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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1929
Page
7
Andy confronts a foreigner who harms a wounded goldfinch. Connie’s rage boils over as Andy fights, gains the upper hand, and is celebrated by Donald and Gillis for defending her. Connie is moved when the bird dies as Andy vows to stand strong in her defense.
When pain comes from indigestion excess stomach acid causes sour stomach. A single spoonful of Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acid instantly and relieves symptoms. Buy a genuine bottle prescribed by physicians for decades with full directions at any drugstore.
The Historic Sites and Monument Board of Canada reviews sites yearly and forwards its opinions to the Department of the Interior. The department then decides and oversees the work through the National Parks of Canada Branch.
Fragmentary exchange questions if a blonde woman died by suicide or naturally. The morbid wording asks what death by her own action means and defines self-inflicted dye as dyed by one's own hand.
Film actress confirms engagement and plans marriage soon. The couple aims for a January ceremony, while an old line of tonic and liniment is promoted for coughs and colds.
The quality of Canadian products is steadily improving through research, skilled labor, and better processes. Canadian manufacturers export to over a hundred countries, while meeting most domestic needs. further home-market growth would boost production, employment, and exports.
Prepared from readable text, the piece gives a simple salmon and rice salad method. It notes using equal portions of salmon and cold boiled rice, mixed, topped with mayonnaise, or boiled dressing, with optional additions like celery and hard boiled eggs. It also suggests substitutes such as tuna, chicken, meats, ham, or vegetables in equal rice portions.
A simple mixture combines one pound mixed nuts with one cup seedless raisins. Grind with a pinch of salt and the juice of one small orange, then chill. Use between slices of bread for school lunches, work meals, or picnics.
An accident patient with a head wound is taken to hospital. After collecting age and kin, an official vows to alert the wife to relieve her anxiety. The patient quips that she caused the detention. A Milwaukee police survey notes 1600 noises. Hewitt asks about the wife and budget. Jewett says she will not budge.
Acceptances have been received from many nations for the International Congress of Nurses to be held in Montreal in July. Countries listed include Great Britain United States Australia New Zealand Hawaii India South Africa Irish Free State France Belgium Germany Switzerland Spain Italy Bulgaria Austria Poland Greece Turkey Yugoslavia Czecho Slovakia Latvia Estonia Sweden Norway Holland Denmark Iceland Cuba Java Philippines Brazil Ecuador Argentina Chile China Japan Korea and Syria.
For the first time in history an airplane carried furs from Northern Manitoba to the Winnipeg market. Aviator Hollick Kenyon flew from Cranberry Portage to Bracket settlement with veteran trader Del Symonds aiming to outpace dog team routes that take a month.
A terse exchange between a wife and husband reveals relational strain as she accuses him of faults and he responds with a curt acknowledgment. The cold tone emphasizes emotional distance in the domestic scene.
A compact moral roundup cites Galatians and Shakespeare urging timely good deeds and seizing opportunity. Quoted lines from Wordsworth and Julian Horatia Ewing reinforce the view that opportunities to help others must not be neglected and cannot be recovered if lost.
In a light dramatic exchange George hesitates about proposing to Rose. Rose replies with practical counsel directing George to seek her father’s permission, ending the brief scene on a humorous note about traditional expectations.
A quick exchange has the actor boasting about rising popularity and a tobacco firm naming a cigar after him. The manager retorts hoping the cigar outsells the actor, delivering a sharp punchline about drawing crowds.
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