MacGregor Herald Ad Rates and Subscriptions
The MacGregor Herald lists subscription rates of $2.20 per year with a $3.50 option for Canada and five cents for a single copy. Advertising rates are available on application. The paper is a second class mail publication with Ottawa postal status and is a member of multiple Canadian newspaper associations.
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Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Where Are The Jobs For The Teenagers
The Canadian economy faces slow growth and a large influx of teenagers into the workforce. Without more jobs, consumer spending and growth may stall, prompting calls for policy shifts to stimulate innovation and private investment. Unions may need to drop old rivalries, and government must guide with pragmatic, free thinking to avoid stagnation.
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Cos
Montreal Inter- Eneela Dorval Terminal Draws Mixed Reactions
Montrealers praise the new Dorval terminal but complain about long walking distances between sections causing frustration. The crowd notes that the facility feels interminable to many users amid the updated structure.
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Montreal
Inter- Eneela
Dore
Boost for Veterans Fails to Fully Repay War Debt
In a Commons debate the minister pledges a 20 percent pension rise for disabled veterans, yet critics say the increase only partly compensates for sacrifices. The government stresses ongoing commitments to aid ex servicemen and honor their service, while Parliament debates broader welfare measures.
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Minster
Gordon Churchill
House of Commons
Itne Oe
Carol's Corner How to Be Well Dressed
A fashion guide explains choosing a dress by size range from SubTeens to Out-Sizes and how to determine exact fit by trying on garments. It advises evaluating wardrobe compatibility, color, texture, line, and proportion with body type, then checking fit and alterations for sleeves collars and back.
Carol McLaren Sees Quality in Garment Construction
Carol McLaren district home economist explains how to check dress workmanship by examining fabric grain, sleeves, darts, seams, and trims. She stresses washable trims, matched plaids, labeled contents, color fastness, and proper care to ensure a versatile wardrobe for any occasion.
Tax talk and CBC critique spark debate in Canada
A speaker rails at high taxes and CBC spending, noting rising government outlays from 208 million to over 600 million since 1914 and CBC costs. Jokes about tax collectors mix with criticism of Close Up and CBC bias, arguing free enterprise is undermined by propaganda and state power.
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George C Nowlan
Jack Benny
Mr. Nowlan
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Canada
Cbc-Tv
Free Land
Starr
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
CBC
James Russell Lowell
CRC
Gems of Thought paneer right is might
A collage of aphorisms on right and might from various authors. Notable lines stress right as enduring and powerful, the value of precise execution, and faith that right yields strength. Includes quotes attributed to Augustus Hare Mary Baker Eddy Joseph Joubert Edward Simmons William Penn Abraham Lincoln.
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Paneer
Gou
A. Kingston
Joseph Joubert
Abraham Lincoln
How long after breathing stops can two be revived
An AMA Journal expert says best chance to revive is within 10 minutes of breathing stopping with resuscitation started immediately. Statistics show 98 percent survive if begun one minute after halting, but chances drop sharply with time. five minutes yields about 25 percent survival. The piece also notes ski injuries and medical devices.
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American Medical Association
New York State Medical Society
A Determined Widow Calls Out Tax on Pension Life Interest
A young widow confronts AMBROSE MILLS about government taxes on pension life interests. She argues the capitalized value of a late husband’s pension is taxed as income, burdening widows and calling for protest to Prime Minister and Diefenbaker. The banker confirms the tax and supports action to rally women.
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Sam
Fleming
States
Rayonier on Woodfibre pulp venture and Woodfibre mill
Rayonier plans a $15 million Woodfibre pulp expansion in Canada to produce sulfate or kraft pulp for the U S. Material shipped to Jesup Georgia to bypass startup delays. Two trainloads of Douglas fir hemlock and cedar moved to Georgia for the Fibrenier pulp product amid a $100,000 cost to duplicate Woodfibre process locally.
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Woodfibre
B.C
Ket Anere
Geor
Georgia
Dalhousie Professor Studying Ancient Bounty Plant
Dalhousie biochemist Dr. S J Patrick researches the ache tree seeds said to reach the West Indies with Captain Bligh and the Bounty crew. He studies hypoglycin, once seen as insulin substitute, but side effects like liver damage halted practical use. Ongoing work aims for scientific understanding rather than treatment.
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Halifax
West Indies
Bligh
Bounty
Dalhousie University
S.J. Patrick
Kingston
Ont
University of Toronto
University College of the West Indies
Jamaica
Dalhousie
Patrick
Italy as a medieval medical hub in Europe
The text notes Italy’s role as a great medical centre from the ninth to the seventeenth century. It highlights Greek influence and mentions the Book of Knowledge and the spread of medical teaching across Europe, with Padua as a key university destination.
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Italy
Europe
Padua
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