T C Davis explains Saskatchewan Debt Adjustment Board and crop disposal rules. Farmers may deliver one third share, with exceptions for seed or threshing costs, and exemptions limit seizures to listed crops and livestock or a tractor or vehicle. Prosecutions require Attorney General approval.
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T. C. Davis
Saskatchewan
Debt Adjustment Board
List of farm implements in the forthcoming note
The notice lists items including harness for six animals one wagon or buggy one disc harrow or cultivator one mower one breaking plough one gang plough one set of harrows one horse rake one cream separator one binder one set of steps and one seed drill with a promise that the article continues next week.
New Ships And Naval Plans Stir British Defence Debate
The 1935 naval construction programme calls for twenty one ships including three cruisers eight destroyers and submarines with total costs around fifty million pounds spread over three years. British experts warn naval defences may be outdated and expect a larger fleet air arm more seaplane carriers and a Naval Defence Act to fund measures amid stalled disarmament talks.
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Admiralty
New York Papers
Roosevelt
United States
Fleet Air Arm
War Shells Found While Clearing a Well at Littleton Pannell
While cleaning a well at Littleton Pannell near Devizes England Mr A Williams a well sinker from Easterton struck a hard object and unearthed an 18 pounder shell. A second shell was found both contained explosive and uncocked.
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Littleton Pannell
Devizes
England
A. Williams
Easterton
Williams
Bible notes say Jesus birth not in a manger
The statement argues that scripture does not claim Jesus was born in a manger, despite many references to the manger. It contends there are no biblical verses asserting the birth occurred there.
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Jesus
Forfar sale hides queenly black pearl treasure
A secret purchaser bought a string of black pearls for fifty cents in Forfar Angus. The gems, valued at about 200000 dollars and linked to Mary Queen of Scots, were found in an old trinket box at Simon Urquhart and Son. The buyer learned their worth after a mishap while traveling. The article also notes a farmer’s gardening remark about weed seeds.
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Mary Queen of Scots
Forfar
Angus
Messrs
Simon Urquhart and Son
Castle St
Sun’s energy heats matter when it strikes it
As it travels the 93 000 000 miles that separate it from the earth the sun energy isn’t really heat but becomes heat only when it strikes against physical matter.
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Earth
Sunday School Lesson Focuses on Personal Accountability
The lesson centers on each person giving an account to God based on Romans 14 12. It surveys Ezekiel 18 1 32 and references Devotional Reading Psalm 125 to frame individual responsibility and moral accountability.
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Ro Mans
Ezekiel
Ezekiel as a watchman warning Israel of judgment
Ezekiel is set as a watchman to warn the house of Israel. The prophet must hear Jehovah and proclaim his message, warning the wicked to repent. If he fails to warn, the wicked die in their sin and he bears the responsibility. if he warns and they ignore, the prophet bears no guilt. References contrast Paul and Isaiah, and include a discussion of repentance and God’s desire that sinners turn from evil.
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Ezekiel
House of Israel
Paul
Gaius Glenn Atkins
Sheol
God
Ancient Britons Played Golf Like Game, Brandon Sun Says
The Brandon Sun reports ancient Britons engaged in a pastime resembling golf. Some communities continue the practice today, maintaining clues to early game forms and regional customs.
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The
Brandon Sun
Fire walking daredevil drills in Cape Town heat
Mr. Bridgeman of Cape Town performs dangerous stunts by walking into and lying in blazing furnaces. He trains in a fire tunnel reaching 1700 Fahrenheit and has lasted two minutes twenty seconds in a boiler furnace. He plans further experiments with decommissioned fuselages and fire-dummy dummies while wearing lighter gear.
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John Bridgeman
Cape Town
S.A
Bridgeman
Associa
Illusions Shattered by Greenland Eskimos Findings
Four French scientists on an expedition in Greenland challenge long held beliefs about Eskimos. They report that Eskimos prefer broccoli to blubber, do not live in snow huts, and generally reside in stone and turf homes. They note a larger vocabulary and higher monthly laughter than expected, with only a few hundred of Greenland's 14,000 Eskimos ever seeing or living in snow huts. Blubber remains a diet staple, yet summer greens including broccoli are cultivated and enjoyed.
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Greenland
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