Phillips Milk of Magnesia Credited Antacid For 50 Years
In a lively scene, Jim and Grandma discuss a bottle of Phillips Milk of Magnesia lauded for 50 years as the quick effective remedy for excess stomach acid. They remark on humor and gossip, then spot Charmian and Doctor Carter arriving near the common for fireworks.
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Philips
Magnesia
Grandmother plans a moonlit ride to the fireworks show
Jim and Grandma devise a late evening outing after a supper and collection for a cause. They discuss the shawl from China, Emmy Bascomb’s windows, and cemetery monuments as they prepare to ride to the show and gossip about local families and engagements.
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Jim
Grandma
Charmian
Emmy Bascomb
Davis
China
Jimmy
Guppy
Bostombs
Emmy
Burgatov
Deacon Purdie
Moore
South Wickfield
Jim Bennett and Grandma Davis Fireworks Night Encounter
Jim Bennett takes Grandma Davis to see fireworks and gets a cheerful escort back to his car from Charmian who thanks him. He brushes off gratitude noting Grandma’s fun, praises the shortcake, and mentions a church absent appearance. The scene ends with a doctor urging nurse care for Dr. Soansough’s husband.
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Jim Bennett
Grandma Davis
Charmian
Jim
Mrs. Soansough
Pains Around Heart Mrs Vanalstine Praises Pills
Mrs James Vanalstine of Pibroch Manitoba describes heart pains and smothering spells. She says she avoided further spells for over three years after using H. N. Pills and urges others to try them. Price 50c a box, available at druggists or by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont.
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James Vanalstine
Pibroch, Man
T. Milburn Co. Limited
Toronto
A fitting tribute to Dr. James W. Robertson
The obituary honors Dr. James W. Robertson who died at 73 in Canada. It traces his career from a teenage dairy worker to professor of dairying in Guelph, Dairy Commissioner, principal of MacDonald College, and national leader in seed science, conservation, and technical education. He founded the Victorian Order of Nurses, helped strengthen the Red Cross, and served 11 years as chief commissioner of the Boy Scouts.
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James W. Robertson
Ayrshire
All Canada
Canada
Western Ontario
Provincial Agricultural College
Guelph
Victorian Order of Nurses
Canadian Red Cross
Boy Scout Movement
Picture Theatre On Wheels Forest Campaign Car Returns
The Canadian Forestry Association resumes its twelfth year prairie tour with a mobile theater car. It features talkie style film, colored slides of tree planted homes, wildlife and birds attracted to trees, plus other Canada footage and light comedy for all ages.
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Canadian Forestry Association
Canada
British Columbia Dry-Salt Herring Industry Expands
The BC dry-salt herring industry shows growth from 172,610 cwt in 1918 to 1,083,174 cwt in 1925 as the Orient remains its sole market. Figures for the season ending February 5, 1930, are not yet available.
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British Columbia
Orient
Airports at Lindbergh era spend exceed three hundred million
A note states that since Charles Lindbergh’sTrans Atlantic flight, about 300 million dollars have been spent on U.S. airport development. The claim links the pioneer flight to expanded aviation infrastructure and investment across the nation.
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Lindbergh
U.S
Favor Greenland Air Route Through Arctic Stations
Dr Constantine Dumbrave a Romanian meteorologist after two years north study favors an air route from Ottawa to Iceland via Greenland with landing fields and weather stations every 50 miles. Proposes Hudson Bay and Hudson Straits first, then Greenland west coast Iceland and possibly Faroe Islands to support transatlantic flights. He estimates 1 million dollars needed and with National Defence officials calling the plan feasible.
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North America
Europe
Greenland
Constantine Dumbrave
Dumbrave
Ottawa
Iceland
Hudson Bay
Hudson Straits
Faroe Islands
British Isles
Arctic
National Defence Department
Baby's Own Tablets A Help To Mothers
Advertorial claim praising Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative that regulates bowels aids digestion and soothes teething. A testimonial from Mrs B G Carvey of Lyndale Prince Edward Island endorses use and notes availability from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario at 25 cents per box.
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B. G. Carvey
Lyndale
P.E.I
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Sitka Spruce and Odds in a Curious Clock Question
Sitka spruce on the Pacific Coast of Canada with its light weight and strength is used in aeroplane manufacture. Holloway's Corn Remover removes corn from the roots. Try it and prove it. A reader asks if a clock can run 14 rays without winding and is told it would run longer if wound.
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Sitka Spruce
Pacific
Canada
Holloway
Ruins at Lake Nemi Reveal Ancient Pleasure Galleys Site
Archaeologists uncover the ruins of a Roman wharf at Lake Nemi where pleasure galleys reportedly berthed. A separate study by Topinard analyzes 11,000 brains, finding average weights of 1,561 grams for men and 1,200 grams for women.
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Lake
Nemi
Topinard
Nurse Reports 7 Pound Gain in Two Weeks with Ironized Yeast
A nurse from a hospital extols Ironized Yeast for appetite and strength gains. She claims a 7 pound rise in two weeks and notes improved skin and energy after regular use, with many others reporting 5 to 15 pound gains in 3 to 4 weeks. Safe, drug-free tablets boast no gas or bloating and a money back guarantee.
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Martha Burns
Little Helps For This Week From M J Savage
This reading offers reminders that trials forge strength and character. It quotes Revelations and reflects on growth through adversity. The author urges trust in God to shape each person for a noble role, citing examples of transformation through effort.
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M. J. Savage
Mothers ensure healthy children with worm protection
The saying emphasizes a mother's priority to have sound children and uses the product Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator. It notes British flying schools receiving more applicants than capacity. It mentions the Alhambra palace as a fortress built for 40,000 men and states no beaver dam is ever completed without maintenance.
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