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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 25, 1932
Page
7
Mrs W describes severe back pain forcing hospital stays and bed rest before taking Kruschen salts. She credits tiny daily doses with eliminating pain and urges continued use to prevent relapse. The ad promotes Kruschen backache relief and rest showing a testimonial style.
Jean and Geoffrey Burke ride a runaway chestnut through a Devonshire lane. Burke uses controlled restraint and steady technique to steady the mare and avert a fatal descent down a steep hill, while Jean weighs his quiet power against brute force.
Mrs Annie Wilson of Sussex Avenue Toronto describes a severe illness with little blood and weakness, attributing her recovery to Dr Williams Pink Pills. She urges use for anaemia in growing girls and others run down or nervous, noting the pills rebuild health and vitality sold at druggists for 50c a package.
The Commons Railway Committee discussed whether Canadian railways should charge the public for time tables while Britain varies, noting North American custom generally provides free tables. Readers confront a mix of unrelated lines about worms and a burglar under a bed as well as a landlord tenant exchange about comfort.
A religious meditation section on trusting God to lead on appears alongside an advertisement for Miller's Worm Powders claiming to cure children's worm infestations. The ad promises quick stomach relief and digestion restoration to prevent future disorders.
Baltimore voted by a landslide to repeal its 200 year old Sunday observance laws that barred activities after dawn. The change ends restrictions that once prevented a man from kissing his wife on the Sabbath and allows moving picture shows sports events and certain retail purchases to occur next Sunday.
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