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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1932
Page
2
A reader from Alta reports dizziness and chest pain easing after a few days of Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills. The statement notes recurring heart pains return if not continued and mentions the product marketed by The Milburn Co. Ltd.
H Barrett of Toronto told the Canadian Woollen and Knit Goods Manufacturers Association that tariff changes agreed at the Imperial Conference should expand Canadian wool product demand. He said Britain’s improved position in Canada may reduce Canadian employment but preferences for primary products will raise overall Canadian business for both Canadian and British mills.
The article outlines wartime debts between the United States and European nations totaling about 22.1 billion dollars with Britain owing 11.1 billion and France 6.8 billion. It argues Britain should be allowed to repay in British goods or services if the United States refuses gold payments, detailing reciprocal credit and the Lausanne outcome.
In northern Ontario, next summer a new bird concept may appear as teams of homing pigeons trained to relay fire reports and messages to base camps of the Provincial Air Force. A whistle device attached to their legs deters hawks and serves for identification, while the birds travel to various fire patrol points where wireless is difficult.
An advertisement extols Persian Balm as a versatile product for all ages. It claims benefits for mothers for beauty, children for soothing healing, and fathers for hair fixing and shaving lotion. The text notes skin toning, refreshing effects, and soft, rose leaf like texture after application.
The Coffee Council of Brazil decides to advertise and sell coffee after failed bean destruction schemes. They allocate one million dollars for an intensive North American advertising campaign, asserting that advertising is the best way to move goods.
Advert reads that Thomas' Eclectric Oil aids explorers surveyors prospectors and hunters in camp. It claims to warm wet feet and legs to prevent muscle pains and serves as a dressing for cuts contusions or sprains with quick relief.
Western Canada orchards report the entire McIntosh Red harvest sold with over 365 600 boxes shipped to domestic and export markets. Department of Agriculture notes strong demand for the popular Canadian apples across both markets.
Brazil imposes a rule requiring all gold mining producers to sell their output to the government. The policy aims to centralize ore sales and likely affect pricing and control of mineral exports.
Authorities raid a crime ring and uncover a 90 ft underground shooting range used to practice firing at blue cardboard policemen targets. A woman proprietor’s letter, found with a captured suspect, reveals the range’s location and three gunmen were observed practicing marksmanship.
The King and Queen of England praised Helen Keller after a private audience. The Boston Post notes their gracious act and the remarkable achievements Keller has overcome.
An advertisement touts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a proven, years tested cure for asthma. It claims to ease breathing and endure severe conditions, urging readers to buy from their nearest dealer.
A 500 year old elm at Chalfont St. Giles in England, long associated with John Milton, has been felled recently. A separate note claims ju jitsu theory lists 303 holds for quick throws.
Leon Chapal of Les Magazine Generaux de Marche Francais predicts the Canadian fox ranch will disappear as fur farming merges with mixed farming due to limited markets. He notes no Russia Canada competition, with Canada focusing on silver fox furs and Russia on white fox. He cites Paris buyers and strong sales in August and September. Eggs are listed with weights from 18 to 22 ounces per dozen.
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