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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1931
Page
7
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a daily morning drink to melt fat and detoxify the body. It claims the salt blend detoxifies waste, tones the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, and delivers energy and brighter eyes and skin through regular use.
In a stormy night Gay Hastings awaits news as Nick Hastings and James Halliday confront a crisis. Nick risks danger to save Angela Halliday after a distracted accident involving a child. Angela fears the consequences while James, returning home, shows restrained concern for his wife and the helper.
Angela Halliday confronts guilt after a fatal crash that killed a child, while James Halliday steps in to rescue, comfort, and face the house’s dawning ordeal. The narrative follows hospital runs, a nurse’s arrival, and a quiet personal reckoning as dawn breaks.
In a 1756 Manchester notice importers McGillivray Bros advertise a GIANT trial package combining a 75 cent bottle with a separate trial bottle. The offer urges readers to ask their druggist, open the package, test the product, and receive a free, unconditional trial if unsatisfied.
A display in London featured self adjusting radio time sets that can pick up any required station at any time. In drought years tree growth is slowed and the tree adds a smaller ring to its circumference.
Miss Ellen C. Wilkinson, British Labour MP, denounces war debts as astronomical and insoluble. She cites Churchills 1934 remark on European tribute, notes 8 million daily interest, and says US rejection in 1922 left Britain owing far more later. She argues debts block world prosperity and cites a missed UK US cancellation offer.
A brick station dating back over 3 500 years is completed at Tellbillah for the University of Pennsylvania Museum and the American School of Oriental Research at Bagdad. It uses brick from King Ahsurnasirpal’s era on the Khorshbad Railway as a shipping point and storage for excavated Tellbillah finds.
A humorous anecdote in which a Scots squire invites a parish minister to dinner and offers champagne Chateau Yquem and whisky. The minister declines each with the same line there is no occasion for. The exchange ends with mutual mock seriousness and harmony.
Fire trapped a man his wife and their son on the top floor of a three story Brooklyn building. Patrolman Fitzpatrick stepped onto a neighboring fire escape, wrapped his legs around the rail and bent backward to reach the burning apartment window. Mrs Jeanette Schwartz Louis Schwartz and the boy Benjamin crossed to safety over him.
The Angel Glacier at Mount Edith Cavell in Jasper National Park appears like a large white angel with outstretched wings, giving the landmark its famed name and dramatic profile.
The note highlights that February had five Sundays in 1880 and will again in 1945, marking a calendar quirk observed in both years.
Italian scientists marvel at a young girl Maria Matolini of Leprignano using a divining rod to locate skeletons beneath ten to twenty feet of earth and even reveal remains details. Her latest find an Etruscan woman in tufa with preserved clothing and gold thread embroidery draws archaeologists' awe.
For after eating distress, gas, sourness and bloating the quick neutralizing action of Bisulated Magnesia provides relief almost instantly after the first dose. A few cents worth from any good druggist lasts a long time and proves certain and gratifying.
Dr. W. D. Tait, psychology professor at McGill University, stated that intelligence is inherited and cannot be acquired while addressing the nursing education section of the Association of Registered Nurses for the Province of Quebec.
American concrete paving machines are deployed on Cuba's General Highway project. The effort aims to improve road infrastructure and boost transport efficiency. Local officials oversee installation as contractors report progress.
A devotional snippet contrasts God’s unchanging faithfulness with human fickleness. It cites Frances Ridley Havergal and Bishop Sanderson, urging trust in divine provision and steadfast love across days. The piece reflects on God’s constancy amid change.
Irvin Bucklin wrote the Interior Department seeking homestead land in Nebraska. He received a central wheat region parcel, built a shack, and was ordered off by a sheriff who found Bucklin’s stamp land valued at about fifteen thousand dollars. An ad for Douglas Egyptian Liniment promotes quick hoof and infection relief.
Scotland carried a death sentence for one man last year but he received a reprieve. The case marked the only death verdict in the country during the period, with no execution carried out.
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