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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1928
Page
6
Miss Rosie Whitman of Beaver Harbor reports skin trouble lasting months with itching and disfigurement on face neck and body. She credits Cutiura Soap and Ointment for relief in a week and full healing in three weeks.
The Government of India will join the proposed war renunciation treaty as an original signatory. Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, exiled war lord of Manchuria, is reported dead in Mukden. Eleanor Lodge, sister of Sir Oliver Lodge, earns the Doctor of Literature at Oxford at age 59. Bulgaria’s Kroum Dokoff visits Canada to study industrial hygiene and accident prevention. President Doumergue in Rheims backs Kellogg antiwar pact and France join efforts to end warfare. Viscount Byng sits in the House of Lords after delay over fees for his elevation. Kingsford-Smith and Ulm decline theater appearances after airflight fame. Montreal Albany air mail service likely soon per Vendt. Captain Darbos, early war airplane gunner, dies in a crash near Oran.
Generations of Japanese families note bloom dates showing certain species flower once in 120 years while others bloom every sixty years. Corns are caused by tight boots, but Holloway's Corn Remover offers a simple remedy. Automobile workers now produce more than three times as much as before the war.
For Rheumatism use Minard's Liniment. A promise is but a small outlay from which large returns are expected.
A Canadian Government Bureau of Statistics compilation shows pork as the favorite meat with daily per person consumption of 7.15 ounces and annual totals including 775,150,815 pounds of pork and eggs at 282,405,692 dozen. Per capita annual purchases reach 81.43 pounds pork 68.76 beef 9.69 poultry and 6.11 pounds mutton and lamb, totaling about $43.09 per person and $410,173,710 nationwide excluding eggs.
The pattern No. 916 features a bolero with deep V neckline and vestee, full front circle fullness, dart fitted sleeves, and straight back. Made in black crepe satin and georgette crepe with wool blends, sizes 16 to 44 bust, fabric yardage given for size 36, pattern priced at 25 cents and the Fashion Book at 10 cents.
The Dominion Fuel Board reports it has conducted exhaustive studies to render Canada independent in fuel use. Pennsylvania anthracite is being displaced by Ontario and Quebec fuels by 1,590,000 tons annually. A variety of fuels now competes in domestic markets. The text also notes an estimated 100,000,900 people speak Russian.
The Studebaker Corporation of Canada announces a major reorganization to produce more cars in Canada for Canadians. A. R. Erskine confirms a friendly separation from Studebaker USA, with D. R. Grossman named vice president and general manager to oversee Canadian operations, emphasizing local materials and almost exclusively Canadian staff. The move aims to boost efficiency and vehicle values for Canadian buyers.
New Studebaker Organization outlines advertising and printing in Canada with most dollars spent in the country paid to Canadian individuals and firms. The Walkerville plant will hire more staff as Montreal and Calgary branches expand, reflecting faith in Canadian growth.
Dr C A Harkness a Chicago eye expert states diet impacts sight. He cites foods like milk tomatoes orange juice and cod liver oil as potentially reducing the distorted eyeball shape by about 50 percent in three months. He notes many under ten with defective vision are undernourished.
The passage notes that the level road is more exhausting than hills with endless flat stretches. Monotony tires more people than change, and lasting victory belongs to those who stay fresh and vigorous on the level road.
A witty reflection notes that while money can purchase many comforts, some things remain unattainable. The line suggests that few people truly desire those irreplaceable non financial goods.
Dayton lab officials say new radio beacon with fixed wavelength boosts beacon efficiency by about 1060 percent over the old type enabling airmen to chart courses more reliably for long ocean crossings. Captain Paul S. Edwards notes the advancement in beacons from the Radio Aircraft laboratory.
A brief observation contrasts women who wear gloves with those who wear diamond rings. The piece ponders friendship and confidence as qualities that develop gradually over time.
Canadian farmers tour London visiting Canada House at Trafalgar Square and St James's Palace. They meet Prince, and discuss Peace River links, Harrods lunch, and the Danish Bacon Co operative Trading Company, noting stock ownerships and quality controls.
A collection of devotional snippets and reflections from various authors on Jesus the Savior. Includes thoughts from KF L. Hosmer, Dean Stanley, George Wharton Pepper, Gaius Glenn Atkins, Martha Foote Crow, Katherine Lee Bates, and J. M. Stifter. The passages discuss duty, obedience to authorities, daily life, spiritual vision, and the illumination of souls by divine light.
Mrs. Griffith of 21 Merchison Ave East Hamilton Ontario praises Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr Williams Medicine Co noting easy administration and illness prevention. She credits the tablets with health in two children and requests the free booklet Care of the Baby. Brockville Ontario distribution offered.
The article notes a need for an official to pursue borrowers who take books and do not return them while contrasting with other uses of lead such as white lead in paints.
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