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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
6
A philosophical treatise argues humanity cannot defy nature. It traces mankind’s tech triumphs and errors, condemns artificial borders, and warns that only adherence to nature’s immutable laws can restore happiness and progress. The piece cites Italy’s fascism, Russia’s socialism, and other despotic regimes as failures under the same theme.
An Ayrshire farm family with 230 acres near Burns birthplace sends in a high quality oat entry for the World's Grain Exhibition at Regina. Mrs Maggie Eccles of High Inmore Maybole, Ayrshire, has kept the farm in the same family for over 60 years and is noted for strong grain results including the 1931 gold medal for grain at Edinburgh.
The Canadian Sugar Factories Limited will build four sugar elevators near Raymond Alverta to store beet sugar. Each structure will cost about 50000 dollars, measure 30 feet in diameter and 125 feet high, marking Canada’s first adoption of this storage method for sugar.
Britain remains a leading metal producer with iron ore ponds in Northamptonshire to be worked on a large scale. Coal makes up about two thirds of mineral value, with tin from Cornwall and Devon, copper antimony and arsenic in Cornwall, and a gold-bearing reef under the Forest of Dean.
The Montreal Star reports Chancellor Hitler banned jazz from Berlin broadcasting deeming it a non cultural factor. It denounces jazz as a dissonant noisy form tied to lower human intelligence and predicts a broader move against the genre as a return to cultural ideals.
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes as economical for renewing faded garments. It claims the dyes produce superior, even color that won’t spot, break, or run, and remain safe on fabrics, even for a child to apply, saving money in hard times.
The Toronto Local Council of Women and clergy applauded Dr. Herbert A. Bruce for endorsing permissive and selective sterilization of the mentally unfit. Mrs. R. G. Smythe led the praise, stating the province needed such measures. Rev Canon Lawrence Skey noted thousands of feeble-minded children in Toronto.
Louis Tan genbaum of R H Macy & Co. asserts good advertising sells goods, citing the department store's anniversary sale as proof. Macy's executives emphasize persistent, well planned ads to draw crowds and deliver their message to the public even in tough times.
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