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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1928
Page
7
A spokesman extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the quick harmless remedy for excess stomach acid, with doctors using it for 50 years. The ad then shifts to a fictional scene: Donald offers to fight Garrieau to help Andy, while Andy pledges lifelong friendship if he fights.
Donald, a nimble light heavyweight, trains in Vancouver's Stanley Park and at the gym with Australia’s Hagin as opponent. He delivers sharp jabs and a fierce left hand, impressing fans while Andy fears a ruined heavyweight prospect after a blowout sparring round. Douglas Rennie praises the display and warns Garrieau will be tougher.
Reports from Ukraine and South Russia describe growing farmer unrest over grain requisitions. Discontent has led to open insurrection with houses burned and Soviet agents roughly handled as tensions rise.
Castoria helps soothe fretful babies with a few drops easing restlessness. It is described as a safe vegetable remedy doctors endorse for infants and older children. Mothers are urged to keep an extra bottle for emergencies including constipation or colic.
In Hankow a hot spell triggered a newspaper controversy over low temperature readings. An official explained figures above 100 would demotivate work, leading to temporary suspension of censorship after public pressure and reliance on home thermometers.
The piece argues that Western Canada must build roads to keep pace with the U S and avoid falling behind. It asserts that while funds are limited, investing in durable roads yields dividends, enabling year round traffic and supporting business as essential as phones, telegraphs, and railways.
Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr. may gain parole in six years due to a mittimus error that made them eligible sooner. Hinton Clabaugh, state board of pardons and paroles chairman, called them "sons of wealth" and noted their "fine records" as they pursue parole while serving life terms for kidnapping.
Weekly devotional piece features lines from Luke xi 1 James Montgomery and Francis B Hornbrooke on prayer as a religious practice George Eliot adds a note about prayer not bringing money but offering power to resist sin and accept God’s will
A county council discussed replacing an old bridge with a new structure. Proposals included removing the old bridge and building a new one, using old materials for the new bridge, or leaving the old bridge until the new is completed.
An anonymous donor, likely American, contributed $15,000 in United States Steel five per cent bonds to the British treasury to aid interest payments on the U.S. debt. Winston Churchill, chancellor of the exchequer, praised the spirit behind the gift.
A humorous quip about a wife driving turns dark as the jokey line notes she took a turn for the worse last week, hinting at a decline or illness behind the laugh. The exchange reads as a sharp, morbid punchline.
A couple marks twelve months in their new residence with light humor and warm reflection about the year spent together. They note the duration and shared experiences in their home.
A dispatch notes Lake Baikal in Siberia reaches about 4500 feet in depth, underscoring its status as the world’s deepest freshwater lake and a prominent geographic feature in Russia.
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