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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1938
Page
3
A woman describes persistent headaches ending after taking Kruschen Salts daily in warm water before breakfast. The claim attributes headaches to stomach issues and retention of waste, asserting Kruschen cleanses the body and prevents future headaches by removing stagnation and aiding natural cleansing.
Ernest Bingley endures a chaotic castle night as fox hounds chase a cub through rooms and corridors. Racing to safety he escapes with Rosa, then rides Fin McCool in a reckless fox hunt, clinging to a perilous lead while others quiz his nerve and status.
In Somersetshire a perfect day for fox hunting unfolds at Bingley Castle as Arthur Mallory, Duke of Beddingdon, and Ernest Bingley lead a gathering for an early breakfast in the storied dining hall. The mood mixes vigor with weariness after a frenetic night and morning.
The National Research Council announced a committee to study the organization of medical research in Canada. Sir Frederick Banting, insulin co discoverer and director at the University of Toronto department of medical research, was named chairman. Sixty Britons booked seats for Imperial Airways first trans Atlantic flight from Montreal to New York, date not set.
Martins Burrel an eight year parliamentary librarian and wartime minister in the Borden cabinet died at his Ottawa home after a three week illness. Born in England he came to Canada in 1883 and held multiple political posts including mayor of Grand Forks and minister of agriculture, secretaries of state, mines, and customs.
Canadian Rhodes scholars have significantly influenced national life. Daniel R. Michener, representative of the Rhodes trustees, countered Mayor Jamieson Bone of Belleville who claimed Rhodes scholars gained no national fame or wealth. Michener cited Norman Rogers, L. Ralph Sherman, and George W. Verguson among others as notable examples.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at old fashion trends and social hints. It mentions seat of two, ware matin sire and Meek ware Shc, but lacks clear names, places, or events to pin down.
Ottawa Journal reports that Czechoslovakia has a negligible defence force and is largely surrounded by German Bohemia. It notes a French treaty pledging support upon aggression and Britain's indirect role via Versailles terms, implying likely French defense but uncertain outcome if Germany attacks.
Miss A. C. Munro of India and Fort William origin writes that Japanese public opinion opposes war with China. She notes people are kept ignorant by censorship, with foreign papers and magazines banned. The article cites Paris population as 2,702,498 per the last census.
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