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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
3
An ad urging readers to relieve indigestion from starchy foods by taking Phillips Milk of Magnesia after meals. It promotes Phillips tablets as a convenient option and claims rapid neutralizing effects on stomach discomfort.
A distressed Nancy Nelson travels with Jack to Pine Ridge after a market crash trims the family budget. A blizzard strands them with schoolchildren. Nancy endures freezing peril and memory, while Matthew Adam comforts her in a hospital recovery, seeking Jack and safety for the children.
Nancy Nance endures illness and homesickness after a severe fall. Matthew Adam stays beside her, offering quiet support as doctors assess her injuries. The scene centers on resolve, care from relatives, and a growing bond amid hospital fatigue.
In a hospital scene, Matt declares Jack’s heroic arrival saved Nancy who suffered pneumonia while Mrs Barrett’s family faced down drifting snow and downed wires delaying help. Nancy asks about the children as she strengthens, while a nurse names limits on visiting and Matt braces for further news.
A historical reminder advocates asking a physician about pain remedies versus Aspirin. It notes Aspirin’s safety since its discovery, its fast relief for headaches and pains, and advises looking for Bayer branding on tablets. The text also intertwines a fictional romance fragment about Matthew Adam and a distant grim hospital scene.
An advertisement touts Saskasal from Watrous Saskatchewan as a potent health mineral salt. It claims waters rival Carlsbad for rheumatic, neuritic, stomach, kidney and liver disorders, with a 69 cent offer and a free sample via coupon. The ad lists Elgar ad agency in Toronto and requests reader mail to obtain the sample.
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