The Right Soap For Babys Tender Skin
An advertisement touts Cuti cura Soap as pure and refreshing for baby skin. It highlights gentle emollients that soothe minor irritations and promote skin health, claiming mothers favor it for tender skin care.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1928
Page
7
An advertisement touts Cuti cura Soap as pure and refreshing for baby skin. It highlights gentle emollients that soothe minor irritations and promote skin health, claiming mothers favor it for tender skin care.
The party arrives by lake in a rainstorm and meets John the trapper who cooks a grand bannock and muskrat meal. Andy and Donald praise the kitchen, drink strong coffee, and share stories as the night settles into a bright dawn. They scout a cedar cabin and prepare a strong, healthy trek through swales and canyons in days of hard work and fresh air.
Workmen digging 24 feet deep in northern Sweden uncovered a river mud embedded object identified as a fish remains from the later Ice Age. Geologists estimate the specimen to be about six thousand years old.
An old maid visits a priest and admits she was ardently kissed twenty years ago. When asked if she has confessed before, she sighs that she has many times but enjoys talking about it.
The article compares nature to an architect and you to the contractor, stressing calcium from milk, eggs, cereals, fruits, and vegetables for teeth and bone. It notes tooth development from birth through adolescence, peak tooth eruption ages, and high calcium demand in early childhood, warning that deficiency weakens teeth and raises disease risk.
A Free Press tale recalls early Canada farming life where a city man rises before dawn to help harvest for a pitiful wage. The farmer meets him at the barn with milk pails and a lantern and asks why the worker has not yet begun. The piece notes the shift to eight hour days and farmer independence.
The first letter to circle the globe in open mails finished in Seattle after 78 days, 1 hour, 30 minutes. The piece notes the rapid spread of transcontinental travel and laments charity overhead while joking about office work for the needy. It ends with a quiz answer about the giraffe as the highest form of animal life.
A sacred white elephant, highly valued in Siam for religion and politics, has been found in Changvad Khukhand. The elephant catcher reported its capture during a regular round up and a local inspection deemed it a true white elephant. The Interior Ministry sent an expert to investigate, and excitement grows as details unfold.
The narrator notes Japan’s littleness in daily objects and people, contrasting it with powerful builds of men and delicate modern crafts. Curio shops favor Chinese largesse, while Royal Palaces in Kyoto are compact, with exquisitely joinery and ancient paintings in rooms rarely more than a few feet square.
Motorists relying on provincial highways as through streets must stop for side- street traffic and proceed only when safe. Entering a provincial highway at speed risks accidents and personal blame rests on the entering driver. The law requires full stops and careful entry to prevent danger.
A devotional excerpt stresses each life as part of a divine plan and urges faithful, natural conduct in any role. It cites Epictetus on accepting a given part whether humble or grand and acting well within the assignment.
American firms bought 1,685,222 pounds of northern Alberta fish in the quarter ended September 30, valued at $193,918, up from 1,508,328 pounds in the same period of 1927. Worm infestations are linked to sickly children and a worm terminator is offered as a cure.
Barbara notes her aunt has visited France, Italy and America before passing away. Muriel reacts with astonishment at her aunt’s wide travels across nations.
A terse dialogue shows a wife asking a physician how long her husband can continue smoking before it proves fatal. The exchange highlights concerns about smoking risks and medical uncertainty.
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