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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1931
Page
6
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as aiding gradual weight loss without strict dieting. A user recounts dropping from 170 to 150 pounds in seven months after taking half a teaspoonful daily with hot water, while noting improved energy and health.
Calgary reports nine months revenue 140000 above last year. Canton plans harbor development exceeding 9000000. Osgoode Hall sees 242 divorce filings. wives account for 133. Meat exports to September rise per Dominion Bureau. About 400 gain telecom sales work in New York. Lorca Spain drought lasts seven years. peasants seek aid. Australian wheat crop expected 20 percent smaller. Lancashire and Yorkshire mills rise on orders after gold standard suspension. Morrow estate near 20000000 per New York American. Ottawa census shows 124988 population, up 15.9 percent since ten years. Sir Reginald Hart dies at Bournemouth aged 83. VC holder from 1879.
At the American College of Surgeons meeting in New York two leading physicians Dr. George W. Crile and Dr. Charles H. Mayo discussed how negative emotions shorten life. They cited life expectancy at 58 and linked fear, jealousy, and worry to health decline. Dr. Mayo urged remedies including newspapers as powerful educators.
Advertisement notes a silk crepe shantung in powder blue and white with moulded lines and a surplice white crepe collar to minimize breadth. It highlights pattern 931 in multiple sizes and fabric options, plus price of 25 cents for the pattern and notes on wrap coin. A Sunday School lesson follows with discussions on Galatians and the Spirit.
Garnet wheat will be excluded from contract grades of northern classes after July 31 1932 if a resolution by the Western Grain Standards Board is approved and the Canadian Grain Act amended. The plan calls Garnet be graded as a separate variety in grades named number one two and three Garnet with failures placed in lower red spring wheat grades.
Blackburn resident Mr Frank C writes of relief from acid stomach and constipation after using Carter's Little Liver Pills. The ad claims the pills are all vegetable with a tonic liver action and help constipation indigestion bile headaches and poor complexion. Available from all druggists in 5c and 15c red packages.
Pattern order information appears with the Winnipeg Pattern No. and Name. The listing specifies the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave for pattern requests.
Reports to Postmaster General Arthur Sauve show a substantial recovery in postal revenues with deficits from last year shrinking. Third class mail, including printed matter and circulars, doubled in September, signaling stronger advertising activity by businesses, while registered mail rose 15 percent that month.
An author condemns prying and gossip as the most vicious vice, urging respect for privacy and personal boundaries amid social pressure to judge others. The remark highlights a moral stance against meddling in neighbors' affairs.
Dean Inge claims true fasting means eating something you dislike. The remark parallels how many children feel about spinach and other greens.
An 11 year old Japanese boy Haruo Inouye traveled solo from Toronto to Vancouver aboard Canadian National Railways. He faced concern over his age but declared independence and planned to join his elder brother in Vancouver. His father and guardian have died, prompting his journey.
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best alkali to neutralize excess stomach acid. It claims one spoonful in water instantly relieves sour stomach symptoms and urges readers to buy the 50 cent bottle, noting it has been prescribed by physicians for 50 years and is made in Canada.
Kiruna Sweden grew from Arctic wilderness to a bustling 11 000 population center with a vast iron industry. Officials report over 9 000 000 tons of iron ore produced in 1930, with steady gains since mining began around 1911.
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