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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
3
Col Matone urged the government to supply Poland with needed troops and resources. The request sought rapid action and military support despite ongoing debates in Washington.
An old catalog blurb touts Dr Chase's Kidney-Ever as a universal remedy for kidney and bowel issues. It claims to ease constipation indigestion and general debility by cleansing kidneys and supporting digestion for the entire family.
A new star designated as the sixth in the Nation Sagittarius was announced by the Harvard College Observatory. The nova was discovered by Miss Woods from the observatory staff on photo plates taken in 1905. It does not appear on recent plates.
A Joliette Quebec report claims Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured backache after other medicines failed. The advertisement touts the product as the finest on the market and specifies it targets kidney problems without claiming to be a cure-all.
The Alberta Women’s Institutes show an increase of over three thousand members during the past year. A provincial convention was held at Ed- Ind se. The report notes rising influence and importance of the institutes in the province.
Officials of the Sova Scotia Highways Board report damage to two wooden bridges in Annapolis and at least a dozen smaller spans, largely demolished. The article also notes widespread sale of Minard's ointment and that 350 million people reportedly speak Chinese.
Capt. ES announces a plan involving unconventional methods to calm winds or influence weather with scent and human effort, describing the aim as a coordinated experimental approach. Details remain sparse about the exact technique or outcome.
The fragment markets Cancareta as a health aid promising quick relief from headaches dizziness sour stomach and constipation. It touts cheap salts oil calomel and implies money saved while building work proceeds in Sweden.
Canadian poultrymen from across the country organized at Ottawa last week to form a national body aimed at improving and advancing the industry. The group plans to register poultry performance records and seek incorporation under livestock pedigree rules, with a 22-member directorate representing each province and the Dominion livestock department. Officers include Dr. Ro Barnes Ottawa Western VP N W Kerr Brandon Man and others from Quebec Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia.
The text notes 7,374,393 theatre attendees in Alberta during the past year and reports theatre tax receipts of 143,926 dollars for 1919, compared with 90,725 dollars in 1918, as presented to the legislature by W. M. Davidson.
A fragmented, unclear note references more Peanut Cookies, with repeated phrases and stray letters. The readable fragments suggest consumer desire but omit concrete facts, dates, or entities.
Prof outlines strong demand for heavy draft horses across the country. Prices rise for sturdy stallions and mares, with Belgians and Clydesdales leading the field. He warns Western Canada against imports from poor ancestry and urges buying sires with solid families, noting Canadian western stock as best adapted.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss U S boundaries with Canada and Mexico, costs of border policy, violence against citizens, and tensions between civilized self government and tropical turmoil. Mentions Minard’s Liniment curing burns amid scattered references to border issues and crimes across regions.
An old advertisement promotes Baby's Own Tea as a gentle laxative for infants and young children. It claims to ease constipation, soothe stomach issues, aid digestion, and improve happiness, promising safety and universal utility for newborns through early childhood.
OCR junk fragment claims local medicine cures catarrh and praises its blood purifying properties. Mentions contrasting advice and scattered examples like a wagon drawing weight and the idea that a son-in-law is tied to sorrow. Ends with odd factual mismatches about a whale and elephants.
The Montreal text notes that U S coal imports rise in price and shortages may become permanent. It requests federal action to promote intensive Canadian coal mining to keep money in the country and provide employment for thousands recently out of work.
Hiram Kimball of nond Alberta, a skilled gardener, has spent seventeen years developing six new dwarf bush bean varieties. Witnesses report high yields and notable resilience with one hundred pounds of beans per acre producing about six tons. The work promises a significant impact on the bean industry.
A period advertisement extols family health through outdoor activity cleanliness and diet. It urges flushing liver and kidneys when feeling unwell, drinking water and taking castor oil or Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets to remove poisons and boost tissue resistance. It recommends Anuric as a tonic to stimulate kidneys and prevent uric acid buildup.
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