Cuticura Heals Irritating Rashes
A brief medical note highlights Cuticura curing irritating rashes. The advertisement fragment mentions the Cuticere Shaving Stick priced at 2 shillings.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1928
Page
7
A brief medical note highlights Cuticura curing irritating rashes. The advertisement fragment mentions the Cuticere Shaving Stick priced at 2 shillings.
In the camp kitchen Helmi reels from Mrs. McMann jealousy and the workers’ mixed reactions to her return. Sim the night-watchman muses on old days and frogs, inviting Helmi to his Sunday dinner as loneliness deepens.
Ayer’s Chiff Quebec and Canning Nova Scotia testimonials describe severe menstrual irregularities and fatigue. Women report lasting improvements after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, noting restored appetite and ability to work.
Alberta produced a record total of 6,936,755 tons of coal in 1927, across all grades, according to Mines Branch figures. The year exceeded the prior peak of 1926 by 27,832 tons, establishing a new record for production.
An advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a safe, sweet tasting remedy for colic, constipation, and diarrhea in babies. It claims the product calms infants, eases mothers’ worry, and includes a care book, while advising doctors for real sickness.
The buffalo was saved by Walking Coyote, a Pend d Oreille, who brought four calves from Montana in 1875. His herd, bought by C A Allard and Michael Pablo, grew to 700 by 1893 and 12 000 by 1907, leading Canada to stock Wood Buffalo Park and revive buffalo steaks and pemmican in markets. Winnipeg officers now wear buffalo skin coats.
Under Patronage of Viscount Willingdon the Prince has accepted W. Havelock Robb's The Quill and the Candle, a Christmas appearance. The Prince of Wales acknowledged delivery at St James Palace of the volume, the original command given last June. The Command copy featured Canadian binder art in green suede with gold and red accents and silk lining.
Walter Le Roy Seaman a Royal Nebraska farmer offers $100 for a used pair of shoes. He has worn his shoes as Sunday best for twenty five years since buying them in 1902 for $2.50. They were repaired last fall with new soles and three patches.
An old newspaper note touts a product called Minard’s Ointment as a remedy for sick animals. The blurb highlights its supposed healing power and usage across farm livestock.
Girton College Cambridge announces two three year fellowships open to women graduates of any university. One fellowship funds research in mathematics, physical and natural sciences. the other supports any field except mathematics and natural science. Applicants must describe their research plan and submit supporting work. The notice highlights progress since Marie Curie’s era and honors women’s past contributions to science.
Dr. Carl G. Boström of the Swedish navy develops special spectacles. The glasses combine a greenish yellow gray top shade with clear lower lenses to protect eyes from glare while preserving road vision for motorists.
A devotional verse emphasizes temper control and inner restraint over external power. The excerpt from Song Celestial echoes Proverbs on patience and self mastery guiding weekly reflections.
Mrs. Griffith of East Hamilton Ontario praises Baby's Own Tablets for her six week old, noting the pills helped prevent illness and that her children now thrive. She thanks the company for the care booklet Care of the Baby and requests a free copy. A cherry tree in Japan bears flowers year round.
A quirky note claims Minard's Liniment relieves pain and cites an average 8286 hours in a year with 3285 hours spent in bed. It contrasts expectations of married life with reality, humorously remarking on male perceptions versus experience.
After meals sour stomachs and indigestion arise from over stimulated stomach nerves and excess acid. The quick correction is Phillips' Milk of Magnesia a tasteless dose in water. It neutralizes acid, is pleasant and harmless and has stood with physicians for 50 years.
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