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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1931
Page
6
An ad claims Kruschen Salts in hot water each morning for seven days will spark energy, curb fat, and boost desire for daily activity. It promises clearer skin, brighter eyes, improved sleep, and a longer life as fat decreases and vitality rises.
World happenings note Scotland operating its first plant to produce motor fuels from shale oils. Other items include BC mining gains in 1930, Kanagawa hospital fire evacuations, French auto imports rising, cattle market at Birkenhead, German protest over French flights, Lindbergh's aviatrix rank, 1930 world trade at 90 percent of 1929, Canada rubber footwear import source rank, BC railway board vacancies, US income tax on Canadian goods, and Persian Balm beauty claims.
A London girl received a window box and seeds from her uncle and was urged to sow and water them. Months later the uncle asked if anything sprouted. The child replied that a police man did appear, implying a mistaken or humorous outcome.
An ad proclaims Pteroxine Powder twice its concentrate removes blackheads from the face. It instructs to sprinkle a little on a face cloth and rub in circular motions until blemishes vanish. The pitch guarantees satisfaction or money back.
A. McCreery advertises remnants including 3 pounds of prints for 1.00 and 2 tablespoons silk velvet or cretonne for 1.00. Agents and dealers wanted.
On the day of Christ's resurrection two disciples journey to Emmaus. Jesus joins them, opens their hearts, and at the meal reveals Himself in the breaking of bread. They rush to Jerusalem to tell the eleven and others that the Lord is risen and has appeared to Simon.
A period product described as a safe and reliable medicine for treating a child and worm infestations. The ad pledges effectiveness against worms and promotes confidence in use for youngsters.
The Forest Service of the Department of the Interior states that commercial forests can be grown on 55,000,000 acres of Canada’s domain. It also notes 182,000,000 acres are either inaccessible or valued mainly for climate control water regulation erosion prevention and scenic appeal.
In Romney Marsh England a town of about three thousand residents reports no drunkenness cases in twelve years reflecting strong public order trends and community oversight across the area.
Recipes for this week feature two heartful desserts that are economical. Prepare rice milk sugar salt and egg with fig garnish and apricot sauce. Cook in double boiler until tender, chill, mold, unmold, and serve with whipped cream.
A group hides among tea chests as bandits search a railcar near Stettler. They slip to the engine, force the train forward, and crash the cars into a ditch while the whistle screams. A note offers photos of Captain Jimmy in Toronto.
A simple morning drink combines one egg yolk two oranges and a pinch of salt. Add honey or sugar to taste and mix until smooth for daily consumption.
The earache is a torturing ailment and few treat the ear gently. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil offers a simple remedy with a few drops on lint or medicated cotton placed in the ear to relieve pain.
A civic auditorium with 9 400 seats and Manitoba limestone construction is planned for Winnipeg. The building will measure 380 by 160 feet, front Memorial Boulevard between St Marys Avenue and the university, funded by a local sponsoring group if financing is arranged.
Miss Katherine H. Dawson of Westmount Quebec becomes first woman to win Holmes gold medal for top five year aggregate in McGill University medical faculty. She also takes first in final year aggregate books and is chosen to read the valedictory address of the faculty.
The article notes that American medical colleges confer degrees on roughly two hundred women physicians each year. It discusses trends in female medical education and workforce participation, highlighting the limited number of women entering the medical profession at that time.
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