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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
7
Reduce the Acid explains stomach acidity and promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the safe tasteless remedy. A single dose in water is said to neutralize acid, with five minutes to relief and a long-standing physician approved standard for correcting excess acids.
In a war era scene Helmi nurses her sick child as scarlet fever spreads. The Herriotts send both children to isolation. Helmi pleads to stay and care for Lili and Roland. The ambulance departs beside a marching band and a distant memory of Jack fades in the crowd.
Baby specialists advise three ounces per pound daily in the first six months, then two ounces per pound thereafter. Weighing before and after feeding helps determine water needs for breastfed babies, with deficits filled by water. Fletcher's Castoria is recommended for various infant ailments and claimed to be a reliable vegetable remedy backed by decades of use.
Tourists may soon use a single craft for land water and air travel. A recent exhibit shows a combination automobile motorboat and aeroplane with foldable wings a tail fin rudder and two propellers. A sheltered cabin carries several passengers and rapid mode change is possible.
A short campus talk riffs on natural selection with a nod to Darwin. The speaker notes that life persists by fitness and hints at human resilience amid collective challenges.
A letter from Port Colborne Ontario describes relief after an operation. The writer says medicines made them feel wonderfully better and notes nervousness and pain subsided. The message attributes improved health to Lydia E. Pinkham's remedies and mentions Mrs. W. s Box 143.
A Daytona Beach record holder Captain Malcolm Campbell completes a long drive and seeks strong tea. The copy touts Red Rose Tea as a blend of Assam and Ceylon teas, recommended for its quality and training in London markets. Sold by grocers in aluminum packages.
A mining man reports his dog unearthed a rich copper ore outcrop on Vancouver Island, a find rivaling famous tales of animal prospectors. The tale joins other animal legends like the Couer d Alene donkey and pack rat stories as miners note animals aided or inspired discoveries.
A writer in The Outline discusses a hidden realm detectable by none of human senses and mentions the history of wireless. The piece notes that worms in soil affect health and promotes Other Graves Worm Exterminator as a medicine to destroy worms.
The Vancouver Sun contrasts Britain and the United States, arguing Britain offers humanized courts with minimal law but maximal judicial sense while the United States relies on vast law and often lacks judicial sense. Canada is urged to seek humanized courts with fewer laws and better judges.
The Paris Herald European edition of the New York Herald Tribune launches a four page rotogravure section in color marking a milestone for European readers. The feature follows nearly thirty years since Paris Herald first used a linetype machine in France.
The article explains greenstain as a dark green residue near the gums on child teeth, caused by bacteria in dead cuticle. It can etch enamel if left, creating rough surfaces that trap food and lead to decay. removal by a dentist with pumice helps smooth the areas and prevent further deposits.
An inscribed devotional piece reflects on bereavement and faith with excerpts from James Russell Lowell and William Makepeace Thackeray. It frames death as a transition to the next room, preserving memory and love across time.
The Calgary Fish and Game Association plans to spread 2,400 pheasant eggs across the province with printed handling instructions to minimize chick losses while recipients rear them. A humorous hoax line references a train transfer at Belvedere and asks what time the train reaches Belvedere.
Report notes that railway engines convert just five percent of heat from boilers into useful work, highlighting inefficiency in propulsion systems and suggesting potential improvements for fuel economy and performance.
Health department figures show nearly 2,000 children under 15 killed by motor cars in the past five years in New York. Boys suffer three times as many deaths as girls, and Health Commissioner Harris notes automobile fatalities surpass diphtheria scarlet fever and typhoid combined in the city.
Young mothers praise Baby's Own Tablets as a simple harmless remedy for babies and children. Mrs Ruth ven Crommiller of Ruthven Ontario reports her two children have only used the tablets and stay healthy. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario sells boxes for 25 cents.
A Farm and Fireside commentator argues energy, enterprise, judgment, and courage separate thriving farmers from those who just break even. The piece extols Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil, noting fifty years on the market and wide Canadian favor with fame beyond. It claims the liniment would still be cheap at double the price.
A courtroom fragment shows a girl witness reciting an oath with a stern lawyer reminding her of its seriousness. The exchange captures a tense moment highlighting the ceremonial gravity of testimony.
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