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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 04, 1931
Page
7
In a brutal blizzard, Jean clings to an Englishman as they push through deep drifting snow toward a track. He carries her in his arms through worsening conditions, urging endurance and caution while risking exhaustion to reach safety at the edge of a pine wood.
A reader recounts recovering from acute neuritis in the shoulder after exposure and makes a health claim about Kruschen Salts, stating symptoms vanished within a month. The narrative shifts to a dramatic scene where a woman sinks into snow but is saved by an Englishman holding a strap, ending with a cliffhanger.
Worms irritate the stomach and intestines depriving infants of needed nourishment and causing malnutrition. Miller's Worm Powders destroy worms and correct morbid stomach and bowel conditions to ensure full nourishment and promote overall development.
When a glacier breaks free into the Arctic Ocean it sails with smaller icebergs in its wake. Eskimo speakers call this the duck and ducklings. Moss and seeds cling to the resting ice and later sprout as it drifts.
The copy markets Persian Balm as irresistibly appealing to women for charm and elegance with a clear complexion. It touts tonic effects on the skin, softness and whitening of hands, and notes it as a valuable hair fixative and shaving lotion for men. It also suits delicate child skin protection.
Sir William Clark of Canada urged students at St Andrew's College to heed the lesson of global sacrifice. He warned that in twenty years the world has faced many disasters and a severe, widespread depression, fearing nations have not learned the lesson.
An advertisement advises gentle care for colicky infants and promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy. It stresses avoiding harsh treatments and keeping Castoria on hand for digestive upsets, colds, and fevers.
A compact column mixes devotional verse from Frederick William Robertson with a note on European housing. The items blend religious reflection with a short aside about proposed bakelite houses in Europe.
Advertisement touts Douglas Egyptian Liniment as unmatched for speedy relief from muscular rheumatism lame back inflammation burns and felons.
Obituary notes Sir Thomas Lipton born in Glasgow built a global tea empire valued at millions through consistent advertising. His store origins and advertising insight credited with Lipton’s world famous tea brand and publicity schemes.
A stray note in advertising circles recalls a clever campaign using a feather alongside the word quiet to imply inaudible operation for ball bearings. The image paired with the trade name suggested exceptional quiet performance.
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