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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
7
Charmian Davis and Jim Bennett share a quiet morning at the doctor’s house as memories surface in a sunlit room. Charmian confronts past misunderstandings while Jim hints at deeper feelings and plans a country ride with Grandma Davis guiding them toward a hopeful future.
A leading British magnate, earning about 5s a minute, was refused entry to a London hotel for looking shabby. His domestic staff cost over £200 a week, and he is famed on Scottish golf links, despite boot soles separating from the uppers on several club days.
The British night bombing squadron operated planes with robotic electrical controls, flying up to 400 miles without piloted input. Routes from South England to Scotland were flown under ground radio control, with automatic landing achieved by a weighted wire at the aerodrome that triggers a flare to flatten and glide in.
The ad claims healthy children sleep well while sickly ones are cross. Mothers are urged to give Baby's Own Tablets a mild laxative that regulates bowels, eases stomach issues, and promotes sound sleep. Safe for newborns, guaranteed free from opiates, 25 cents a box or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Sir Charles Ferguson, Governor-General of New Zealand, cited maxims hung by King at Buckingham Palace during a farewell visit to a school. The quotes urged obedience to rules, avoiding sentimentality, winning gracefully, and suffering in silence. The article also promotes Dr. J. D. Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy with claims of real relief and lasting benefits.
In Edmonton Alberta a Junior Red Cross broadcast features twenty six grade six pupils from Norwood school presenting health citizenship and happiness in a pageant. The program airs during a weekly Alberta Red Cross hour with the junior president presiding.
The piece recalls William F. Scott who survived 200 parachute jumps yet fractured his skull in an ordinary auto crash near Washington. It mentions Oscar Palmquist drowning years ago after Titanic events, Edward Whymper breaking a collar bone on a lecture platform, and Wallingford jailed for a bounced check, all illustrating Fate’s hidden strikes.
Cold storage of McIntosh Apples promises to popularize the variety this winter. British Columbia Macs are bringing the highest prices of any apples on New York markets at present.
Isaac Feather of Emaus Pennsylvania built a library table from 3000 wood blocks. The inlay combines mahogany walnut red cedar oak poplar and white pine seasoned over a century. Feather a bricklayer worked a year in his spare time. Japan reports 37000000 postal savings depositors.
A compact devotional combines Rossetti and Pascal excerpts on submitting to divine will. It reflects gratitude for all events and seeks humble discernment to accept God’s providence as the path to goodness and peace.
A nurse from a hospital endorses Ironized Yeast claiming rapid weight gain and strength. Advertised benefits include appetite increase, 5 to 15 pound gains after 3 to 4 weeks, improved skin, and no gas or bloating with a money back guarantee.
East Kootenay sheep industry grows yearly with expanding prospects this year. Dry climate, wide ranges and absence of disease favor farmers to run small bands of sheep.
Mothers can easily know when their children are troubled with worms and promptly apply a reliable remedy as promoted by Mother Graves Worm Exterminator.
The Saskatoon Board of Trade announces a $350 prize for the farmer producing the district's best wheat to be shown at the upcoming winter fair.
Thoreau urges grounding castles in air with sturdy props. Keller argues ideals must be practical to live by them. Brooks laments reducing life to petty routines and calls for grandeur. Medieval belief attributed magical power to certain words.
A report notes Britain's boast of top gold beaters, while Minard's is cited as the preferred shop for Buras. The piece highlights expertise, technique, and market standing of British craft in gold beating.
A medical note explains indigestion stems from excess stomach acid and promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best quick and harmless neutralizer. It emphasizes following a doctor's advice and praises the product's 50 year history with physicians.
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