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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 1929
Page
2
Excess stomach acid causes indigestion with pain and sourness two hours after meals. An alkali neutralizes it, with Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as the premier quick corrective trusted by physicians for fifty years. One spoonful neutralizes large volumes of acid, is tasteless, and acts fast.
A Saskatchewan Carnevale district shows strong neighborly spirit after Stanley Dugan and his son Garfield died within three months. Eighteen tractors plow 160 acres in seven hours while neighbors harrow and seed. women provide meals. The event, organized by Carnevale I.O.C.F. No. 20, reflects generations of co operation and self sacrifice building Western Canada and easing community life.
The annual report of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research in London reveals experiments using wood shavings and planing mill waste to manufacture linoelum, replacing imported wood flour. It highlights the empire's timber resources and notes a London firm seeking suitable wood for boot lasts. birch from Canada or home-grown sources is recommended.
The judge questions a witness who says he overheard the traffic officer and the defendant arguing. The witness testifies the defendant was listening during the dispute. The brief exchange highlights the trial's focus on the hearing and reactions at the scene.
Pasadena resident B Tait becomes the first amateur to play Jasper Park Lodge Golf Course in par 70. The title chase centers on Jasper ahead of the August Canadian Amateur Championships. Tait previously surveyed the region twenty five years ago in advance of railway construction.
The plan to establish an agricultural school in Lethbridge, Alberta, using the Federal Experimental Farm there as the practical demonstration base is moving forward, according to Hon. George Headley, Minister of Agriculture.
The Drumheiler Board of Trade requests permission from Canadian National Railways to operate a daily oil-electric service from Drumheiler to East Coulee coal field via the CPR and CNR joint line. The application aims to connect the town’s industry with regional coal resources.
A bank survey finds women control about 41 percent of U S individual wealth and project a 2025 rise to financial matriarchy. Women receive large shares of estates and life insurance proceeds and pay a sizable portion of income tax while becoming a majority of stockholders in major corporations.
Mrs Lawrence Kennedy of St Joseph New Brunswick testifies that Dr Williams Pink Pills gave her back appetite strength and health after years of fatigue backache and frequent days off work She credits the pills with her renewed health and two healthy children The Pills cost 50 cents a box and are sold by dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario
A recipe describes a cold, tasteful summer dessert using four eggs six tablespoons sugar one cup milk and water. Separate eggs beat whites firm add sugar to yolks fold together with milk bake in a water bath until set then unmold and serve with or without sauce.
Beat yolks until thick and lemon colored then add sugar gradually. Stir in lemon juice and rind and fold in stiff egg whites. Fold in flour and salt. Bake in a small deep cake pan for 40 minutes at 350 degrees.
In Saskatchewan the 1928 big game hunting season drew 2 727 hunters compared with 1 723 in 1927. Of the 1928 total only six were non residents of the province. Mothers Value This Oil. Mothers who know how suddenly croup may seize their children and how necessary prompt action is in applying relief keep Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil on hand for relief and treatment.
Sugar beets in Southern Alberta are progressing well with about 8,500 acres expected to be thinned this year. Spring losses are reported to be lower than last year.
A Ottawa Journal summary notes the Versailles debt was trimmed from 125 billion to 27 billion with 599 years to pay or a lump sum of 900.9 million. It highlights the Dawes Commission's role and argues the original figure would have ruined Germany and benefited no one.
In an interview in Worlds Work August issue Mussolini says to cut wine consumption for economic reasons and that he has closed 27 000 saloons in five years and will close them all. He notes Italy farms 8 500 000 acres of vineyards and consumes most wine domestically while importing more and failing to grow enough wheat.
A saleswoman notes gourds as a notable counter attraction while recounting their long history of being carved and used as cups and containers since ancient times.
A historical roll of submarine accidents notes 21 dead in the 1915 F-4 loss near Honolulu, 57 dead on the 1921 K-5 disappearance, 26 killed aboard H-42 near Gibraltar, 85 aboard Kobe foundering, 43 on S-24, 49 on near Sasebo, 33 on S-51, 40 on S-4, 31 on F-14, 24 lives on H-47 collision, and the 68 deaths on H-1 off Star Point, highlighting the high wartime and peacetime undersea tolls.
The article notes that Scotland supplied five of the last thirty British prime ministers: Ramsay MacDonald and four others. It lists Lord Rosebery, Henry Campbell-Bannerman, Arthur Balfour, and Bonar Law as Scottish premiers, while Wales contributed David Lloyd George and England had Salisbury and Baldwin.
An advertisement asserts the oil’s efficacy for coughs colds cuts burns sprains and pains without testimonials. It claims universal use and self proof of power and promises no guarantee is needed. A conversational joke about ancestors follows, invoking family lineage.
A curious note compares a practical tip to Minard's Liniment and mentions an eel with two hearts beating at 60 and 160 times per minute, illustrating a strange biological fact.
Byemoor Alberta woman reports relief from run-down weak sleep and poor appetite after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash. She says she saw the ad, tried the products, and now feels like a well woman and has recommended them to friends.
On July 2nd last, four Alberta Government railways including the Edmonton Dunvegan and British Columbia Railway Central Canada Railway Alberta Great Waterways Railway and Pembina Valley Railway were merged into a single company called Northern Alberta Railways by Canadian Pacific and Canadian National.
An Iowa mother says giving her baby Castoria after nursing stopped nightly waking and the child slept soundly. Baby specialists endorse Fletcher’s Castoria as a pure vegetable remedy for colic, constipation, colds, and diarrhea. The Fletcher signature appears on genuine wrappers. avoid imitations.
The constitutional supreme court of Czecho-Slovakia ruled that the word Von in Ferdinand Zdenko Von Lobkowitz is part of a name and not a title. The decision states postwar prohibitions on titles do not apply to Von as an approximate social equivalent to Sir. The case involved the interior minister and clarifies the naming convention in official usage.
Northern Canada spruce is deemed ideal for viscose rayon production. Sulphite pulp from this wood is now shipped from Canada worldwide to manufacture artificial silk and related fibers.
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