Fiery Itching Skin Relieved Quickly in Teen’s Case
A brief notice reports a teen receiving speedy relief for fiery itching skin. Readable text mentions a medical remedy and a local setting though other details are unclear.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
2
A brief notice reports a teen receiving speedy relief for fiery itching skin. Readable text mentions a medical remedy and a local setting though other details are unclear.
Design 4981 offers two apron styles Apple Apron with fruit applique and a heart neck version with a large pocket. Available in small medium and large. fabric yardages listed for view A and view B. Send 20 cents to order and include name address and pattern number.
The Saskatchewan Agriculture Department under Hon JG Taggart reports on encephalomyelitis or sleeping sickness in horses. It outlines history, types nervous and dumb forms, transmission by insects, symptoms, early treatment with anti encephalomyelitis serum, and vaccine use. It notes human susceptibility and urges extensive vaccination to eradicate the disease.
Gold bullion valued at £1,000,000 was unsoated at Toburg docks London from the Soviet steamship Minovych. Dr Eduard Benes, former president of Czecho Slovakia, says dictatorship regimes are breaking. Henry Mackenzie Kennedy named governor of Nyasalaland succeeding Sir Harold Kittermaster. US secret service says it crushed a $1,000,000 counterfeiting ring with six men and two women arrested. Canadian National Railways reports 74,953 employees and payroll of 116,526,108. C D Howe in Commons notes transport matters. RAF recruited 31,804 last June. Air Ministry aims for 31,000 by March 1939.
Instructions outline vaccination timing from April to May, with single and double-dose schedules and a ten day recheck. It covers vaccine handling, syringe use, injection site prep, needle hygiene, storage at 35-40 degrees, and cautions on using only CHICK Vaccine from Lederle Cutter or University of Saskatchewan as protection against encephalomyelitis. It warns against unqualified handlers and notes a six to twelve month immunity duration.
A Smithsonian Institution scientist has derived a mathematical method to compute a whale’s weight without scales. This breakthrough ends a long standing worry about how to weigh a whale when scales are unavailable.
The Romanian Pavilion at the New York World's Fair features a ceiling of rock salt totaling six and a half tons. Thirty five slabs, each about three feet by eighteen inches by a foot, are lit from above, with light diffusing into the hall below. Salt was mined in Slanic Romania.
The executive Yuan disclosed a cabinet plan to eradicate the opium evil across China, with a focus on full suppression in Szechuan province during 1959 despite ongoing war conditions.
A widow with a strained daily routine and a son to care for describes severe sciatic pain. After failing with other treatments, Kruschen Salts provided quick relief, with improvement after a few weeks. The ad explains sciatica stems from needle point uric acid crystals and Kruschen dissolves them.
Sunday School lesson for March 19 emphasizes unity in Christ amid varied opinions. It cites Peter 3 8 18 and Psalm 34 12 16, urging compassionate humble action, blessing others, and living as a holy vocation. Quotes F B Meyer and Moffatt translation to illustrate Christian conduct.
A waitress who won $5,000 in an Australian sweep two years ago left work, joined a sister in Montreal, and has since lived on relief while traveling on a steamship from Canada to Australia with her fare paid by a charitable organization. Her money’s gone and she now relies on aid.
London Transport Board services heavy traffic across the metropolis with buses, trains, trolley-buses, and other services transporting 4,129,440,000 passengers in a single year. The vast system serves a population scale comparable to the world’s.
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