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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1933
Page
7
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts for women seeking fat-free figures, claiming a morning half-teaspoon in warm water, taken daily, detoxifies the body and tones the stomach liver kidneys and bowels while delivering energy and improved appearance.
Haskell battles jealousy as Baker buys out and heads north to pursue bandits. Elizabeth Spaulding remains a lure, while Whipple reports fuel theft and Edmonton police warn of a stolen plane. Baker's return plan sets up a dramatic showdown.
A compact reflection reminding readers to act promptly and fulfill daily duties. It cites sayings from Wordsworth Faber and J H Thom about timeliness, duty, and mercy to avoid arrears and guilt before God. The piece emphasizes doing merciful deeds now to prevent postponed tasks from piling up.
An old advertisement for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound targets tired wives facing family burdens. It urges wives to buy the tonic to gain strength and endure hardships as a remedy for weariness and nervousness.
The Brooklyn Eagle notes two unnamed individuals as examples of public spirit who voluntarily paid higher New York income taxes last year. One retired professor waived his personal exemption on part of his income while a transportation executive refrained from writing off 25000 in losses from securities sales. Their acts, offered as sacrifices for the common good, are urged as a model for others to support state revenue without harming dependents.
The Prince of Wales is identified as an expert on skates in a concise note highlighting his specialized knowledge and public interest in skating.
Herr Adam Roth, chief trapper for the Bavarian Government, reports a successful campaign against muskrats in Bavaria. He perfected an invention that killed thousands, reducing the pest population to few or none and ending significant damage in the region.
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