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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 1932
Page
6
A user reports months of iben like symptoms and poor appetite, then taking Kruschen Salts which allegedly cured heartburn acidity and restored energy. The ad claims the product stimulates gastric juices and guarantees regular elimination of waste daily.
Artificial diamonds created in Columbia University laboratory. Germany’s unemployed drop by two weeks to 6 031 000. Dr Hartley Travers Farrar, explorer with Scott, dies. Dr John S Plaskett to receive McGill honorary degree. Samuel McKay, Indian fighter and buffalo hunter, dies in Alberta. born Winnipeg December 1852. Turkey likely to join League of Nations. invitation expected. Lord Irwin tours Canada for Massey Foundation. Ambulance hut opens at Tarpot’s Corner after 364 accidents in 12 months. Rear-Admiral Godfrey Paine buried at sea near Portsmouth. Canada wheat exports eight months to March total 124 269 429 bushels. 71 505 107 to U K.
Canada Steamship Lines announces Wilfrid Gagne will captain the s s Tadoussac for a 42nd year on the St Lawrence River and Peter McKay resumes command of the s s Noronic as flagship of the Northern Fleet. Gagne, born in Point au Pic Quebec, is famed for river knowledge and wartime submarine piloting duties. McKay steered Noronic on her historic New Welland Canal cruise and made her the largest passenger liner to enter Lake Ontario.
An announcement of a new bumpometer that records every bump or dip in road surfaces prompts a motorist to say he often carries three devices with vocal attachments in the back seat.
The life of Was Noted Indian Fighter ah Horse Alberta, born Winnipeg December 1852, educated at St. John's College. He joined Hudson's Bay Company, led Vermilion Hills post at 18, later became free trader hunter. Credited with killing the last buffalo on Alberta plains, he traded and mediated with Indigenous peoples, befriended Sitting Bull, knew Louis Riel. Retired to Medicine Hat in 1882, later moved to Wild Horse. Five sons survive. brother W. E. McKay of Kamloops.
A bright blue woollen girl’s frock features vivid red trim, chic circular sleeve caps, a collar detail, and bone buttons matching the collar. The right skirt side is plaited to widen the hem, inspired by adult styles, with large savings versus the Paris model. Sizes 11 to 17 years. Pattern No. 715 costs 25 cents.
Pattern details list Pattern No. Neme Size and ordering address at Winnipeg Newspaper Union, 175 McDermot Ave. in Winnipeg.
Sunday School lesson on Genesis 26 12 33 explores Isaac prospering in Gerar and Beersheba. It highlights his patient digging of wells Esek Sitnah and Rehoboth, acceptance of disputes, and a treaty with Abimelech showing non resistance. The lesson connects the soft answer and divine blessing to enduring peace.
Western Canada uncovers peat and sphagnum moss as a valuable resource near Whitemouth. Industrial board studies with Mr. A Anrep highlight uses from insulation to litter, with strong claims on fuel savings and national well being.
Women grow more alluring with time as Hollywood actresses maintain youth with Lux Toilet Soap. The article touts complexion care used by stars on screen Broadway and Europe highlighting Lux as a white fragrant soap and noting low prices in ads.
The Whitemouth bog system near Winnipeg extends across 600,000 acres with an estimated 325 million tons of organic material at commercial dryness. Canadian peat varieties include moss, grass, litter, muck, and humus, with rails and highways crossing the bogs and warnings against drainage and burning. The Industrial Development Board of Manitoba promotes proper development of these peat resources as humidifiers and energy sources.
John Bellamy Taylor of General Electric demonstrated audible light in Detroit before scientists using a silent phonograph and a sensitive incandescent lamp. He produced music from the phonograph and silenced it with a hand between lamp and cell, calling it a new development in electro physical research. The article notes a Mercury quote from Meggendorfer Blaetter in Munich.
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