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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1932
Page
7
Jean faces a wrenching decision between Blaise and Nesta after a vow to choose duty over love. She sends Blaise back to Nesta and resolves to flee with Claire to Beirnfels, but faints as the emotional strain overwhelms her.
A week after preparing for a European departure Jean endures a lighthearted packing scene with Claire and the maid. Geoffrey Burke returns to England and, after a tense exchange, asks Jean to marry him, promising no demands and the protection of her from life’s sharp edges. He cites learning from love and hints Tormarin’s wife alive as a reason for his timing. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the couple discusses the future.
An advertisement touts Aspirin as a universal remedy for headaches, eye strain, neuritis, rheumatism, and lumbago. It claims rapid relief, safety for the heart, and urges buying genuine Aspirin from all druggists, noting the trademark in Canada.
A vintage style advertisement touts Persian Balm as a velvety smooth, fragrance rich lotion. It promises cooling relief, fast absorption, and a refined complexion, urging discerning women to use this flawless beauty aid.
British auto owners have discovered an ancient law permitting anyone who fits properly flanged wheels to his car to drive it on any British railway.
The advertisement touts Douglas Egyptian Liniment as without rival for quick bleeding stoppage and wound care preventing blood poisoning, claiming instant action and cauterizing effects.
A cheerful speaker praises a friend’s reputation amid chatter that the person has undergone a surprising change. The cordial exchange notes recent favorable remarks from multiple people and questions past impressions.
A secret society in England reports 21 618 members over 70, 3 772 over 80, and 106 over 90 years old. The figures highlight a substantial elderly share within the group.
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