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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1932
Page
7
UK stomachs often suffer sour stomachs and indigestion from excess acid. Phillips Milk of Magnesia is praised as the best form to neutralize acid with a single dose. A spoonful in water is said to end discomfort within minutes, advising readers to obtain genuine Philips product prescribed by physicians.
In a Devon Moor picnic, Jean and companions meet gypsy Keturah Stanley who foresees fortunes. Jean seeks a reading while Blaise declines. The old soothsayer warns of approaching darkness yet promises a personal revelation if Jean chooses correctly. The group returns from the hut, moods mixed with intrigue.
Mrs Rose of Bark Lake Ontario writes she suffered severe nerves and fatigue but after using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills she felt relief after one box and was fully restored after six boxes. The letter emphasizes dramatic improvement and price coverage by The T Milburns.
A Monongah West Virginia homeowner touts 22 years of hinge and lock reliability with no repairs. He credits 3 in One Oil for cleaning and lubricating doors and says it keeps hinges quiet and rust free. The ad promotes 3 in One Oil as a versatile household lubricant sold in stores everywhere.
A bond salesman in a drug store ordered crackers and water. A friend asked if he was dieting. He replied with a sharp comeback that he was on commission, not on a diet.
In the United States cheese production reaches about 400 types with a wide range of styles. Paris responds by opening numerous new schools to accommodate growing educational demand.
About 5 000 inventions debut at the fourth international patent exposition. Highlights include a double action fly swatter, sponge rubber soap mitten, toothpaste tube collapsers, bell tied fishing rod, adjustable oyster opener by Oscar Abbotte of Baltimore, and an adjustable baby feeder for cribs.
An advertisement touts Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claiming immediate relief from asthma attacks nights of agony. It promises banished frightful conditions clear passages and restful sleep like a child, urging customers to insist on the genuine product at their local druggist.
Britain counts 32 peers unable to sit in the House of Lords due to minority status. Among the youths are Lord Wraxhall the third, Lord Montagu of Beaulieu the fifth, Lord Gainsborough aged eight, and Lord Haig at 13. The Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, premier in both English and Scottish peerages, is 17, as is Lord Gormanston, premier viscount of Scotland.
A reader credits Kruschen Salts with ending ten years of stomach acidity after two months of use. The ad claims the product neutralises acid, cleanses the system, and improves blood flow, leaving the user energized and healthy.
A compact week notes section quotes Isaiah and Emerson on cheerfulness. It cites Anne Collins and William Makepeace Thackeray reflecting a settled pious spirit, humility, charity, and generous regard for others.
Persian Balm described as invaluable for mothers and children, a healing balm for skin, and a hair fixative and shaving lotion for others. It tones and refreshes the skin, softens hands, and leaves a rose leaf texture after gentle rubbing.
A land agent refers to the property as a parcel while noting it is tied up. The exchange frames the property as an asset restricted or unavailable for immediate action.
An advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin tablets as a universal cure for headaches colds sore throat neuralgia neuritis and other pains. It urges carrying the tablets for sudden colds toothache sleepless nights and menstrual discomfort and claims the product cannot harm you when used as directed. Made in Canada.
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