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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
7
A reader shares how Kruschen helped a woman shed 14 pounds and regain ease of movement. She notes improved breathing during daily tasks and energy for work, attributing the change to Kruschen’s six mineral salts that support overall bodily functions.
Alan Baker and Buzzard plot a bold cross country flight aided by stolen government gear. They raise funds via pawned valuables and gear up with a plane and parachute, fearing capture on the field as dawn breaks. The escape leaves them committed to a dangerous mission.
An old advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills as the cure for liver woes and general malaise. It argues that bile is essential for digestion and detoxification, condemning laxatives and oils as ineffective, and urges consumers to buy the named pill.
A reflective piece on duty and moral action citing Hosea 6 3 and J G Whittier. It argues that following duty clarifies path and strengthens character, with Butler cited on seeking what is our duty and overcoming difficulties.
Prince conducts the band with a drum stick baton at a St David's Day dance hosted by the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards where he serves as Colonel. His lively foxtrot performance drew repeated encores as he joked that conducting is harder than dancing and later acted as master of ceremonies selecting tunes.
A London West End sale offered a famed spy-glass once used by Lord Nelson. It fetched about 7 700 dollars in value, though not as valuable as modern optics. The same auction paid 800 dollars for a silver watch given to Midshipman Pollard who killed the sharpshooter who mortally wounded Admiral Nelson.
The tourist’s wife asks where they are and the man confesses he is lost, likening his state to the typical American stumbling over the third verse of the national anthem.
In this ad tone message a mother advises using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for teen girls. It promotes health, regulation, and guidance during adolescence, claiming long term benefits for a daughter's future as a wife and mother.
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