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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1928
Page
7
Advice promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the standard remedy for excess stomach acid. It claims two hours after indigestion relief, one spoonful in water neutralizes acids, with effects in five minutes. The copy urges buying the genuine Phillips product, prescribed by physicians for 50 years, with full directions in each bottle.
Helmi sits content in the sun with a dog and a baby in hospital as she reads Arthur Warner’s letter offering a home at his country place. He plans to leave her his property and asks her to move in with Cleo, trusting God will provide.
An old English rhyme is explained as a weather predictor. Red at night signals fine weather as atmospheric dust absorbs blue light, while red sky in the morning warns of a shower. The piece discusses biblical and ancient parallels and the scientific reasoning behind these skies.
A farmer admits calling a neighbor rogue and liar but forgets a theft accusation in a courtroom exchange. Brazil yields flat fish with poison spines and barking-like vulture noises. Georgia requires a six dollar annual tax from all unmarried residents over 30.
The blind report voices show individual tone and quality, with sharp differentiation like faces. Some people exhibit multiple distinct voices and physical state often appears in voice, with weight linked to vocal character.
Dublin correspondent notes Fianna Fail’s tactic of baiting the Speaker ends with the suspension of Aiken as chief whip. Aiken defends his attack while calling the Speaker vile names. The piece suggests the country remains tied to alien parliamentary customs despite these outbursts.
Mrs. A. J. Murray of Gull Lake Saskatchewan recalls her baby girl growing weak from diarrhea while teething. She describes inability to retain fluids and a neighbor suggesting a remedy, prompting interest in home treatment and guidance.
A parent recalls the first dose of a remedy from The T. Milburn Co. Limited of Toronto curing a child's diarrhea within three days, after which the child returned to active play and health.
The article explains the jumping toothache pain mechanism in children, comparing it to throbbing finger inflammation. It describes how lying down increases tooth pulp pressure and pain, while sitting up reduces blood flow and eases discomfort.
Mothers who keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets can act quickly against summer stomach troubles, cholera infantum, and diarrhea which claim many young lives. The tablets regulate the bowels and help keep the stomach pure, are harmless even to newborns, and cost 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Wool prices in Western Canada for the season run 24 to 28 cents a pound, up from 17 to 20 cents last year. Ontario offers 24 to 26 cents, Quebec 21 to 28 cents, with Ontario and Quebec showing stronger settlements by the Canadian Co operative Wool Growers. Demand favors medium qualities, while corn issues remain a risk.
The Rohrbach Metal Aeroplane Works has completed a flying yacht type plane deemed fit for trans ocean use. It features a two thousand five hundred mile cruising radius without extra fuel tanks, seaworthy water landings, and capacity for twelve passengers plus a five member crew and freight. Three motors could push speed to 150 mph enabling a New York trip in about 24 hours with two refueling stops. Initial tests aim for a Buenos Aires first flight as Germany plans trans ocean service to Argentina via a shorter route and favorable equatorial weather.
Frederick William Robertson presents Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as essential for mothers to have on hand for sudden croup in children. He argues its prompt use is vital and highlights the oil as a versatile remedy for this ailment.
Dr Rh M Anderson of the National Museum Ottawa will join the 1928 Canadian Arctic expedition. He will accompany the patrol to far northern posts to collect zoological material and gather information on points of interest in the regions.
The 1827 payroll of Grilled Columbia shattered prior records by exceeding 177 million dollars, marking a historic total for the period. The figure highlights a period of industrial scale and wage growth recorded in that era.
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