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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1928
Page
7
Helmi reunites with baby Lili at the hospital amid kindness from staff as she plans a move to a new home. Meanwhile Jack Doran endures Veemoor camp in 1917 after multiple escapes, using a found compass and a wall hoard to fuel his bid for freedom.
The University of Manitoba lists programs across faculties including Arts and Sciences, Architecture, Engineering, Medicine, Agriculture and Home Economics, and Law. It notes degree outlines such as BA BSc MB, MD CM, LLB and BArch, with admissions and course details available through registrar J. Spence at Winnipeg.
A college youth asks about his reporting time. The office manager says any time before eight is acceptable. The line ends with a reminder not to forget this is the day to remember.
Swiss scientist Dr. Max Ludin advances brain tumor surgery by using a contrast X ray method. Air in brain cavities creates white patches revealing tumors. special oil in the medulla and lighter oil may locate tumor edges for precise removal.
Commander Richard Byrd plans a South Pole voyage using an aero plane but will rely on a team of 100 huskies. Dr. David Buckingham will select eighty dogs in Northern Canada while twenty are already in training in New Hampshire. The dogs will sail from San Pedro aboard the Larsen around October 1 with five top dogs to precede Byrd as a backup if the plane fails.
The passage notes a cool headed Englishman in New York who stays clothed in a coat and vest during hot days, preferring tea and biscuits to venturing bare while a Western guest sheds clothing. It contrasts British composure with Americans who discard layers to cope with heat.
An Aberdonian in a shop noticed a whisky bottle priced at half a penny. He asked for it and the price was disputed as a misprint. A policeman agreed the half penny ruled, so the man took the bottle and the coin. He warned the officer of a future return with the empty hottie for tuppence.
Mitchell Ontario resident F. Station reports severe leg pains headaches and sleep loss after twins. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and energy enabling her to return to work and regain weight. She praises the remedy after three bottles and offers a recommendation.
The Saskatchewan Dental B Society published guidance from the Canadian Dental Hygiene Counsell on teeth and health matters. The advisory covers best practices, hygiene routines, and preventive care for the public.
The text explains why a child may lack some of the thirty two teeth. It lists causes such as prior extractions, eruption failure, abscessed temporary teeth, early deciduous tooth removal, childhood fevers, retention of temporary teeth, and lack of space for third molars or cuspid misalignment. It emphasizes prevention to preserve a full set of teeth.
Cholera infantum is a fatal childhood ailment occurring suddenly in summer. Baby's Own Tablets help ward off the trouble by regulating bowels and aiding the stomach, claimed safe and free of opiates or narcotics. Sold by dealers or mail order at 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
London typist Mercedes Gleitz who last year crossed the Straits of Gibraltar quit her Irish Channel attempt from Donaghadee to Portpatrick due to treacherous currents. A later note touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a pain remedy and mentions Saskatchewan's Prince Albert penitentiary producing 236 cords of cord wood.
In a striking comparison a train stops faster and more reliably than crossing gates and watchmen when a reckless driver speeds toward danger. The incident highlights rail safety and the train's dependable halt under pressure.
Where Do They Go Paris reports that every year there are 500 men and women in that city who disappear and are never heard from again. The piece notes many are prominent and wealthy and asks where they go, offering no clear answer.
The Arctic and Antarctic wastes yield brave lives and notable feats, yet the Nobile expedition's fate arouses public revulsion toward perilous journeys. It argues airships are as unreliable as balloons were during the Andre expedition, nearly thirty years past, and warns of hidden dangers in these regions.
A devotional passage extols peace found in God, urging submission to faith and law, banishing forbidden joys, restraining desires, and seeking only divine will. It combines meditative lines with a notice that Moth er Graves Worm Exterminator helps suffering children, described as a boon with near-sure success.
A series of quirky exchanges unfolds between a conductor and a passenger aboard a train. They debate staying for Glacier Park, seating in the chair car, dinner at 1:50, and a playful line about a barber. A teacher prompts a question about people scattered worldwide while a chorus quips pedestrians.
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