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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 1931
Page
6
A vintage health ad promises rapid fat loss by daily Kraschen Salts with hot water before breakfast. It claims cleansing effects on the stomach liver kidneys and bowels and asserts improved blood purity and youthful vigor through a simple morning routine.
A London druggist offers a free GIANT trial of Kraan 7 at the distributor’s expense. The package includes a 75c bottle and a separate trial bottle for about a week. Open the trial, test it, and if not convinced the regular bottle remains usable. Return if unsatisfied. authorized by the importer E. Griffiths Ltd Manchester with McGillivray Bros Toronto.
Additional requests will go to parliament for more tests to combat tuberculosis among Indians. Canadian Indians numbered 108 012 in 1929 with about half identified as Roman Catholics. The British Government spent over 35 million dollars last fiscal year to fund unemployment relief projects. The United Farmers of Canada pressed for stronger protection for agricultural debtors from foreclosure at their Saskatoon meeting. London council supports Winnipeg’s plan to make the day after Christmas a holiday. Ontario reformatories will restore the “rock pile” and insist on hard productive labor for reform. Prisoners will receive goggles to prevent eye injuries.
A Sunday school note on Jesus visiting Bethany highlights Martha’s overwork and Mary’s choice to sit at Jesus feet. Jesus comforts Martha, urges focus on what is essential, and honors Mary’s devotional posture as lasting wisdom for spiritual balance.
Restless children fret for no clear reason and Castoria is advertised as a harmless mild remedy. The text touts gentle action that soothes youngsters better than stronger medicines and claims it can be given to tiny infants as needed. It notes use for colic, diarrhea, loss of appetite, and ease of constipation with a pure vegetable preparation.
A vintage ad touts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as easing breathing passages and restoring normal breathing. It cites hundreds of testimonials supporting its effectiveness despite the dramatic description of asthma symptoms.
An archaeologist states that up to eighty years ago nearly all known remains of ancient Babylon and Nineveh were kept in a small glass case at the British Museum.
The notice urges using Miller's Worm Powders to combat worms in children, claiming they harm vitality and growth, keep children unsettled, and can endanger life. It argues a reliable remedy can spare suffering and relieve maternal anxiety.
Predictions say cornstalks could be used to make noiseless gears and insulating materials, alongside similar products, as the fiber becomes a versatile raw material for engineering and industrial uses.
Advertising copy touts Douglas Egyptian Liniment as immediate relief for burns sores and bleeding stoppage. Claims prevent blood poisoning and aids sore throat and quinsy in a period style medical cure-all.
Professor Stieboeck of the Vienna polyclinic reports encouraging results from using three meter waves from a 1.5 kilowatt radio transmitter to treat inflammation of the lungs during influenza, cancer, and internal suppuration cases.
Persian Balm is advertised as a multipurpose product for the family. It claims mother and women gain beauty and soft skin, children receive soothing healing effects, and fathers get a hair fixative and cooling shaving lotion. The lotion tones and refreshes the skin and absorbs quickly to yield a rose-leaf texture.
A model claimed as the smallest working locomotive in the world by J. J. Langridge of River sidewalk Isleworth Middlesex is shown at the Wimbledon and District seventh annual exhibition in Wimbledon England. The electric model can be almost entirely covered by four postage stamps.
Hon. D. G. McKenzie reports a twenty per cent rise in Manitoba mineral production for 1929, totaling 5 423 825 in value. Capital invested exceeds 62 million. 1930 marks the best mining year yet with expenditures rising fifteen per cent over 1929 at 12.5 million. Fruit acids counteract the acid effects of certain foods in the diet.
The watch-making crisis in Switzerland reached a low point in July 1930 with only 114000 cases produced. Pocket watches and automobile clocks bore the heaviest declines, and many clocks exported to the United States have almost vanished from the market.
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