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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
5
Ad seeks a girl to look after children in exchange for bead and room. Provide contact at 507 North Railway Street. Also numerous rental notices list furnished or unfurnished rooms and houses for rent with locations and contact boxes or names.
A health note explains a coated tongue signals two problems. Nose obstruction or smoking can cause a temporary fur coating, while an aged or sluggish large intestine and liver may require purging to restore tongue color. Mouth rinses help only if the intestine is not at fault.
Train arrivals list schedules for routes including Toronto Montreal Winnipeg St Paul Chicago and western points with daily times and weekend variations. Departures show trains to Lethbridge Nelson Winnipeg Montreal Retlaw Lomond Calgary Vancouver and Chicago with daily and Sunday exceptions and late evening services.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hopper spent several days at Elkwater Lake last week. They were joined by Mr and Mrs John Dey of Irvine. The Women s Institute held its June meeting on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs A Reinhardt. The convention report was read by Mrs Rein.
Mrs Larson and others attended a meeting with a dainty morsel served by the hostess. A Wockeroth party visited Prelate Sask to see Mrs Streiful. On June 20 the girls softball team defeated the juniors 24 to 9. Visitors include Misses Ormond from Winnipeg en route to Calgary. Elson, a student minister, is recovering after surgery in Medicine Hat General Hospital.
The death is announced of Sir Ernest Webham Moir at his London home. He was 71 and noted for his work on major tunnel projects linking New York’s Manhattan Island with Long Island and New Jersey.
An old period ad claims low spirits stem from liver issues and promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a safe vegetarian remedy without harsh mercury. It touts digestion, elimination, and overall vitality, urging readers to ask for the product by name and refuse substitutes.
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