Lawn Mowers Re Sharpened at McArthur Shop
A local shop advertises a unique mower sharpening service at McArthur Machine Shop on 1st Avenue NF. Readjustments are described as correctly made and price listed at 2.00 dollars.
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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
5
A local shop advertises a unique mower sharpening service at McArthur Machine Shop on 1st Avenue NF. Readjustments are described as correctly made and price listed at 2.00 dollars.
Miss Henderson’s music class at Wilson River earned school honors. A district meeting is set for Thursday evening June 2 to plan the annual picnic. High winds damaged crops on light land while agriculture advances with farmers finishing work. A pony sale inquiry seeks a suitable saddle pony for a young rider with Mr T Playford. A week ago Monday a burglar scare woke Mr Bruneell who found a young man seeking a lost cart wheel. Baseball practice runs every Tuesday and Thursday night.
On May 24 local B P O Ellis held sports at the public school grounds distributing peanuts and candy. Fork River teams joined juniors in softball and all age groups played baseball while tennis thrived. A whist drive and debate at Elk hall featured a leaky roof versus a tight husband resolution with the negatives prevailing. Several town visitors and church events round out a busy weekend amid dry conditions and upcoming fundraisers.
Lady Gelfers hosts a dance at Dauphin Beach Pavilion this Friday evening with Dusty Stelck and his Music Makers providing music. Bus departs Geiler's Garage at 45 dollars and returns when the dance ends.
In the matter of the Estate of Herman J Maas deceased all claims must be sent to the undersigned at Dauphin Manitoba on or before the 2nd day of July 1932 Bowman McFadden Ramden
For sale a fully modern seven room house on two lots in the best residential district. Ideal location and conditions. Price $3,000. Apply Robt. G. Smith. 50tf
A reflective piece on parenting values emphasizes health, home, manners, and ambition. It links physical well being with air and diet, social polish with proper homes, and success to health and training. It notes happiness comes from gratitude, optimism, and spiritual life in the home. Parents shape children by daily example and reaction to life’s crises.
The General Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its twenty first biennial convention in Seattle Washington June 9 18 with Mrs John F Sippel as president. The keynote is Carry your cargo and make your port. Notable speakers will address the gathering and reports from Home Citizenship Fine Arts Education International Relations and Public Welfare departments will be presented.
A themed room suggestion highlights flowers as door accents and dainty Marquisette curtains in white or color. Window drapes on rings with rayon or chintz fabrics, lined with tan satin, and optional glass tops for dressers or tables are described. Books placed attractively between ends in bedrooms, small end-tables for hallways, and matching chintz bed spreads are advised.
Water cress makes a delicious base for a salad while orange and grapefruit segments form star shapes crowned by ripe olives as centers. Add chopped olives to devilled eggs and blend sandwich spread with egg yolks. Line a mold with stuffed olives and pack cottage cheese to chill, unmold and garnish.
Researchers argue Vitamin E is essential for health, citing its potential influence on cellular protection and metabolic processes. The work highlights antioxidant properties and calls for further studies to confirm its systemic importance.
The article recommends a diet rich in Vitamin E to aid childless women seeking pregnancy, listing lettuce, meat, whole wheat, wheat germ, milk fat, and rolled oats as wholesome sources. It emphasizes a generous portion of these foods within a varied diet and notes the theory is not yet proven.
The article links foot odor to dehydration poor elimination and germs. It advises drinking more water eating more fruits vegetables and bran and bathing more. For feet it suggests formalin baths or boric acid powder and for underarms a 25 percent aluminum chloride solution with a tapered weekly schedule.
A recipe describes chilling tomato juice and evaporated milk, then combining them in six glasses over cracked ice. The drink is stirred vigorously and served immediately with a possible pinch of salt per glass.
An upside down glass tumbler shields a lemon from air, slowing rotting and helping it stay softer. The method minimizes moisture loss and preserves the fruit's texture.
A concise aphorism contrasts extravagance as a stumbling block with economy serving as a stepping stone toward success. The line emphasizes disciplined spending and prudent management as keys to achievement.
In Dauphin six year rotation hay mixes use eight pounds alfalfa with eight pounds grass per acre. Meadow fescue outperforms ryegrass for quality and aftermath though both establish well. Grimm alfalfa field averages 4.31 tons per acre with about $30 profit per acre over six years. Request details from station operator A E French. note Feller Needs a Friend at Dauphin Theatre Wednesday with a 4.15 matinee.
Wm F Kruger of Fresno California long troubled by stomach trouble and sleepless nights found relief after using Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills. He reported a marvelous improvement and felt like a different man. Bruce C Goodhand druggist in Dauphin Manitoba notes the customer.
O. V. N. Farrell appeals to readers citing council votes and affidavits about firing the Dauphin town chief. He accuses officials of spite, secrecy, and a biased advisory group, urging transparency and a public showdown over the police leadership.
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