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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1933
Page
2
The article discusses the emergence of the word chiselling as slang linked to N R A codes and broad use in American life. It defines chisellers as those who shave material, wages, or effort, harming workers, customers, and public trust, while contrasting chisellers with those who carve beauty from waste.
A welfare report credits child welfare programs with saving about 160000 babies in England over the past year. The claim highlights the impact of social services and preventive care on infant survival and well being.
Chile considers tax exemptions for buildings constructed by private parties as part of a policy shift. Officials weigh economic impact, potential savings for developers, and effects on public revenue as the plan is debated.
Professor Pope R. Hill of the University of Georgia finds pennies show near equal heads and tails after 40 000 scientific files. He uses 200 pennies split evenly by date and balances them precisely. The experiment, begun months ago, aims to flip the pennies for the 100 000th time next July before concluding.
A 90 year old man writes admiringly of his recovery from inflammatory rheumatism after three years of Kruschen Salts. He explains persistent stiffness in his hands yet credits daily use with keeping him in good shape and asks indulgence for his handwriting. Kruschen is described as dissolving uric acid crystals and flushing them from the system to prevent future attacks.
Col John Vaughan Campbell V C, famed as the first British soldier to enter a trench near Mons by blowing a hunting horn to rally his men, is placed on the retired list under age limit and granted honorary rank of brigadier.
Four out of five people have acid stomach and suffer pains after meals belching gas and bloating. A spoonful of Bisulated Magnesia after meals will overcome this condition within three minutes. Any druggist will tell you. Try it and see.
The U S fleet will shift from the Pacific to the Atlantic next spring for the first time in nearly four years and return to the Pacific in the fall. The battle and scouting forces will steam east after winter, then head back west, under a policy change explained by Henry L Roosevelt.
A gentleman asks a new chauffeur about a serious accident. The chauffeur says he once skidded on a bottle, but the bottle was in the pocket of the man he ran over, not visible to him.
Pierre Paul Emile Roux died in Paris at age 80 after a long illness. He directed the Pasteur Institute from 1904 to 1918 and collaborated with Louis Pasteur on studies of bacteriology and diseases including diphtheria. He helped develop diphtheria toxins and, with Behring, won the Nobel Prize for serum therapeutics.
A reflection on lasting bonds. After twenty five to thirty years, greetings from old friends carry deeper meaning than new encounters. Shared histories show in faces and eyes as time smooths change and renews familiar warmth.
Manitoba develops the low bush cranberry for local use replacing imports. The Northern Manitoba berry is frost sweetened and retains flavor when thawed. Berries arrive in Winnipeg in 1000 pound lots.
Col R R McCormick of the Chicago Tribune calls the newspaper an institution of modern civilization. He says it presents daily news, fosters commerce through ads, informs public opinion, and supplies a check on government unseen in any constitution.
A reflective piece extols reverence as the main force of life. It links reverence to purity in youth, tested truths in maturity, and praise for living graciousness, the dead, and immortal powers.
The notice touts quick relief from neuralgia headaches and rheumatic pain via an Aspirin tablet that supposedly dissolves within two seconds after moisture contact. It claims rapid pain onset minutes after ingestion and warns customers to ensure Bayer is on the tablet to avoid substitutes.
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