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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
3
Alan and Buzzard probe a lake cache while bands of criminals loom. A fiery signal, a trapped gas drum, and Bill Hardsock surfacing in a tense meeting reveal a trap as Joyce’s danger grows and the trio plots a cautious return to safety.
A reader recounts being advised to try Kruschen Salts to lose weight from 222 pounds. After three weeks she reports a 5 pounds 4 ounce loss and a renewed energy, noting ease climbing stairs and daily activity. She credits the salt mix with tonic effects on body organs and safeguards against waste buildup.
Alan and Bill recount a tense confrontation after overhearing Haskell’s hire of a watcher. A chase of a launch, two trips across the lake with Smoky aiding, and a ploy to decoy with a phantom drum fuel the risk as the pair expose plans to seize gas and oil. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the story goes to be continued.
Diphtheria is a serious nose and throat disease of children caused by germs. The ad urges toxoid vaccination in three simple visits, notes long term weakness or heart trouble from diphtheria, and encourages consulting a family doctor or health officer for protection.
An advertisement touts aspirin as the swiftest relief for headaches neuralgia neuritis and periodic pain claiming heart safety no adverse effects and rapid dissolution. It urges carrying a pocket tin and buying economy bottles while noting a reduced price eliminates reasons to substitute.
A brief spiritual column echoes biblical verses from Matthew and Luke. It presents moral guidance on judgment and self reflection, urging readers to examine their own faults before condemning others. The wording mirrors a period devotional style with concise maxims.
The poem compares love to an oasis in a desert and a guiding isle at sea. It depicts a traveler finding rest, a ship captain seeking solace, and the beloved as a refreshing, life sustaining haven amid harsh journeys. The speaker expresses eternal devotion and renewed passion found in the beloved.
British novelist and playwright John Gatsworthy who died January 31 left an estate of £88,587. Details of the division were not revealed, but a provision requires no biography of the author who won the 1932 Nobel Prize in literature to be written without his widow's consent.
The Department of Agriculture Ottawa reports February branded beef sales at 2,200,968 pounds, up 750,410 from 1,549,598 pounds in February 1932 and more than double the 963,571 pounds in 1931, indicating a substantial 1930s growth trend.
A reflective musing contrasts hidden hurt with public sharp judgment. It cites Bronte on concealed cankers eroding gloom and Elliot on a man’s private sacrifice behind cold critique. The piece weighs courage, error, and the burden of speaking difficult truths.
Van dergrift Pennsylvania, a town of about 12 000 residents, would remain dry for 99 years from 1896 under a deed from the Vandergrift Land and Improvement Company. The clause bans sale of malt vinous or spirituous liquors on the property, with violations reverting to general owners.
A brief exchange notes the rolls seem too small for portions. One speaker boasts of fitting a whole roll in a single mouthful while the other attributes the issue to factors beyond the rolls themselves.
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