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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 12, 1930
Page
7
Two hours after meals sour stomachs indicate indigestion from over-stimulated stomach nerves and excess acid. Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acid fast, is tasteless, pleasant, and harmless. A long standing physician trusted remedy, it provides instant results and full directions on each bottle.
Doctor Edward Howe visits the old Davis house where Charmian Davis polishes the front and shares pride in the ancestral home. Charmian recalls family history, Grandma Davis keeps windows and the shop, and neighbors recall changes from a dusty era to a modern village.
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to relieve dangerous indigestion. It claims belching sour stomach and fear of heart trouble can be prevented and relieved by taking after meals to neutralize gas cleanse the system and improve digestion.
Grandma cherishes Grandfather’s poetry printed in the Eastboro Telegraph and kept in her Bible. Charmian finds pride in living in a house built by their great great grandfather, a link that comforts her despite other deficits. The scene closes with a note that it will continue.
H H Melanson with long railway experience becomes assistant traffic vice-president of Canadian National Railways based in Montreal. His rapid rise began in 1889 with the International Railway and includes key posts at Intercolonial, Canadian Government Railways, and CN Railways, and he is among two Canadians to serve as president of the American Association of Passenger Officers.
A Norwegian whaling fleet operates off Antarctic ice banks with two aircraft to scout for whale schools. In some years whales prove hard to locate, but aircraft mobility may help solve this. Planes can land on deck with wheels, water with pontoons, or ice with skis. A wireless call will summon the fleet when prey is sighted.
A home health note urges mothers to keep Baby's Own Tablets to quickly correct stomach and bowel disorders in children. The tablets claim to ease constipation indigestion colic diarrhoea teething pains and feverish colds. Mrs E Roberts from Capus Os Quebec commends their effectiveness and the Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont sells them for 25 cents a box by mail or through medicine dealers.
The Alberta Saskatchewan boundary follows the Fourth Meridian near the 110th west longitude and has been surveyed from the International Boundary to Lake Athabaska in a straight line of about seven hundred miles, noted as one of the world’s longest surveys. Miller's Worm Powders advertised as an effective remedy to eradicate intestinal worms in children and restore health by cleansing the digestive tract.
The Daily Chronicle outlines translation pricing. French and German are the cheapest, Italian and Spanish slightly higher, Dutch and Scandinavian languages next. Greek costs more than Russian and rivals Romanian Hungarian Serbian and Czech. Lithuanian lies higher, while Finnish is the dearest, around eight times French.
A new facility for cleaning filleting and freezing fish will be established in Edmonton soon. The Journal cites A. S. Duclos president of the Edmonton Cold Storage Company and director of the Pacific Coast Terminals Cold Storage Company as the source.
The Isle of Portland quarry that yielded England’s cenotaph stone is exhausted and its lifting gear removed. It sits at the end of Wakeham Street Dorset, south of Weymouth, with future marking suggested to remember the site. Red poppies bloom among the debris.
Calgary reported 1,883 building permits with a recorded value of 11,417,194 in the year, up from 484 permits and 6,302,142 in 1928, reflecting strong construction activity and growth in the city.
The Yarmouth fishing fleet reports a weekly herrings catch surpassing 300 million units, highlighting a record haul for the port.
A devotional piece cites Joshua 24 24 and Emerson urging duty and faith. It emphasizes the intimate link between God and humanity, noting religious trust rises from daily experiences and personal repentance rather than distant wonders. Francis G. Peabody reflection links life's interwoven divine and human paths.
A display from the Dominion Experimental Farm Fort Vermilion Alberta on the Peace River features grains and grasses from last season. Thirteen wheat varieties including Garnet Red Fife Marquis and eight oats plus barley flax and rye are shown with strong root growth sturdy stands and well-filled heads. Wheat sown April 30 and Marquis sown May 8 show rapid ripening with others cut August 15.
An advertisement extols Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a universal cure for asthma fatigue and breathlessness. It claims widespread relief and notes the remedy is sold broadly.
Canadian scientist A. H. Miller of the Dominion Observatory in Ottawa reports measurements completed this year indicating the polar diameter is 26 miles shorter than the equatorial diameter, confirming a flattened globe with a heavy midsection.
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