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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 1928
Page
7
An ad text extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe fast fix for excess stomach acid, noting its long physician endorsement and simple use. The narrative then shifts to a fictional passage about lovers, secrets, and a prospector’s gold discovery, ending with “To Be Continued.”
Jack and Helmi wed in a small woodside ceremony by a stream after a tense morning at the magistrate. They repeat vows with simple words taught by Helmi, pledging love as the valley settles to night and the town smells of frying bacon. Sim, the night watchman, helps by lighting their lamp.
Mrs L Lasxunesss of Coniston Ontario describes a drastic recovery after a major operation. She reports continuous pain relief in the left side and new energy after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Blood Medicine, and Sanative Wash over several months.
A questionnaire of 2 000 women across 32 states finds the chief reason for home sewing is joy and savings, with 75 percent noting better materials, 95 percent urging early teaching of cutting and sewing, and many planning six to ten garments. Fitting and patterns are cited as the main challenges and few use machine attachments.
A brisk exchange notes marriage dynamics with a joke about rope and a slip of a wife. The dialogue evokes humor on domestic expectations and suggests ministers as outlets for advice or resolution.
A newspaper column on frequent use of the word suddenly in death notices prompts questions about sudden deaths. Observers note several cases with ages given only in some, including a 31-year-old and children. Medical and public health authorities may study lifestyle and grip-type illnesses to explain the rising sudden-death trend.
A satirical column argues scientists should isolate a supposed sucker germ causing poor investment choices. It claims curing the disease would stop honest workers from losing earnings to worthless schemes and promotes scientific remedies to protect the public. The text also notes rising prices in wooden toys due to wood scarcity and notes tobacco as a major Persian product.
Workmen uncover a 4500-year-old stock of light gray flint axes from a stone age peddler hidden in Soedermanland Sweden. The trader vanished after bartering furs for axes, leaving the best find of its kind in that region. News notes frequent discoveries of ancient artifacts across Sweden.
In a Dublin barque t in his honor President Cosgrave presided as retiring Governor General Healy stated the British Government never interfered in Irish matters and left the Irish ministry free. He warned against those who talk about interference and praised the foreign king’s pedigree. A Scottish Farmer note cites Joseph in Egypt as the first recorded pool in agricultural produce.
A famed town cynic at the post office jokes about noon as he contemplates dinner plans. nearby Mrs. Petunia Riggs locates a car squeak in the rear, traced to her husband urging slower driving from the back seat.
A short essay urging readers to lift their eyes and thoughts upward. It argues that looking downward causes the body and character to bend while maintaining head and mind held high fosters upright life and virtue.
Advertises Baby's Own Tablets for children claiming to regulate bowels soothe indigestion and aid colds and fevers. Mrs Moise Cabotte of Makamik Quebec praises the remedy for her baby's recovery from indigestion and vomiting. Sold by medicine dealers or mailed from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont at 25c per box.
Abraham Bricken, a Russian-born immigrant tailor who arrived in New York 22 years ago, has risen to own several skyscrapers, including the world’s third tallest office building.
The advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for infant colic constipation and fever claiming it aids sleep without harsh drugs. It promises physicians recommend Castoria and notes a care book included with purchase.
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