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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 06, 1929

Page

7

The Singing Fool love and loss in New York's winter

Al Stone, a singing waiter turned songwriter, watches his wife Molly elope with his best friend John Perry and takes their child Junior to the park for a farewell. Al battles despair on a park bench as Junior waves goodbye and the car vanishes into the avenue crowd. He then faces an aimless future in a cold city, with plans to be made as the story continues.

al Stone Blackie Joe New York Molly Winton Winger Junior Molly John Perry France Daddy Mother Nursie Celeste

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Reassures on Digestive Relief

Undigestion from excess acid is common and causes pain about two hours after meals. The remedy is an alkali that neutralizes acid. Phillips Milk of Magnesia is presented as the trusted, tasteless, fast-acting standard used for 50 years. One spoonful neutralizes acid instantly. obtain genuine Phillips' for correct excess acids with full directions in every bottle.

How to Relieve Children's Colds

A public notice style tip urges prompt relief measures at first cold symptoms in children. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a quick safe remedy without opiates, citing Mrs. Jos Cadieux of Holyoke Massachusetts and recommending keeping a box on hand. Sold by dealers or The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont at 25 cents per box.

Jos Cadieux Holyoke Mass Baty All Medicine Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Empire trade upbeat on Canada says Amery in Liverpool

The Hon. L. C. M. S. Amery former Dominion Affairs Secretary reports Canada is increasingly open to business with Great Britain and the Empire. He describes the country as in extremely good shape with steady all round development.

Liverpool

A Clever Goose Impresses English Miner Family

A goose named Jimmy in South Elssal, England, delights with tricks like hoop jumping, face washing, toe dancing, and jumping over his owner’s arm. He eats at the table in a high chair and is praised for perfect manners. He even salutes during the national anthem.

England Jimmy

Billiards Popular Among Japanese Teachers and Professionals

The article extols billiards popularity among teachers professors and professionals in Japan. It also notes early Hawaii natives had fine carved wooden dishes. It encourages using Minard's Liniment in stables.

Japan Hawaii Minard

Law Abiding England Obeys Law and Supports Authorities

The piece notes that England is highly law abiding with citizens supporting police. It cites Geoffrey Layman arguing the criminal class is small and that even burglars often yield to a lone policeman. Police are rarely armed, mainly using truncheons, except in rare violent confrontations.

England Geoffrey Layman Harper's Magazine

Canadian student orator wins world title in Washington

Roche Pinard of Montreal representing Canada’s student orators topped eight rivals before a 8000-strong audience in Constitutional Hall, Washington. Herbert Schaumann of Germany placed second and Roberto Ortez Griz of Mexico third. Pinard spoke on Canada among the nations in French, judged best among youths from England, the United States, France, Germany, Denmark, Mexico, Cuba and Peru.

Roche Pinard Montreal Canada Diplomatic Corps Constitutional Hall Washington Herbert Schaumann Germany Roberto Ortez Griz Mexico Pinard England United States France Denmark Cuba Peru

Westminster Cathedral lifts tallest ascent in Europe

The highest and fastest lift in Europe is claimed for Westminster Cathedral. In 32 seconds the lift carries visitors to 185 feet. Before installation about 11,000 people climbed to the top each year.

Europe Westminster Cathedral

Holland Builds Largest Locks Better Than Panama Canal

The North Sea canal near IJmuiden, connecting Amsterdam to the sea, is being widened and deepened to accommodate ocean liners. The new locks, ready by September, will exceed Panama by a third in length and half in width, with three gates and an efficient electric operation, enabling ships like the Leviathan and Majestic to pass.

Holland Amsterdam Netherlands Panama Suez North Sea Canal North Sea Ijmulden Panama Canal Leviathan Majestic Suez Canal

Test of Liquid Gas Car by Max Waller in Essen

Max Waller in Essen tests a new automobile using liquid gas as the propellant. The car is driven by gas escaping from three rear tubes, speed up to 37 mph, with valve control for acceleration and braking. Waller predicts the method could revolutionize propulsion for aircraft and surpass existing speed records.

Essen Germany Max Waller

Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promises Infant Sleep Aid

Worms cause fretfulness and rob the infant of sleep the great nourisher. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator will clear the stomach and intestines and restore healthfulness.

Canada Grain Grading System Rated Among World Best

Leading agricultural experts hail Canada's grain grading system as highly effective with over 90 percent of the wheat crop falling within statutory grades. Average protein content is about 14 percent, some samples reaching 19 percent, and the system is viewed by major buyers as the best in the world.

Canada Faculty of Agriculture University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Dominion

BC Coal Samples Sent to Ottawa for Testing and Classification

Carload samples from various British Columbia mines will be sent to Ottawa under the Department of Mines for testing and tabulation. The aim is to designate the best uses for each coal based on its qualities and suitability.

British Columbia Ottawa Department of Mines

Faith and endurance through divine aid and war data

A selection of religious and motivational quotes is followed by a remark on personal effort with divine support. It contrasts a man’s limited strength with God’s power and notes a wartime statistic claiming 3,500,000 dogs in France and a greyhound speed of 35 miles per hour.

Arthur Hugh Clough Robert Collyer

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