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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 22, 1929
Page
7
Donald and Connie confess deep love after a delayed union in British Columbia. Andy orchestrates a bridal reception with flowers as the couple walk a loggers’ aisle, while Janet’s heartbreak shadows the scene. The trapper departs, and the couple plan a honeymoon as the Great West endures.
Recalls excess stomach acid causing sour stomach and indigestion and recommends Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best neutralizer. Claims a spoonful in water ends discomfort within five minutes and urges readers to obtain the genuine product prescribed by physicians for over 50 years.
An income tax clerk returned an incomplete form with red crosses and a note to complete where marked in red ink. The reply simply stated the writer has no red ink, signed Your faithfully.
A brief feature notes Sunday use of Minard's ointment as a remedy for aching feet, highlighting its soothing effects and practical appeal for weary workers or travelers.
A 300 foot flat steel tape used by the Topographical Survey’s Physical Testing Laboratory shows length variations due to temperature in Canada. Investigations confirm several inches of stretch or shrinkage depending on ambient heat or cold during field use.
Thousands of mothers praise Baby's Own Tablets as the best preventive for childhood ailments and a safe remedy when sickness strikes. Mrs. Donat Ploudre of Tingwick Quebec says the tablets keep her two children in perfect health and she always keeps a box at home. The tablets are described as a mild laxative that regulates bowels, sweetens the stomach, and aids teething without injuring drugs. They are guaranteed safe and sold by dealers or 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The St Marys Journal Argus notes 55000 chances of typographical error on a printed page and that no page is completely error free. The remark highlights pervasive stray typos in daily newspaper production.
Dr. Lillian Hollingshead, a Canadian botanist from Saskatchewan with Saskatoon education, joins the Dominion rust research laboratory in Winnipeg. She worked three years in California on cytology of tobacco and wheat hybrids with Drs. Godspeed Clausen and Babcock, presenting findings at the American Association for the Advancement of Science. She will assist the plant breeding staff to produce rust resistant wheat varieties.
A compact page item features religious reflections from Whittier and Chadwick with thoughts on the dead’s influence and a light quip about the ice man and an electric refrigerator. The piece blends verse, prose, and humor in a midweek column.
Dr Donald Armour of Cobourg Ontario received the unanimous nomination of the Medical Society of London for its presidency. A son of Ontario chief justice the late J D Armour he would become the first overseas university graduate to lead the historic British medical society.
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