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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1937
Page
6
A young man describes his journey from crippling foot pain to mobility through Kruschen Salts. After months of gradual relief, he resumed long country walks and has played tennis again, crediting the remedy for dissolving uric acid deposits and aiding recovery.
A king and queen will tour North Wales after coronation visits to Edinburgh and Belfast. Italy will enter the New York-Paris air derby in August with two squadrons of six to ten planes.
A Camberwell teamster told Lord Mayor of London at Mansion House that his horse strayed across Ludgate Circus when the traffic lights turned green. The Lord Mayor praised the horse's character and dismissed the summons, noting the animal's understanding of traffic rules.
A Canadian woman testifies that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription aided her daughter's transition to womanhood by easing irregularities headaches back pains and nervousness. She credits improved appetite color and calmer nerves to the vegetable tonic. Price listed as liquid and tablets.
The Daily Mail reports Peter the London zoo's largest wolf was led on a steel chain by a wolf man named D S Spens Steuart. The wolf behaved calmly, sniffed around, and allowed a companion to scratch his head during a stroll through the zoo grounds.
The City of London corporation appeals to the Privy Council against the Ecclesiastical Commissioners plan to demolish All Hallows Lombard Street and sell the site. The church predates the Norman conquest, was built by Sir Christopher Wren after the Great Fire, and hosted John Wesley's first ex tempore sermon from its pulpit.
Pattern 4354 offers a bewitching off shoulder gown with flutter sleeves and flower accents in triple sheet chiffon or crepe. Sizes 14 through 42 with a 16 requiring 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Includes illustrated steps and costs 20 cents. Order to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg. The note ends with a poorly connected fact about the island count around Britain and Ireland.
A Sunday School lesson outlines Genesis 3 as the origin of sin, focusing on the serpent as the symbol of temptation, Eve and Adam’s disobedience, their concealment, God’s investigation, and the resulting judgments including expulsion from the Garden and the curse. It emphasizes humility, conscience, and moral consequences in a practical theological reading.
The Windsor Star reports a Detroit man in custody described as of apparent Canadian extraction, a phrase the article notes is not a real classification. The piece contrasts national origins with legal terms and mentions Italy planning subsidies for affordable rural housing.
An old advertisement touts Wincarnis as a health tonic wine not a drug. It claims pure wine with beef extracts and vitamins improves vigor sleep and daily performance. It cites twenty thousand doctors recommending it for nervous disorders debility and pale complexion. Harold F. Ritchie & Co. Ltd. Toronto sells it.
The article says planting all seeds in one afternoon is outdated. With early, mid, and late varieties for crops like lettuce corn peas and beets there is a wide range of vegetables suited to limited time and space. It highlights heat resistant Cos lettuce and easy perennials such as cosmos marigolds and calendulas.
The BBC prepares an extended empire service with new transmitters at Daventry to reach dominions and colonies. J Beresford Clark will tour regions to assess reach and improvements while British defense funds rise to avert another world war. Mrs Helen Mary Lex dies at 74, once mistaken for Queen Mary in Windsor. Confederate soldiers nicknamed butternuts for bark dyed uniforms.
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