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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
7
An ad style passage touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the enduring 50 year standard remedy for excess stomach acid and indigestion. It claims a single spoonful neutralizes acid instantly and prompts immediate relief with honest, tasteless efficacy.
Charmian, confronted with caring for Grandma Davis, accepts a plan to have Doctor Carter share noon meals. He will cook and wash dishes for fifty cents a day, while Charmian warms food and Grandma enjoys company, easing the loneliness at the hotel. The trio envisions a warmer, steadier routine.
In Birchtown Quebec a woman at the Change of Life reports nerves improved and energy restored after using Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine and Liver Pills. She manages farm duties and urges other women to write for information about the remedies.
A worker recounts a tense chapter at work as the boss rejects raises and announces a replacement while giving two weeks notice. The narrator notes the successor being introduced and recalls Halley’s historic search for Earth’s birth date.
Mrs T W Roth of Kelowna B C writes of years of smothering spells that made walking difficult. A friend suggested the product and she improved quickly. Available 50c a box at druggists or mailed on receipt to The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont.
The Canadian National Railway Colonization Department lists openings across Western Canada for doctors dentists druggists and other trades. Towns from Lake Superior to the Pacific Coast seek professionals bakers mechanics and shopkeepers with many vacancies in banks mills creameries and hardware stores. New towns on the railway map invite enterprising men to move in and start ventures.
German professors at a Berlin university report fish trained to distinguish colors then pick bags by letters. Swimmers learned to swim to the bag with preferred food, pull a string to open it, and later identify letters such as R and B attached to bags of the same color.
A penitent admits stealing a goose and offers it back but the owner refuses. The priest finally allows the penitent to keep the bird after the owner declines the return. The tale ends with the priest finding a goose stolen from his own yard. In other news, China’s imports of motor vehicles surged over 50 percent year on year. Berlin police gain an outdoor gym for 100 users at a time.
Report notes that bear cubs are nearly always born during the winter season. The observation highlights a consistent pattern across bear populations and emphasizes hibernation-linked reproduction.
A description notes that the metal caesium is soft enough to be cut with a knife, illustrating its extremely low hardness and ductility.
Workmen clearing space for government additions in Victoria uncover an iron house built by Royal Engineer sappers during 1858 a relic of early British Columbia days. The timber sills from England remain sound and the structure will be moved to a new foundation for preservation.
The piece urges mothers to raise sturdy healthy children, blaming poor care for illness. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. at Brockville Ontario, claiming they fix stomach and bowel irregularities in infants and young children, priced 25 cents a box.
The British Museum Library begins its annual spring clean with about eighty staff and outside specialists dusting books from January to December. Persian Balm is praised as a fragrant cosmetic adding refinement, improving complexions and keeping hands soft and whiter, absorbed quickly with no sticky residue.
A child defines an island as a place where the bottom of the sea sticks up through the water, reflecting a playful, literal interpretation of geography. The exchange captures a curious moment between a teacher and student about natural features.
S M Salino touts Ironized Yeast and Malt Yeast as a two in one weight-building tonic. In eight weeks readers can gain 11 pounds with a new complexion, improved sleep, and renewed energy. The ad claims quick results and urges purchase from druggists with a manufacturer money back note.
A reflective verse meditation on trusting God when gifts arrive in life and love. It urges acceptance of divine will with faith in mercy and kindness, echoing Job 13 15 and spiritual guidance from George W Bethune.
The Hungarian part ridge destroyer has been established in Prince Edward Island as an effective pest and weed solution. Twelve pairs were recently imported under the Provincial Department of Agriculture. Willum asks about Hoover Jarge and the Rome built Vacuum, adding a humorous aside.
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