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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 16, 1935
Page
7
An advertisement claims Aspirin tablets begin to disintegrate on moisture and provide fast relief for headaches neuritis and rheumatic pain. It asserts safety for the heart and recommends looking for the Bayer cross on each tablet. The copy notes Aspirin is made in Canada and available at all druggists.
Dustin pressures Edith to marry him to save her father from a murder indictment. He claims to have proof that Joe Carr shot Gerald Keene and offers to testify if Edith marries him within twenty four hours. Edith vacillates between fear, love, and loyalty as tension tightens around the Hourglass mine and the broken Spur.
A Pulborough woman Mary Holt whose witchcraft hanging led to death saw her hand auctioned in London. Bidders fell to about 20 before the item was bought in by its owner. A pinned heart charm and other relics of Sussex witchcraft also featured. Halletta Nativity glass grotto sold for 55.
The Detroit News notes Egypt exports hundreds of millions of eggs annually yet few hens hatch in the country. Eggs are hatched by a 4000 year old method using steaming ashes then Nile mud pits. Chicks emerge at a predictable hour under palm leaves and camel dung.
Mrs. J. H. Laliberte of Montreal testifies under oath about relief from chronic constipation after using Fruitatives. She describes irritable mood, fatigue, and sleep disruption prior to treatment and notes improved energy and regularity. Cope of sworn statement available on request. Fruit-A-Tives, 25¢ and 50¢, Ottawa, Canada.
A sealed box containing two cups of Australian gold, the Commonwealth’s wedding gift to the Duke and Duchess of Kent, arrived in Plymouth England almost three months after the ceremony, and is being guarded securely.
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