Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Offered by Physicians
A veteran remedy praised for correcting excess acids is Phillips Milk of Magnesia, prescribed by physicians for 50 years. Each bottle carries full directions and is available at any drugstore.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1929
Page
2
A veteran remedy praised for correcting excess acids is Phillips Milk of Magnesia, prescribed by physicians for 50 years. Each bottle carries full directions and is available at any drugstore.
The article argues that individuals and nations must regularly review business trends to succeed, noting US 1928 versus 1927 shifts in coal, oil, electricity, rail, automobiles, retail, and employment. It stresses cooperation, co operative methods, and the need for knowledge to adapt to rapid industrial changes affecting farmers, merchants, and workers.
The term blue blood refers to aristocrats and stems from a belief that noble veins appear bluer due to fair skin. The notion arose from sheltered highborns whose pale complexion made vein coloration more visible.
Alberta Department of Agriculture will conduct further experiments with Trail British Columbia super phosphate in 1929 in collaboration with Dominion experimental farms and CPR experimental farms. An abundant supply of fertilizer will be available to meet demands.
Mrs Higgins finishes paying the last instalment on a perambulator. The shop assistant asks how the baby is, and the reply humorously notes the baby is “getting married next week.”
A new single deck street car tested in Dresden can carry 117 passengers and reach 50 miles per hour. The vehicle is so long that the conductor must announce stopping places by megaphone.
A buyer asks about a property's location relative to schools churches and community life. Interest in neighborhood affairs improves schools churches roads and the value of farms. a dull district with poor repair lowers value and signals a calloused buyer.
An anaemia overview notes gradual onsets with fatigue and irritability. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to restore red blood and vitality, with a testimonial from Mrs D B Fanning of Seal Harbor praising renewed strength after use. Pills available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents a box via The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
The Canadian government experimental farm network includes 27 farms seven sub stations and 201 illustration stations across nine provinces making it the world’s largest of its kind. Mothers value prompt relief for croup and rely on Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as an effective treatment.
A Glasgow University graduate becomes Scotland’s first woman minister, marking a milestone for women in church leadership as the nation expands its priestly ranks.
An old tale claims the Taj Mahal contains the architect’s hidden memorial. It says three drops of water fall in sequence from one dome during rain, a puzzle that has intrigued scholars for centuries.
Beat egg yolks and whites with sugar and salt. Stir in grated orange rind and juice. Scald milk, pour into the egg mixture, bake in a hot water bath until firm. Cool and serve with whipped cream or orange sections with syrup.
A recipe lists mixing instructions for Thousand Island dressing. Combine 1 cup mayonnaise with 2 hard cooked eggs 2 tablespoons tomato catsup 2 tablespoons pimento stuffed olives 2 tablespoons chili sauce and 2 tablespoons pickled onions. Add all ingredients to the mayonnaise and mix finely.
Quick safe relief is almost instantaneous if you apply Putnam's Corn Extractor. One drop stops the pain and a few applications dry up and drop off the corn. Thousands use it daily. Get a bottle from your druggist and refuse substitutes for Putnam's.
The Alberta Sheep Breeders Association reports over fifty seven thousand dollars realized from wool shipped by members. Cheques totaling 57 898.57 were issued for wool graded at 24 to 38 cents per pound after government inspection by the Canadian Co operative Wool Growers in Toronto.
Light snowfall kept cattle and horses on the Prince of Wales Ranch and nearby holdings in excellent winter condition. W L Carlyle, manager of the E P Ranch, says feeding has not yet been required.
The product claims complete efficacy without aid from other medicines and asserts reliable results without failure. It emphasizes independence from external remedies and universal effectiveness in its delivery.
In a recorded exchange rover is accused of eating Ellen's dolly slippers. Ellen explains she has punished him and adds details about hiding kennet and drinking his milk, reflecting a playful domestic quarrel.
The memory of ranching days in Alberta lives on through place names Stavely De Winton Cochran and Stimson recording the region’s historic cowhand era and settlement pattern.
An estimate in The Lethbridge Herald puts Southern Alberta farm equipment spending at 7 250 000 in 1928 for autos trucks tractors combines and other machinery. Breakdown shows mobiles and trucks 2 500 000 combines 1 000 000 tractors 1 250 000 and other machinery 2 500 000. Harvest survey records 551 combines and 2250 trucks in operation on the Lethbridge railway division.
A humorous exchange contrasts Galahad’s virtues with a modern drug clerk who says thank you after selling a stamp. A parent and child discuss influence, highlighting the idea that influence vanishes when used.
A humorous exchange shows a man asking about companionship and a woman replying that company is welcome after dinner. The banter reflects light social teasing and dinner table etiquette.
A Metropolitan Life Insurance survey finds workers in dusty trades have higher death rates from tuberculosis. Miners top the list, excluding coal miners, along with pottery workers and stone cutters.
A theater attendant asks a departing man if he will return. The man says no and claims he has no enemies. A reference to a coin paring method and Holloway's Corn Remover appears, followed by a sharp exchange about equality and marriage.
A compact note echoes a slogan for Minard's Liniment used for coughs and colds while a separate ad line quips that most men go to court not for justice but to get even, reflecting the era's courtroom attitude.
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