Backache Not Due to Age Proved by 71-Year-Old User
A 71 year old woman reports long standing backache improved after using Kruschen Salts. She credits relief to restoring kidney function and cleansing the blood, turning pain into a distant memory.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1932
Page
6
A 71 year old woman reports long standing backache improved after using Kruschen Salts. She credits relief to restoring kidney function and cleansing the blood, turning pain into a distant memory.
Manitoba's salt well begins production at scale. France won't revise its U S debt stance until conditions improve. Richard Nicholls travels 23500 miles to attend 48 Derby races. Mill stones to be used again by Albert Miller near Raglan Ontario. Prairie wool clip rises with Alberta Sas katchewan Manitoba totals. Hoover fortune dwindles to 700000 per Fortune August issue. S J Hungerford named to Canadian National Railways board. Ford plant in Dearborn builds largest land plane. test flight planned. Barnjum buys 248 more acres of Vancouver Island giant Douglas firs. Dirigible expert Hugo Eckener crashes into a tree while driving. 19th century British Empire stamps sold for nearly 34000. Phosphorus for medicine comes from bone distillation.
At the annual CWNA convention prizes were awarded to leading weeklies. Rosetown Eagle won the Charles Clark cup for circulations between 1,000 and 2,000, with La Chute Watchman and Dufferin Leader also placing. Hugh Savage shield went to Grand Forks Gazette for under 1,000 circulation, while Alameda Dispatch and Curling Western Star tied for second. Swan River Star and Times took third, Flin Flon Miner placed fourth, and Yorkton Enterprise won the special front page display prize.
The pattern describes a slender paneled dress with a bias hip line and V shaped neckline made in blue linen and blue and white crepe linen. Style No. 371 fits sizes 36 to 48 inches bust and requires plain and figured materials with a price of 25 cents.
Sunday school lesson presents Exodus 20:12-21 with notes on honoring parents and the prohibitions against murder adultery stealing false witness and coveting. It contrasts ancient promises with national strength and discusses Jesus doctrine on purity and thought.
The Northern field party led by Frank T. Davies from McGill will winter at Chesterfield Inlet to study terrestrial magnetism, earth currents, aurora, and upper atmosphere. The team includes S T McVeigh and B W Currie with John P. Rea as observer and cook. Findings could ease Hudson Bay shipping through magnetic disturbance zones.
Recipes For This Week by Betty Barclay describes a two layer cake filling with orange marshmallow variation. Ingredients include egg sugar cornstarch water orange juice orange rind butter and optional chopped dates. Method uses double boiler to cook filling then cools before spreading.
A tropical fruit punch combines pineapple juice orange juice and lemon juice with sugar and tea infusion. Mix until sugar dissolves then dilute with crushed ice and serve in tall glasses garnished with lemon slices and maraschino cherries.
Captain Hans Bertram and mechanic Adolph Kraussmann survived weeks in northern Australia after their Junkers Atlantis misrouted from Koepang Timor to Darwin. Stranded, they drank radiator water, ate lizards and snails, paddled a makeshift raft, and were found near Wyndham by a police launch. Their return home to Remscheid caused deep grief among relatives.
An artificial rainmaker at the Leningrad institute claims world firsts with a 75 000 volt device. Preliminary tests are satisfactory and a second 200 000 volt apparatus is under construction. The institute plans to deploy units in central Asia and Volga region to aid drought‑hit crops. A closing note mentions a resting mosquito lifting its hind leg.
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