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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
7
A patient credits Kruschen Salts for curing chronic dizziness and improving overall energy. The narrative recalls a belief in blood purification and notes earlier trial of cheaper alternatives caused pain, while Kruschen offers a pain-free relief with daily use.
A narrated scene follows Charmian facing a life changing sale at a bank with Uncle George guiding the deed. Jim steadies Charmian, urging courage as Charmian signs the document while her health and nerves waver amid the looming purchase.
Jim confesses a nostalgic trip from Wickfield to New England and explains why Charmian’s view of the river as a silver ribbon influenced his feelings. He recalls childhood lines about the river and contrasts regional beauty with his New England roots, noting the West lacks finishing touches.
Mrs J B Starxer of Bancroft Ontario says she was 19 and weak after her first child. She used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to steady her nerves and strengthen her system and now has a healthy baby boy.
In a tense moment Charmian pleads for a visit as a man she hoped to meet is delayed. George K. rises with surprising swiftness and offers comfort, saying they did not mean to torture her. The scene ends with a To Be Continued tease.
The 1930 National Air Tour offers two trophies for competition. The Edsel B. Ford trophy rewards commercial reliability with a $2,500 first prize and a $9,500 spread to nine runners up, while the Great Lakes trophy honors sport planes with engines of 510 cubic inches or less. Waco Aircraft may win the Ford trophy for a third straight time, earning permanent possession, and new scoring changes aim to heighten competition among pilots.
The ad claims external rubbing opens pores and relieves trouble by reaching the affected area. Internally it soothes throat irritation and reduces coughing while easing bronchial and respiratory issues. Try it and be convinced.
Lord Dawson of Penn cautions during a Winnipeg medical session that eating with cold hands and feet risks indigestion and constipation. He advises warming extremities before meals and suggests rest days for busy men, advocating naps over strenuous weekend exercise.
Forty five steamship companies now make regular calls at Singapore in the Straits Settlement, reflecting growing regional trade and harbor activity.
After eating many suffer indigestion from excess acid. Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes stomach acids rapidly with one spoonful in water, providing relief within five minutes. It has been the standard remedy prescribed by physicians for 50 years.
The Portland Oregonian notes Germans travel to Paris as visitors rather than soldiers. French welcome persists with government offices in Berlin guiding information. After 16 years, Franco German ties warm as Germans visit unarmed, contrasting past wartime roots and lingering enmity.
The game branch reports ducks and geese are near average with higher counts on larger water bodies due to dried sloughs. Open season for ducks and geese starts September 15. prairie chickens and ruffed grouse have none this year. Hungarian partridges may be shot in October. protections extend to badgers and foxes most of the year.
A terse exchange hints a family bereavement as an office boy clarifies no requested afternoon off. The dialogue also notes two tickets for a game. London’s public debt stands near 729 million dollars.
A brief devotional item discusses growing faith through hardship comparing strength to an arm and eye. It quotes biblical lines from 2 Corinthians and Keble and credits M J Savare for a reminder that true faith shines in trial rather than daylight.
A German bank's six year study reveals surprising global trends. It notes rising consumption of milk tea and coffee while cocoa intake falls, bread declines, fruit and vegetables rise, and smoking declines though female smoking increases. England averages thirty five people per car. America has one car per five people. Artificial silk use for stockings totals 173000 tons annually. If Britain's wealth were shared equally each person would get £500.
An article extols Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a wonderful agent that relieves restricted air passages during attacks. It asserts sleep becomes possible and sufferers avoid repeated dread, with the remedy sold by dealers everywhere.
Canadian Chinese residents plan to petition Premier Bennett to modify immigration rules to admit Chinese women and children. Dr Tehyi Hsieh of the Chinese Trade Bureau will present the request after talks with the National League in Toronto. Minard's Liniment is a household favorite.
A Minneapolis firm tests Manitoba peat moss for insulation manufacturing. About 242000 acres of peat land have been surveyed in Manitoba for this use.
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