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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 1929
Page
7
Advise Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as the safest quick fix for sour stomachs caused by excess acid. Claims a tasteless dose neutralizes acid, relieves discomfort in minutes, and has been a physician recommended standard for 50 years. Warns against crude methods and urges use per directions in every bottle.
In a tense standoff at a British Columbia hillside camp, Donald tries to reason with striking workers led by Hand while Connie keeps vigil with a rifle. The crowd wavers as Gillis plots, and a planned bareknuckle fight looms with grim readiness from the foreman and a return threat from Hand.
Public health note urges simple precautions against a flu sweeping nationwide. Recommends Nerviline gargle thrice daily and a Nerviline plus Dr Hamilton's Pills regimen to cleanse the system and prevent throat and chest symptoms with direct instructions for dosing and rubbing the chest.
The British government bears a heavy tax burden yet cannot shield the nation from poverty and hunger. The Toronto Globe notes that circumstances beyond control have caused widespread need, while Canadians’ prosperity enables them to offer immediate aid.
In a third grade reading class a teacher tells a dog and fox story. An Italian boy named Joe repeats the ending in a misheard line substituting penny for scent and wall for stone.
The government reports a vast network across nine provinces including twenty seven farms seven substations a horse breeding station a fox ranch ten plant pathological laboratories and two hundred one illustration stations making it the largest system of its kind in the world.
A grape mold dessert combines quick cooking tapioca salt and hot grape juice. Sugar and pineapple are folded in after cooking then marshmallows and stiffly beaten egg whites are added for a light texture. Serve chilled with whipped cream and lady fingers or sponge cake.
A recipe for macaroni with oysters or fish layers. Cook pasta until tender, season, then bake in a greased dish with alternating layers of macaroni and oysters. Top with oyster liquor, milk if short, bake 350 degrees for twenty minutes and serve with tomato catsup. Leftover fish may substitute for oysters with milk or sauce for moistening.
The article laments the peak of street noise driven by uncurbed inventions. It argues people tolerate louder motorcycles klaxons heavy lorries planes steam tractors and pneumatic drills without question or pause to consider necessity or impact.
The copy promotes Putnam's Corn Extractor as a fast painless remedy for corns. It urges applying drops at first signs of a hard or soft corn, on top or between toes, promising removal without pain and root elimination. The ad emphasizes insistence on PUTNAM'S CORN EX TRACTOR as the product name.
A Durham Chronicle note describes a young man who bought thirty six eggs on credit at one store, sold them at another, and used the proceeds to buy gas for his car, claiming it marks the first thirty six hen power automobile.
An orthopedic expert suggests Minard's Liniment may ease the flu and notes a claim that women's feet have grown two sizes in twenty years. The expert speculates this could relate to women filling men's traditional roles.
This meditation cites Matthew 6 11 and Rose Terry Cooke praising daily bread as God given sustenance for body and soul. It emphasizes trusting Providence to provide daily nourishment of truth and faith for each day and renunciation of self reliance.
An official report notes a steady rise of dialectal and provincial terms in common usage. The document highlights that five hundred materials are used in making men’s shoes, reflecting broad diversity in footwear production.
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