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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
6
The article argues every businessperson needs a current, accurate statement of assets and liabilities. It stresses liabilities reveal financial health better than assets, warns against incurring new liabilities, and urges regular review to prevent ruin. It also urges individuals to balance assets with personal liabilities including health and temper.
The council reviewed immigration policy and endorsed quality over quantity. They thanked the immigration minister for clarifying that large scale intake is impractical amid unemployment and urged the government to focus on skilled entrants and better integration.
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of rules and regulations for voyages or embarkation. It mentions a medical and mental examination before embarkation and retaining a medical adviser with psychiatric training on the London office staff where possible.
An advertisement praises Dr J J Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a proven, highly effective treatment for breathing troubles. It claims complete effectiveness under adverse conditions and urges readers to buy from local sellers.
The article notes a ball lasting from 10 pm to a late hour where dancers totaled 54 000 steps covering about 20 miles. It cites a Swiss doctor measuring steps per year and mentions bees producing about 22 1/2 tons of bones per season under favorable conditions.
The United Farmers' Club of Saskatoon and the provincial Department of Labor announce plans to bring 1,500 experienced farm laborers to Saskatchewan. Each worker will sign a contract at $85 per month plus board. Special arrangements will be made at the employment bureau for reception and distribution.
An ex soldier recounts his wife’s five year health decline and recovery after using Dr Williams' Pink Pills. He describes weight loss, weakness, and fear as she improved after months of treatment and a relocation, urging others to try the remedy. Brockville Ontario distributor info provided.
Motor trucks hauled 1 ton of freight in the United last year, per the Automobile Chamber of Commerce. The report notes a clear shift in freight flow and recalls a proposal to build grain elevators ten miles or more from facilities transporting grain to railway stations by motor truck. The piece highlights the growing need for roads and the demand for early, solidly built roads to withstand heavy motor truck haulage, citing Saskatoon Star.
National Bi Special Correspondent Wy G Porter from Winnipeg notes revival of emigration to the Canadian Northwest. Bankers grain dealers millers and real estate men discussed with Dominion officials and Canadian railways officials letters from thousands seeking farms in western provinces. Tenant farmers in Central Western States may buy land in Prairies this year and in coming years. many bring farm implements cattle and household goods. Noted figures BA Garrett A H Davis MK MacAlister and M of Calgary assist efforts to attract farmers.
A well known resident, Cox Lachance, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing years of sciatica and kidney trouble after six doses. The notice claims uric acid is removed from blood to relieve rheumatic pain and urges others to try the remedy.
A summary of Lord Northcliffe’s rapid imperial activity highlights his travel across the empire. He reportedly aided Australia with population aims, critiqued India, exposed toilsome labors, and corrected missteps. His diplomatic ties with France and the Netherlands receive cautious praise while he clarifies Chinese politics.
An essay notes that great work comes from perseverance over flaws, not perfect eyesight or certificates. Latheard Hearn is cited as an example of talent beyond clear vision, while a bank robbery story shows a Jewish passenger arguing a small cash discount, highlighting quick wit amid crime.
A short course in mining and geology for prospectors and others has been instituted at Manitoba University. The program includes lectures on The Pas mineral belt mine development oil geology and building materials Baseball was played in New York. Rez Minard e Linimant for Coughe ana 1 Colas.
A fragmentary scene shows a conversation about a song that moves a speaker and another person. The lines hint at lingering feelings and music that formerly bridged distance between two individuals. The text remains incomplete and unclear.
Fragmentary text references dyeing curtains and fabrics, bird behavior, planting trees in prairie regions near Regina and Wascona Park, and a mention of an Olympic coal fire with workers. Also notes about Holloway's Corn Remover and a vague Alaskan census decline between 1910 and an unspecified year.
A historically referenced medical figure, Dr. Pierce, is praised as a successful man among professional peers for his focus on treating female and common maladies. The article touts his product Di Pierce's Favoris Prescription, claimed to relieve backache headache weakening pains and various disorders, and invites readers to obtain trial tab press from Dr. Pierce's Garden Laboratory in Bridgeburg Oak.
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