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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1935
Page
7
The notice advises consulting a doctor before using any unknown preparations for headaches or pains from rheumatism neuritis or neuralgia. It highlights that Aspirin changed medical practice and is widely considered safe for regular use by the average person.
Nancy Nelson, a nineteen year old sub-deb, moves with her cousin Columbine to Pine Ridge after a market crash. She initiates a public library project with books sent from her parents as Father Adam paints a library sign and the Adam brothers build shelves.
Nancy discovers a rusted iron box containing a brass Maltese cross relic while helping dig in the yard after a blizzard trap. The find prompts speculation of Spanish priests and Indian raids as the group hovers over the artifact awaiting further clues. Nancy and Jack later face packing and homesickness as the chapter nears its close.
Arrangements are completed for a new serial titled Fleming's Folly by Lawrence A. Keating. The Western plains tale promises absorbing, exciting installments and will commence in an early issue, urging readers not to miss the opening chapters.
Dr. R. B. Jenkins, medical health officer, says 60 percent of Edmonton residents are immune to infantile paralysis. He rejects the view that the disease is not contagious, citing authorities that it spreads via food, drinks, carriers, and even insects. Laboratory tests show monkeys can pass it via stable flies and house flies can carry the virus for 48 hours. Recovery is believed to confer immunity, with no known recurring cases.
A Canadian feature notes that discarded cigarettes could encircle the earth eight times if laid end to end. It highlights the real fire hazard and the potential costs to citizens from 197,000 miles of cigarettes.
A devotional exhortation centers on recognizing God as the universal fact and eternal presence. It urges a heart devoted to God and describes how divine spirit fills solitude, guides life, and remains ever present in every moment and event.
J Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, recommends tear gas over bullets for self defense. He argues that tear gas incapacitates criminals and is easier to use than firearms, which require more technical skill.
A new church member explains conversion by saying she cleans under rugs to keep her home pure. Scientists estimate that ten cosmic rays with energies up to ten billion volts traverse the human body each minute. Deauville, France, has formed a bicycle police squad to patrol the town.
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