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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1924
Page
3
A fragmentary report describes a discovery in a deserted town where a two inch cache of a heart shaped artifact was found inside a locked chest. Investigating officials vow to open the chest to reveal a relic linked to the Franks and a motherly figure said to rest beside the bones of Franco’s sons.
BC lumber shipments to the United States grow as Western Canadian mills report strong orders from American buyers. Industry sources note shipments from British Columbia facilities have expanded, fueled by steady demand and improving export graphs.
Fragments describe farmers facing water access issues and rising costs. The text references local producers, markets, and possible policy changes affecting irrigation, with mentions of community groups and stakeholders debating remedies.
Abby Leach, famed daredevil known for barrel rides, announced plans to descend the falls in a steel barrel equipped with a rubber ball, hammock interior, and a parachute leap. He aims to ride the Canale splashing water below, hoping for a safe river landing.
Jessie Peterson of Zeatants Sask writes she suffered three years with a weak heart and nervousness. After trying Moburn's Heart and Nerve Pills she took two boxes and then five more hours later felt much better and would recommend the pills to anyone with heart trouble.
The Admiralty signals difficulty under the Washington pact to avoid breaking up the famous battle cruiser H M S Lion. Shipbreakers seek a buyer as debate grows over preserving the ship as a national relic despite wartime service and naval glory.
Readable text describes standby cakes to serve with tea or lunch. Ingredients include butter, brown sugar, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, raisins, and chopped nuts. Mix with cream and bake in greased enameled ware until browned.
Report notes thousands apply for positions in a German circus touring South America. Applicants include aristocrats and officers. a former cavalry general seeks groom work and a distinguished military engineer inquires about stagehand roles. In Fogland a trend shows submarine chasers repurposed as houseboats.
A Toronto excerpt features Mrs Rose Peters stressing health as vital for women. The message urges heed to guidance from a local draggist and a family doctor regarding pregnancy, care, and well being with references to community names and places in Ontario.
A garbled OCR passage references passports and a foreign system. It mentions the need for battle elements and material like wine, with scattered proper nouns and dates unclear. The text appears as a collection of disjointed fragments rather than a coherent report.
A brief note announces dyeing and tinting services for women. It highlights dyeing of garments and drapery and mentions new offerings available for fifteen cents.
A garbled note promises dyeing perfection and guaranteed results with a marketing slogan. The text is unclear and includes mismatched phrases about directions and packaging. No identifiable people organizations places or dates are present.
Fragmentary outline of a Sunday school lesson focusing on biblical passages Genesis to 2 Kings with references to prophets and teachings. The text appears garbled and interspersed with biblical book acronyms and lesson prompts, making specifics unclear.
A fragment advises caregivers on keeping a baby's stomach and bowels active to prevent illness. It mentions an indoor routine and a small medicine box labeled for infant care, but details are unclear and garbled.
Capacity audiences anticipate a deluge of mail and steady demand at the box office for Lightnin. The tour opens in Winnipeg with matinee on Good Friday and continues through Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Medicine Hat, Lethbridge, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver, and Victoria before returning to the United States for Seattle and Portland engagements. John Golden promotes the Northwest Canadian introductory tour featuring Lomas Jefferson and Bacon in key roles.
An inventor named Blesky from Kiev claims a delicate radio based device can diagnose criminal tendencies from brief examinations. He asserts accuracy across medical moral and intellectual traits and says he has tested criminals in Kiev and Warsaw prisons without meeting them, labeling some as murderers or political agitators.
A fragment describes a Putnam’s corn remedy promising wart removal and cleansing effects with theta teht off. The text mentions substitution for Putnam’s and references 256 where bad students are noted, though details are unclear.
The British ambassador told Tellist newspaper that corruption in the United States is not as severe as some claim and that wage and labor issues, including child labor, are largely state matters. He cited prohibition as shaping social conditions and noted changes in labor practices, with statistics suggesting rising youth labor and varying state laws.
A damaged OCR passage touts externally applied brick-like preparation and internal use by a Dr Thomas Eclecule. It claims quick relief for throat and bronchial issues but is garbled and difficult to verify.
Farm wages for 1923 rose for men to 61 dollars a month including board and 24 dollars for women, following 1922 levels. Male value including board reached 611 dollars with 418 for 1922. A new law requiring parental consent before divorce is discussed amid Colden believes.
Canadian Mounted Police plan to establish detachments at Fort Rae and along the Mackenzie River including Northwest Territories locations such as Suv Lake and Fort Good Hope. The expansion aims to handle increased policing needs, housing, trapping preserves, and Alaska Eskimo settlements.
The Dominion Parks Branch of the Department of Interior notes tourist traffic earning about 126000 dollars with expectations of higher figures this year. Briiisty Co bia Teads records last year’s tourist trade earning 36.04 dollars per family from the United States.
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