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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1932
Page
2
A long analysis urges teamwork across society business and politics arguing that coordinated effort and compromise turn individual brilliance into collective strength. It emphasizes unity in service in military, civic life, and community reform to avoid division and stagnation.
A farmer paid two dozen eggs for admission to a theatre joke story. He joked he would have brought his wife if the hens had shelled out better. The note blends humor with an ad style line about eggs and show attendance.
In an Irish regiment the quartermaster and his assistant prepared rations for distribution. The assistant teased the quartermaster with a request for a loaf, asking who would receive the short portion. The quartermaster answered keep it yourself.
China remains the leading customer for complete aircraft built in the United States, holding the top position in 1930 and 1931. Chinese buyers favor American machines due to similar flying conditions between China’s territory and the United States.
A quirky note claims suffering in silence can be more enjoyable when the person explains their actions so others won’t miss what they are doing. The statement blends humor with subtle social commentary on awareness and self-expression.
Mrs Charles Storms of Picton Ontario reports severe heart palpitations that left her unable to sleep or walk. She says Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills greatly relieved these attacks and calls them a wonderful builder. The ad notes direct mail sale on receipt of price.
Hadfields Limited of Sheffield England claims a new high explosive shell can pierce one foot thick armor at ten miles. The note ties ongoing war weapon development to disarmament talk as producers continue to innovate.
Mrs Mable R Beare of New Westminster B C reports severe weight loss and pallor after illness. After taking Dr Williams Pink Pills her weight increased from 90 to 118 pounds and her complexion improved as she regained appetite and energy. The pills are described as creating new red blood and are advertised as useful for growing girls. Sold by druggists in a 50 cent glass container.
The article notes M de Sivrac in Paris around 1690 creating a wooden framed two wheeler propelled by feet. It then shifts to warning about worms harming children and promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator with Saskatchewan farms 136 571 and Alberta 97 623.
Britain plans a larger influx of tourists from Canada and the United States this season. The Travel Association of Great Britain and Ireland has organized resources to welcome visitors, aided by 20 percent ocean rate reductions making European holidays an all inclusive under seven dollars daily. Tours cover Europe by coach rail and steamer with visits to France and Belgium, using Modern Third Class for crossings. Ontario and Quebec expect benefits as travellers pass through Montreal en route to Ottawa and Toronto.
An asthma sufferer endures sleepless nights and dread of attacks. Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is claimed to relieve restricted air passage immediately and is sold by dealers everywhere.
Large shipments of construction materials continue to arrive in Man churia. Eggs laid in spring keep better in water glass than do eggs laid in summer or fall.
A Kansas City chemist with a joint concern has developed a waterless soap in paste form. It is described as harmless to the skin and possesses healing and antiseptic qualities. The paste lathers without water and absorbs all dirt.
Persuasive ad copy touts Persian Balm as a fragrant, non sticky beauty aid. It claims quick absorption, a tonic effect, and smoothing of roughness for soft velvet skin. The note adds a curious fact about Cirenaica camels numbering 40 000.
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