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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
7
Washington reports General Pershing notes 5500 officers in expeditionary forces, compared with 161,800 British and 290,000 French. Hungarian leaders profess peace aims, deny aggression, seek to differentiate communism from Bolshevism while forming a new army for order.
Winnipeg De Witt Foster, head of CN Rail's natural resources in Chicago, reports about 100000 people in the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha tributary region planning to move to rural Canada. They seek homes in prairie provinces, drawn by opportunities in the rail era.
The Tar and Gas company held its annual meeting and reported a successful year. A gas flow was secured at 834 feet while a strong showing of soil was observed at a depth of 970 feet.
A Chicago News item mocks German wartime tactics noting a whitewashed parrot used as a supposed peace dove at a conference, but the bird keeps shouting for crackers, underscoring satire of diplomatic farce.
A mother and her son recount relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The mother describes back pain and sleepless nights improving after two boxes. She notes her son's kidney issues eased, allowing him to sleep through the night and resume rest. Neighbors were asked about the remedy's benefits.
New Zealand waters resume mine clearance operations as ships, aided by currents, sweep for floats sown by the German raider Wolf er under supervision. A recovered mine fragment is noted as evidence of the danger and ongoing efforts to secure safe passage.
It is reported that the permanent military and naval staff plan urged by Leon Bourgeois to the League covenant has been rejected by the league of nations. The decision blocks a proposed permanent war staff within the League efforts.
General Paul Reaches Paris with remarks on his overseas travels. He described France as a queen of civilization and said the age had enabled him to see how deeply France was loved around the world.
Roderick R. Macleay, a longtime Alberta figure, bought a cattle ranch near High River after acquiring land and holdings worth about half a million dollars. His ascent from modest means to prominence highlights Alberta's opportunities for energy and enterprise, with beef production expanding rapidly during and after the war.
The article notes spring brings anxiety for mothers with young infants. It warns overheating and poor ventilation indoors raise colds and digestive issues, urging guardians to protect babies by proper airing and feeding. It advertises Dr Willams Medicine Co. 23 cents a box. A Saskatoon item mentions a $50,000 convention hall site decision for Fourth Avenue.
A clipped report notes remarks by Dr. Ross aboard the liner Express of Russia, suggesting that China’s internal troubles may ease and that Dominion commerce with Canada could profit. The piece comments that Canadians have yet to awaken to Chinese trade opportunities, with a wary tone on potential benefits and timing.
unclear historical note mentions ARDS LIN era and a claim about certification by C. A. King, M.D. The fragment suggests a medical credential or endorsement but lacks full context, names, dates, or actions to define a clear event or outcome.
The Daily Herald reports a Russian proposal to allies suggesting a swift end to the present conflict and bringing Russia into the League of Nations. The item frames it as a possible path to immediate peace if adhered to, signaling shifts in Allied strategy amid ongoing diplomacy.
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