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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1931
Page
3
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant tasting remedy to neutralize stomach acid, restore alkaline balance, and aid digestion. It claims benefits for bad breath, headaches, and nausea, urging purchase in 50-cent bottles at drugstores nationwide in the Dominion.
In a strained telephone exchange Gay learns Nick may not visit as planned due to a neighbor's request. Gay battles jealousy and fear of emotional dependence while Uncle Simeon warns about neighbors and propriety, leaving Gay unsettled about future gatherings and the heart’s hold on her marriage.
Manitoba Motor League leads effort with Eastern Manitoba Development Bureau and St Boniface groups to formalize a Kenora to Winnipeg highway opening in September. Officials Emmett Graves Seipp Robert coordinate with Western Ontario leaders and both provincial governments to stage a fall celebration for motor tourists and dignitaries. Persian Balm promotional insert follows.
World premier broadcast of a syn sight sound drama on WSXAP Chicago stars Gene Wicker Vinton Haworth and Douglas Hope. Behind the scenes the small audience watched a noisy control room and the crew moved in stockinged feet to mute creaks. Experts urge patience as engineers battle flaws.
Cold in the head is common in kids and neglect leads to consequences. Baby's Own Tablets soothe frefulness, relieve suffering, and aid convalescence without harsh drugs. They prevent indigestion and diarrhea, ease teething, and promote sleep. sold by medicine dealers or by mail from The De Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont for 25 cents per box.
Professor Hans Berger of the University of Jena unveiled a machine that converts thought into electric energy registered on a chart resembling weather patterns. Deep thinking yields violent fluctuations, shallow thinking a zigzag. No reader can yet interpret the curve. Further study planned.
A fragmented ad copy promotes a weight loss regimen claiming to cleanse impurities from blood and fade pounds. It urges taking multiple doses, daily exercise, and careful eating to achieve steady weight loss despite garbled words and unclear product names.
Fragment from a devotional piece recalling Psalm 16 11 and prayer for Christ’s constant presence. It compares divine guidance to Michael Angelo’s candlelit work, asking for steady illumination to keep self in shadow and ease life’s burden.
A bottle covered with mussels and seaweed containing an English note stating Lusitania torpedoed and will sink within ten minutes was found on Langeness Island off North Friesland. Inspectors consider it genuine and sent it to the Cunard Line office in London.
A 50 pound Syriac manuscript at the University of Chicago promises new light on early Christianity. The parchment volume titled A Collection of Selected Discourses On All the Feasts Com posed by Orthodox Holy Fathers is expected to reveal insights from Dark Ages theology.
Joseph Sckulick, a slim Jugo-Slav youth, began a world journey in September from Washington. He reached Halifax after 2,511 miles at an average pace of 30 miles per day and plans to finish in under four years. He intends to sail to England from Newfoundland and totals 33,100 miles, aided by his command of eight languages.
A rural district council meeting heard a deputation of farmers seeking reception to complain about a nearby main road. The chairman finally managed to read as the arguments were not well received. Also mentions historical note on telephone cable capacity from 1892 and today.
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