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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
3
The text warns weariness from fire strain causing nervous debility and poor appetite. It touts a “good medbone” and Vita is as best remedy, claims stomach and bowel relief, appetite boost, and strength. suggests Dr Hamilton's Pills as restorative. The dialogue shows Pete and Lawrence in a casual scene.
Lawrence pilots a bold rescue as he and Foster confront a brutal gang. Witness signatures, a hotel lobby drama, and a tense midnight stand unfold. Aroom door confinement leads to undercover police action while Lucy and Jake face dangerous charges and uncertain futures. An airplane forest patrol plan hints at broader government measures.
In a tense sequence Harold Bindloss characters struggle to restrain an assailant near a shaft. Walters loses his grip but is dragged back as others intervene. Foster arrives with a torch and the hotel manager and staff assist, while a pistol lies on the steps as cops loom.
The article urges returning soldiers and homeowners to pursue practical home design and upkeep. It stresses affordable construction, built in storage, lighted living spaces, and the value of a well kept exterior with paint to extend property life. It notes a spring community cleanup campaign and the chance to employ returning soldiers as painters.
A fragment describes suffocation from asthma and failed remedies, noting labored breathing, choking sensations, and fleeting claims of cure amid mentions of remedies and chronic symptoms. The tone echoes fear and panic over asthma attacks and ineffective treatments.
Specifications describe roof repairs with details on rafters boards shingles and nails. It lists requirements for bracing spacing pitch weather exposure joints and fire retarding treatment including drying before dipping and weather considerations for shingles.
A letter from Apsley Ontario praises Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills as a cure for heart palpitations dizziness and weakness claiming the pills restored health after eight months of illness. The writer urges others to try the remedy and notes a price of 50 cents per box from The Company Limited Toronto Ontario.
A fragment reports British prisoners in Moscow facing cells yet allowed limited movement within the town and visits to British residents. Bolsheviks allegedly feed and clothe them, but no signs of winning the men over are evident.
Assistant General Manager O'Brien of the Canadian Co operative Grain Growers cites a 1919 Western Canada wool clip estimate of 4,500,000 pounds. He expects favorable prices, likely around 45 to 50 cents, with good conditions ahead.
A plan to limit daily store hours to 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. year round and to reduce late Saturday hours is under study and favored by many merchants. The civic bylaw would also set a midweek all day close in June July and August, affecting after hours operations.
Only one of fifteen lines in the Chinese government railways system was constructed by the state itself. The remaining lines were built by other entities under various arrangements, reflecting a mixed approach to railway expansion within the country.
An old fashioned tonic promotes a spring house cleaning to restore health. It touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to strengthen stomach liver nerves and overall vitality and includes a testimonial from Mrs Elen Harding.
The Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator seeks a private wire lease from the lake terminals to obtain immediate grain car outturn reports at unloading and weighing. The company argues the wire would speed car release and post sale timing. British Columbia reports 78 vessels under construction or contract, 18 steel and 60 wood, totaling 274,700 tons.
Working drawings and house plans for this design may be obtained for a nominal price of $500 per set. The West association notes these drawings can be secured through a local dealer, offering practical plans to builders and homeowners.
A new grain cleaning device aims to separate clean seed from foul grain at scale. Invented by Wim Mo Ferguson, the unit promises absolute grading to ensure clean seed for farmers, dealers, and seed houses, now popular in Winnipeg.
Reports from ration agents of the Canadian Pacific railway in the United States forecast a record title of new settlers crossing into Canada this year. The group is described as well to do farmers and the sales unit is noted as an exception in recent periods with sales during the season expected to rise.
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