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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
3
Advertisement claims excess stomach acid after meals causes indigestion with head aches gas and heartburn. States Phillips' Milk of Magnesia has neutralizing power, works in minutes, and is the preferred physician recommended liquid form to treat excess acid. Urges readers to buy the genuine doctors prescribed Phillips' and look for red genuine marking.
Gay and Nick amid a tense courthouse ceremony drift into a countryside retreat with Mr. Bartlett as a guiding figure. In a fragile moment, Nick confesses his restraint and vows a future, while old townsfolk and a road trip forgives the past and plants hope in their marriage as a carload of potatoes arrives for drought relief in North Battleford.
Miss Elsie Gregory MacGill of Vancouver earns a Master of Science in aeronautical engineering from the University of Michigan after holding Bs and a Toronto engineering degree. She is described as the first continent wide holder of such a degree and plans to pursue aeronautical work.
Canada Pacific Railway officials announce a 42,000 ton liner to be completed by June 1931 for the Southampton Quebec run with wireless dining talk planned for passengers en route to Europe and North America. The ship will undertake a world cruise next year as part of the line's expansion.
In Northern Alberta Fort McMurray sand asphalt mix is tested by Calgary public works. Commissioner A G Graves said about 30 tons were ordered and partly used for crossings and sidewalks after a company visit. The mix requires sand and gravel and city chemists’ formula. Graves praised early results but postponed commitments on long term durability and broader road use pending further experiments.
An advertisement extols Baby's Own Tablets for infants and children, claiming safety due to no opiates and universal usefulness for newborns through growing kids. A testimonial from Mrs. John Armour of South Monaghan, Ont, lauds the product as the best medicine to keep at home for young ones, noting relief for stomach upset and constipation. The Dr Williams Medicine Co, Brockville, Ont, sells them by mail or through dealers.
A western umbrella shipment sparks a caste clash on the Laccadives, 150 miles off Malabar. The Koyas bar the sale, Melachetis and Malumis dress as mannequins to protest, leading to arrests and a gala display turned jail visit. A writer questions street accident causes, proposing long quick steps.
A woman recalls using Kruschen and Glauber Salts to ease chronic constipation and low mood. She credits two years of daily use, noting her husband’s support and a neighbor’s improvement as signs of the remedy’s value, while warning the root issue may be constipation.
In this compact meditation Charles Kingsley notes that few are needed to tackle distant tasks, while George Macdonald reminds that simple duties, done with effort, please God. The text urges trust in divine outcomes when effort wanes and life ends, highlighting faith as guiding light over grand schemes.
A careful investigation highlights the healing qualities of certain oils applied to the human body. It notes the final substances are not a jumble and that advertising cannot undo a rare combination. The product won public favor from the start and maintains it through its healing power.
A survey shows NYC's 1951 budget rising to at least 632.4 million dollars, a increase of about 67.6 million from the current year and the largest rise in any city. The Dominion of Canada spent about 281.4 million in 1924, a figure cited for comparison to city costs. A Newark motorist quips about heavy road burdens as a garage adviser jokes about clutch throwing.
Headache and pain ad appeals to readers to take Aspirin for quick comfort. It urges medical check if pain persists, warns against chronic suffering, and promotes Aspirin as a sensible, largely harmless remedy for various aches, including rheumatic and neural pains.
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