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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1931
Page
7
Advertising copy promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for acid indigestion sour stomach and gas. A spoonful neutralizes stomach acid restores balance and improves digestion and overall health. Available in 50 cent bottles at drugstores with Phillips branding on the bottle.
In a quiet Southern town Gay and Nick share a tender scene as they confess feelings. A long distance call delays Nick’s visit while Gay copes with jealousy and neighborly tension. Uncle Sim offers insight and a cash gift prompting Gay to consider a small wardrobe refresh for her family.
A witty exchange prompts a corpulent lady to joke she would try the tower’s lean if she knew its cause. The item notes Italy anticipates a downward revision of agricultural wage scales.
Manitoba and Ontario prepare to officially connect with the National Highway this fall. Leaders from the Manitoba Motor League and Eastern Manitoba Development Bureau plan ceremonies and a large picnic at the Kenora Winnipeg link with support from St Boniface groups. Authorities from both provinces pledge cooperation as plans proceed for a Labor Day opening.
The product Pers ian Balm is touted as a universal skin care aid for the family. It claims benefits for mothers and children, and even serves as a hair fixative or shaving lotion for fathers. The text emphasizes universal skin benefits and beauty improvements.
Joseph Sckulick, a slim Yugoslav youth, began his journey in Washington last September. He plans a 33,100 mile world tour mostly on foot, counts 2,511 miles covered to Halifax at an average of 30 miles a day, and intends to finish back in Washington in under four years with eight languages.
At a rural district council meeting a deputation of farmers sought to be heard about a main road near the village. They found the debate stiff and the chairman finally interrupted. The spokesman argued the road is passable, but the farmers insisted they need to use it as a road.
The article notes a dramatic improvement in telephone cable design, expanding from 50 pairs to 3636 wires while keeping the diameter to two and five eighths inches, highlighting a milestone in communications technology.
In Chicago at station W9XAP a tiny studio audience watched what is believed to be the world premier synchronized sight sound drama The Maker of Dreams Irene Wicker Vinton Haworth and Douglas Hope starred in the telecast The production faced early flaws but drew praise from experts who urged patience for improvement The actors performed in stockinged feet while the crew minimized noise to avoid artillery-like creaks as the girls wore sandals.
Cold in the head is very common at this time of year especially in the very young. Baby's Own Tablets soothe fretfulness relieve suffering and ensure convalescence. They relieve indigestion constipation colic check diarrhoea promote sleep and ease teething. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A German professor claims a device records thought as electric energy on a chart resembling a weather map. Deep thinking supposedly causes violent fluctuations while shallow thought makes a zig zag. Reading actual thoughts remains unresolved and further research is planned. British picture shows attract about 30 million visitors weekly.
The phrase suggests a critique of those chasing pleasure as a cause of distress. It reflects a provocation about fulfillment and the pursuit of happiness without lasting satisfaction.
An ad hawks Kruschen Salts as a common sense way to slim down by cleansing blood and boosting organ function. It claims the product provides vigor and energy to motivate activity, urging one-half teaspoon daily in hot water and moderate exercise to watch pounds melt away.
A devotional meditation quotes Psalm 16 11 and asks for Christ presence each hour. It recalls Michael Angelo wearing a lit candle to keep shadows from his work and imagines the light of Christ guiding the path and shadow of self behind.
A bottle encrusted with mussels and seaweed was found on Langeness Island off North Friesland. Inside a paper in English read Lusitania torpedoed will sink within ten minutes. Experts deem the artifact genuine and it has been sent to the Cunard Line office in London.
The advertisement promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a near universal remedy for inflammation. It states rubbing the oil on the sore area delivers healing power to the inflamed tissue and provides quick soothing relief for cuts scratches bruises and sprains. A bottle is advised to be kept handy at all times.
A valuable Syriac manuscript at the University of Chicago weighs about 50 pounds. Its parchment pages promise new light on early Christianity in the Dark Ages, focusing on a collection of selected discourses on all the feasts composed by Orthodox Holy Fathers.
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