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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
6
A lengthy statement on Canada Dominion Government immigration policy by Charles Stewart failed to inspire Parliament or the public. Observers note delays, predict weak impact, and criticize the plan for following the line of least resistance while forecasting labor and economic consequences.
The Journal of the Puke of York notes the marriage approval attracting attention. It describes the subject as a humorist of the English Royal circle and records Mrs. Much fab unable to lecture. The piece hints at social expectations and tensions surrounding lectures and coupling.
In New Orleans Times Picayune style, a curious note describes an unusual motor truck that walks a man and seeks a pedestrian who can run the vehicle. The quirky item hints at a literal hybrid of man and machine and invites interested readers to explore the oddity.
Scandinavian women advocate a reform to present marriage land property laws to prohibit husbands from speculating or squandering their money without wives’ knowledge. The proposal aims to protect household finances and ensure equitable asset control within marriage.
Recipe notes describe making a rhubarb pie and a batch of about 33 cookies. Ingredients include rhubarb, salt, sugar, milk, butter, eggs, flour, baking powder, and orange. The process covers pie filling assembly, crust, and a cookie dough with raisins baked quickly in a hot oven.
The article debates whether deafness from catarrh can be cured. It claims catarrhozone penetrates nasal passages to relieve irritation, destroy catarrh seeds, and let nature heal. Two months of treatment at one dollar is suggested.
Over a thousand members of the profession are expected to attend the Canadian Medical Association meeting in Montreal in June. A large delegation of distinguished surgeons from Great Britain the United States and Canada will be present.
An advertisement advocates Dr Williams Pink Pills as a spring tonic to enrich the blood, boost appetite, aid digestion, and clear skin. It claims spring brings impurities and illnesses like anaemia, rheumatism, and neuralgia, and warns purgatives weaken the body. Pills are sold by medicine dealers or 50 cents a box by The J Meticine Co Brockville.
Tancomie, secretary for Canada, cites estimates showing about two thousand lepers in the United States and only a few in Canada. In Canada, fourteen to fifteen lepers are in two asylums near the coast of British Columbia, near Victoria, D'Arcs Island, and the Magra area off New Brunswick. Worldwide leprosis are estimated in the thousands, with medical authority figures cited. The new cure for leprosy, announced earlier, is not yet a permanent cure according to Mr Konkle, who notes progress but no conclusive results.
Fragmentary notes describe a weakened heart and disordered nerves as a woman’s illness. The phrases imply severe distress and a husband’s fear of leaving her side, highlighting the somber tone of medical or sensational reporting.
Alta woman recounts heart trouble relieved by Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills after taking three boxes. She describes faintness and moments when her heart seemed to stop, but improvement came and she now feels fine. Contact details and price information included.
A 31 year old man, height 6 11, weight 210 pounds, shows extraordinary strength. He bends iron and steel chains and bends iron rods with a lever, impressing a committee of physicists and athletic officials.
London reports say the First Lord of the Admiralty noted Britain has scrapped about 1.89 million tons of warships since the Washington conference, with construction ongoing and artillery vessels included, totaling near two million tons and involving 33 battleships and cruisers, destroyers, torpedo boats, and submarines. A separate note touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a chest remedy for coughs, sprains, sore throats, and cuts.
A Canadian speaker told the Canadian Club of Buffalo that Canada is the richest per capita nation in the world due to its vast natural resources. The assertion highlights Canada's wealth based on mineral, agricultural, and other resources.
The white horse once used by ex Emperor Karl at Budapest coronations has lived quietly in Vienna until now. Seventeen years old, the gentle animal appeared at state occasions and opera houses, earning a reputation for patience. A Magyar noble considered buying it to shoot but was deterred by price. The Hungarian Government purchased the horse, now destined to finish its days at the Magyar cavalry stable in peace.
An old style health ad promotes Nerviline liniment for chest tightness wheeze and soreness. Claims quick relief by sinking into tissues and easing pain. Encourages buying large bottles at dealers.
A described invention uses a beam of light to gauge sea bottom depth from a Newcastle pilot boat. It includes a searchlight, an observation window and a vertical tube with a mirror to guide the beam. The device aims to measure water depth and ice conditions for ships entering shallow waters.
Review of a Canadian trade report notes business lifting in most districts with improving prospects. Wholesale centers stay busy shipping spring and summer merchandise while warehouses receive stock. Labor absorption grows as industries such as building, inn and steel, paper and pulp, lumber, and mining show confidence in the future.
The Dominion Statistics show February producing higher permit values than January and the prior February. Fifty six cities reported permits totaling 4 711 475 dollars, up from 3 705 256 in January and 4 201 955 a year earlier, a 28.0 percent rise equating to 1 099 222 dollars. A corrective note follows on pulmonary disorder remedies, highlighting Thomas' Electric Oil as a relief aid.
Fragmentary dialogue notes a violinist misreading affection in a playful exchange. A line hints at a man in love yet unable to commit, while an ad references Mnard's Liniment for coughs and colds.
Mrs Nellie Mellard of Regina Saskatchewan praises Tanlac for restoring strength and appetite after months of nervous exhaustion and weight loss. She reports gaining weight and renewed energy after starting Tanlac, and notes the medicine is widely sold by druggists.
An ancient shield dated to the 15th century was found by workers at Maryeville Onte St Maria. It bears likenesses of Columbus and kneeling Indians, with engravings reading Columbus and St Maria, and features a figure labeled 1H. The artifact is described as an original authentic piece.
Asthma sufferers may find hope in a new remedy hailed as a helping hand. Promoters claim clear benefits and strong personal advocacy, urging试 readers to try the product for relief and improved breathing.
Roe set a distance record in a windy southwest run, winning about $200 prize from a French edition sponsor. The event occurred in a large hall-like space resembling the Congressional Library in Washington.
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