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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
7
A Cobourg reader recounts using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound to regain strength while caring for a father and nursing baby. She says a second time during Change of Life she suffered headaches and fatigue, took three bottles, and felt renewed. She endorses it for women needing building up.
Charmian learns Sarah Bennett plans to move to California with her twin Sophie and hopes for better climate. George K. Knowles warns Charmian Jim Bennett may be pivotal as Doctor Carter and others brace for Deacon Purdie trouble while Wickfield drifts through a calm but tense day.
Charmian, lying in bed under a bright harvest moon, doubts her late meal, wonders about Jim and Wickfield, and admits she is not in love yet fears losing a familiar playmate and routine after school.
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a purely vegetable tonic to stimulate the liver and bile flow. It touts mild laxative effects, non habit forming action, and notes the product is sold by druggists in 25c and 75c red packaging.
In Washington a world conference on mental hygiene featured Clifford Beers, an asylum inmate turned advocate, stressing how suffering spurs aid to the mentally ill. The piece notes Edison, almost stone deaf, has not pursued devices to fix his condition, suggesting it may be medicine or surgery rather than science.
Thomas Simpson, cousin of Sir George Simpson, named Cambridge Bay on Victoria Island in 1839 to honor Adolphus Frederick Duke of Cambridge. He explored the Arctic coast with HBC officer Peter Dease from Alaska eastward during 1836 to 1839.
London plans to increase its force of police women from over 100 to exceed the 100 mark, building on the 1925 rise from 24 to 50. The move aims to expand women’s policing capacity and presence in the force.
A concise note states that the equator’s path does not pass through any desert. The remark highlights global geography observations rather than meteorological or geopolitical details.
A 19th century account recalls Abdul el Hamid II famed for a jeweled sceptre he used as a symbol of power and threat. After his death the sceptre passed to heirs, then vanished in revolutions until a Paris dealer discovered a hidden dagger within its shaft revealing the sultan’s fear and need for personal protection.
The death of Cardinal Lucan of Rheims marks the loss of a famed church leader who stayed at his post during bombardment of the cathedral. He protested shelling and penned a strong letter to the Pope condemning deportations, earning a lasting memory as a wartime hero alongside Joffre and Foch.
The article notes a surge in earnings for English authors with a single play grossing over £60,000 and a novel near £15,000 within the past year. Both authors are over 40 and benefiting from current public taste as the industry sees unprecedented prosperity.
The advertisement extols Persian Balm as a pre server for beautiful complexions. It claims the tonic cools and relieves irritated skin, stimulates the complexion, and provides a youthful freshness. It stresses its use for delicate skin, hands, and whitening effect for women.
A person reported a wallet containing $100 missing, then found. The finder returned it to the owner, ending the search with the wallet recovered intact.
E T Noltie director of exhibits for Canada praises Canada's performance at the Antwerp International Exhibition. He notes Canada built and finished its pavilion on time with complete grounds and landscaping, portraying efficiency and giving Canada a feather in its cap.
Aimed at distressed parents the notice urges early fever signs in babies and young children. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a preventer of serious illness and shares a testimonial from Mrs Norman Lee of Uxbridge Ontario. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Minister Adam Stegerwald told the Reichstag budget committee that about five million Germans receive a salary or aid from the government and that 12 million people are supported by the national treasury in some form.
Traffic statisticians estimate Berliners spend one hour daily on public transport amounting to about 13 full days each year. A light exchange during travel is noted with a Canada Dry offer. The text also remarks that the Bible contains 3,567,180 letters.
A weekly excerpt promotes Christian charity citing Procter and Cumming about giving and loving others. The page also advertises Miller's Worm Powders claiming to prevent worm-related child mortality and promising healthier children.
At headquarters in Regina only one restriction inquiry has been made about exhibitor numbers by province or state. There are no limits on entries in competitive classes except that an exhibitor may enter at most one entry per class.
A dialogue fragment shows two speakers discussing finding opportunity. One says the world has an opening for me and the other questions, then answers with a confident admission of being in the hole, suggesting a twist of expectation and setback.
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