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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1929
Page
7
Grace, a cigarette girl, adores Al Stone the waiting waiter at Blackie Joe’s shabby club. Marcus the famed revue producer arrives with four. he scorns the entertainment. Grace’s longing for Al collides with Marcus’ dismissive attitude as three rough men attract her attention.
Mrs S Jago of Canobie New Brunswick recalls her three year old son's severe diarrhoea attack. Bowels were active and vomiting severe. after trying various medicines the boy worsened until a friend recommended a remedy.
Grace, a cigarette girl, faces unwanted advances from three men while Al Stone intervenes to protect her. He calms her after the incident, then notices Molly Winton, the prized ballad singer, as the scene shifts to her dressing room. The story continues.
The French monoplane Yellow Bird lands in Spain marking the sixteenth crossing of the Atlantic by heavier-than-air craft. Dirigibles have crossed five times. The world consumes eight matches per day per person.
Cracks stretch through walls and crypt of St George the Martyr known as Little Dorrit’s Church. Authorities threaten condemnation unless repairs proceed. Rector launches a drive for 25000 dollars to save the 1735 building with historic ties to Dickens.
Cleveland official W P McCracken Jr, assistant secretary of commerce for aeronautics, predicts future air travel will routinely include radio programs. He says pilots in favorable weather need no radio, and foresees major advances in airground radio transmission for planes to receive and send data.
Mothers urged to keep Baby’s Own Tablets for children’s sudden illnesses laxative properties aid digestion and sleep The ad cites Mrs Isaac Sonia of St Eugene Ontario praising the product and notes boxes cost 25 cents sold by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario
Jazz bandsman Abe Lyman and a dour Scottish traveler share a long train journey from Glen Eagle to London. After many stops the Scot snaps that the trip cost fifty nine shillings nine pence, ending a terse exchange.
An advertisement proclaims Holloway's Corn Remover will ease discomfort from corns whether old or new. The copy emphasizes effective action and fast results for sufferers seeking relief.
The text argues the United States profits from Canadian raw materials and will not accept reciprocity. It suggests Canada must embargo key materials to foster domestic manufacture. It also calls for a reciprocal tariff to correct the trade balance between Canada and the United States.
Sir Thomas Lipton, in his first interview since accepting the 1930 yacht race challenge, vows to do his darndest to reclaim the cup. At his Southgate mansion he, age nearly 80, speaks of vigour and hope for the Shamrock V. to triumph off Newport with Col. Duncan backing the effort.
Mr Schweppe of Los Angeles sent a large parcel to Vienna opera star Mme Jeritza containing a complete cowgirl outfit with saddle and bridle. He explained that while visiting Vienna he saw The Girl Of The Golden West and, impressed by Jeritza as the leading lady, noted she had no idea what a real cowgirl looks like.
A compact electrical instrument four inches across and under seven inches high is claimed to detect gas leaks of 1 percent in tunnels or inspection chambers. When leakage is detected it automatically notifies the nearest telephone exchange.
Three athletes have crossed the Channel by nautical bicycle this year, the latest a woman, Miss Aimee Pfanner, completing the feat in 9 hours 19 minutes before fainting on dismount. The craft use two long pontoons with pedal linked paddlewheel props and travel about five miles an hour, though currents hinder progress.
A well dressed man enters a house furnishing shop and asks to see nutmeg graters, mentioning his daughter’s upcoming marriage and his desire to buy a fine gift. The brief shows a personal shopping moment in a domestic retail setting.
Last year the average cash income per farm home in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta reached 2544 dollars excluding seeds feed meat and home produced goods. The figure shows an increase of 75 dollars from the prior year. A lighthearted aside notes a worm exterminator bringing relief to children with a humorous quip about finances.
Observations describe magpies constructing substantial nests that endure for multiple breeding seasons, with birds returning to reuse and repair them over several years.
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