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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1929
Page
6
To Check Flu measures suggest gargling with Nerviline three to four times daily using a half teaspoon in water and rubbing neck and chest with the product. The regimen promises to clear congestion and stimulate elimination with Dr Hamiltons Pills to purge disease breeding wastes.
The Canadian Pacific Railway plans a modern hotel in London. Immigrants to Canada in the first eleven months of 1928-29 totalled 152 911, up 12 percent from 1927-28, with Britain and the United States leading origins. Reindeer racing is trialed in Vancouver with twenty reindeer and six Eskimo drivers. The Admiralty grants Captain Dewar a good service pension of 75 dollars per year, amid Gibraltar court martial notorieties. Carl Efelson earns the Harmon Trophy for 1928 for aviation contribution. The Duke of Gloucester travels to Japan to invest the emperor with the Order of the Garter and may holiday at a High River ranch in Alberta.
A Nekar mother recalls her first weeks with a severely irritated infant. After consultations, Castoria was recommended by doctors and the child’s digestion improved, ending the constant crying and sleepless nights.
A rule in India bans a younger daughter from marrying before the elder. If the younger wishes to marry, the elder must be married to a tree or crushed flower, avoiding pine poplar or elder trees, as they are sacred and hard to dissolve via divorce.
Frederick Thomas Mace of Old Kent Road London England, one of the Young Ambassadors who visited Canada last summer, will return to Canada to take up farming, continuing cultural exchange between the two nations.
Prospectors fly into the Nahanni country west of the Mackenzie river chasing a fresh gold rush beyond Saskatchewan sands. Air routes paved by N A M E machines lure seekers north of Edmonton. McLeod diggings show traces of oil and a relative plans to revive placer deposits once costly in lives since 1904 amid hostile encounters with Indigenous peoples and fugitive whites.
A 50,000 watt experimental bulb touted as the world’s largest electric lamp has been built resembling a radio vacuum tube. Its top fin radiator dissipates heat around 5,500 degrees Fahrenheit, showcasing high temperature testing. Florida is noted to have over 30,000 lakes.
A catalog of junior and school dresses listing sizes from 6 to 44 inches bust. Includes material needs in yards for 40 and 27 or 36 inch contrasts, and optional embroidery numbers with blue color and extra price. Several styles feature bust sizes and fabric requirements.
Maine firms in Portland and other coast towns pay seven cents per pound for fish scales and have sold scales this season totaling about 250000 dollars. Each 100 pounds of scales yield one pound of pearl essence worth 125 dollars in the New York market, used to make beads necklaces and other jewelry after processing.
The spinning and weaving of cotton stands as one of the most important and largest manufacturing industries in Portugal.
A testimonial endorses Baby's Own Tablets as the best medicine for newborns and children, noting they are free from opiates and harm. The product is described as a mild laxative that aids digestion, relieves constipation, and helps teething. Available for 25c a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
A meatless luncheon recipe solves the luncheon problem with Tomato Chowder using milk water onions butter flour sugar salt pepper soda and crackers. Instructions include melting butter, cooking onion, scalding milk mixture, thickening with flour, heating tomatoes, and serving with dipped crackers. The note adds that many European hotels allow radio room reservations for transatlantic passengers.
The devotional discusses Isaiah's heavenly vision in the year Uzziah died and the call to service. It cites theologians Amory Bradford and A B Davidson on seeing God, plus reflections on faith enduring beyond political turmoil. It also notes unrelated historical facts about cinemas in Finland and women's suffrage in India.
A Berlin professor warns the Gulf Stream is reversing in places and could trigger a glacial epoch in Northern Europe someday. The piece notes past predictions prove unreliable and prefers near term weather forecasts over long term forecasts.
An ad touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as nearly instant relief for corns, claiming easy removal and widespread use. It also notes a 1928 shipment of nearly ten million fish eggs and fry via Canadian National lines for lake stocking.
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