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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
7
An advertisement urges using Cuticura Soap for clean skin and scalp and Cuticura Ointment to soothe rashes itchings and irritations and prevent blackheads and pimples. The blurb lists a depot address and mentions various promotional phrases from a vintage retail page.
In a lingering scene at the Good Eats Cafe Helmi reconnects with Rose Lamb a former associate. Rose describes Sam Lee as an aging danger while Helmi longs for her miner lover and a different future, highlighting a life entangled with crime and illegitimacy.
In Mrs Kalinski and Mrs Corbett's parlor they discuss tenants and chores as Mrs Corbett recalls turning out residents and preparing for a bed. She notes a neighbor’s imminent fate while Mrs Kalinski awaits her own end as the lorem excerpt ends with a wry reflection on discouragement.
In leading Canadian badminton clubs players praise Red Rose Tea for a brisk flavor and rich quality after strenuous games. The tea is packaged in bright clean aluminum containers and is a favorite among players and clubs.
Dr. C H Barlow, a physician missionary from China, describes carrying germ samples in a bottle as safer than in the body. He claims to have infected himself to study the parasite and says he now keeps eggs alive in a bottle, touting progress toward eradicating the disease and offering a $500000 goal.
The piece notes how common words originate from diverse languages such as Keltic Norse German Greek Latin Hebrew Arabic and Chinese. It also advertises Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil claiming quick healing for persistent sores and includes a humorous exchange about an ocean voyage.
An artificial lake three miles long forms part of the North Wales power scheme, noted for its beauty and role in generating electricity, alongside a suggestion to use Minard's Liniment for rheumatism.
Mrs. Theodore Rivett of Anthony Ontario recalls how her daughter suffered summer complaint last fall becoming thin weak and unable to walk without falling. A relative advised using a bottle of a remedy, which she credits with improving the child’s condition after treatment.
After taking a few doses she felt relief and found it a grand remedy for cramps. The ad notes the product is available at over 80 outlets and is sold by The T Milbury Limited, Torents, Osi.
The Saskatchewan Dental Society publishes a health notice from the Canadian Dental Hygiene Council outlining standards and guidance for dental care professionals. The release emphasizes hygiene practices and patient safety across clinics.
The article explains malocclusion, its causes such as extractions and improper habits, and distinguishes cases where teeth are well formed but the arch is at fault. It notes possible jaw deformities, facial changes, and the risk of diseased tissues from abnormal stress, stressing proper chewing as defense against decay.
A praised child remedy, Baby's Own Tablets, claims safety and efficiency for infants and children. Mrs. Charles Hutt of Tancook Island Nova Scotia reports ten children and twenty years using the tablets. The Dr Williams Medicine Co. sells them for 25 cents a box by mail from Brockville Ont.
Glass windows were uncommon in early Rome and became widespread after Cicero. Most panes measured 12 by 16 inches, with larger examples found. Egyptian glass making preceded Roman use, and mosaics in Ravenna and Constantinople used many glass pieces.
The piece explains Venezuela requires two horns per vehicle a hand horn for city use and an electric horn for the country but drivers typically install three horns with one electric horn button on the steering wheel and another on the left door operated by knee pressure.
A reflective aphorism notes that the first twenty years feel like the longest half of life and that some men live for pleasure while others measure life by business. The lines juxtapose youth and work, pleasure and enterprise, in a meditative tone.
A compact collection of moral maxims from Emerson George Eliot and Dickens urges reciprocal kindness and mutual care. The quotes stress treating others as one wants to be treated and continuing helpful conduct despite others failing to comply.
Annie May Turner eleven wins the Prince of Wales challenge cup cash prize of 100 dollars and other special prizes at the Edmonton livestock show calf breeding event. She brought her calf from Cadboro Bay Vancouver Island.
An article warns against treating infants as toys to amuse adults describing how excessive handling can cause vomit irritability and sleeplessness. It advocates Castoria as a safe remedy and notes physicians prescribe it for colic diarrhea and other baby upsets and mentions a booklet with each bottle.
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