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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
3
Regina sees a surge in auto license demand with 21 000 licenses issued in the first quarter and 6 000 in March. Across the province the total issued for TB year stands at 48 000, reflecting strong activity in vehicle registrations.
Forewarned is forearmed about kidney disorders with symptoms like backache, fatigue, skin changes, and urinary issues. Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills are promoted as effective, with patient testimonials from George Stevenson of Roundhithe, urging use of the genuine ALD Chase product.
A fragmented excerpt shows poultry as a potential big earner with figures for egg sales by month, notes on baby tablets and feeds, and references to Manitoba and Moose Jaw Saskatchewan. It includes miscellaneous farming and medicine ads, a local fair prize, and a Canada fire loss total.
Providence, R I Mrs Lynch describes her health decline with backache nerves and fatigue and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her wellness She urges other women to consider the remedy as a preventive measure and shares her personal experience in this dated testimonial.
A Winnipeg dispatch notes a remarkable shipment of 30 000 dozen eggs from Regina, described as the largest of its kind ever sent from the city at this time of year. The consignment underscores growing demand in Manitoba markets and highlights Regina as a key egg producer.
An odd vintage ad promotes cures for cows’ caked bags from Douglas & Company of Napanee Ontario. It touts liver health products and phrases about public life, a Liver Pill, and Parmelee’s Vere as a superior liver regulator. It ends with a quip about wives and husbands.
A special meeting in Geneva reported a magnified Lake Geneva scene dated the fifth, facing Mont Blanc, with plans to build a capital site near P. The report notes excitement and capital prospects tied to the event and location.
This lesson outlines the Holy Spirit as comforter and world’s judge, guiding believers into truth and convicting sin, righteousness, and judgment. It notes the Spirit’s role in revealing Christ, and records Pentecost marks with external signs and the believers’ bold witness. It cites Joel’s prophecy fulfilled at Pentecost.
In north Edmonton Alta receipts at stock yards rose as demand for steers stayed strong but yards mirrored by many oxen and heifers. With the Edmonton and Dunvegan embargos lifted, milder weather is expected to bring north farmers back, moving winter stock and breeding animals to markets and feeders.
The inaugural service by Air Express introduces routine delivery of motion picture film. Pilot A. E. Parsons piloted the first flight carrying the initial merchandise, marking the start of a new shuttle from the line.
A United States steamer laden with food for Poland was hijacked at Hamburg by German agents, according to a Warsaw dispatch received in Zurich and relayed to Echo de Paris. The report notes seizure amid wartime supply disruptions and cites international censorship.
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a pain free method to remove corns by applying drops directly to the affected area. The ether compound dries quickly, does not inflame surrounding tissue, and is sold cheaply at drugstores. The ad notes high heel wear and adds a stray line about appearances.
London reports Serbian officials denying a revolution in Serbia. Dispatches consistent with calm conditions and no unusual activity are cited, while observers note tension and ongoing preparations. The text also oddly mentions asthmatic remedies and a remark by General Sir David Henderson, plus references to aircraft and Kaiser era horses, indicating a garbled mix of topics and historical figures.
A compact note from the Saturday Journal references Minard’s Liniment said to cure burns and similar injuries. The item also notes ongoing strikes and a sentiment that supporters of the Home are urging action.
50 000 men are urged to step up for fence removal before march. Putnam's Corn tractor is advertised as painless safe and sure. Dealers are told to use only Putnam's and pay 25 cents for the service and equipment.
In the House of Commons Mr. Asquith asked if Canadian troops awaiting repatriation would be sent home on British warships due to merchantmen scarcity. Mr. Wilson said the Admiralty would place ships at disposal and discuss manning with shipping, ensuring sufficient tonnage for Canadian troop repatriation.
A brief college notice from Torch Town College of Science outlines annual pay for nursing staff. The item lists a salary figure of $1 per year and references department 155. Details are sparse and fragmentary.
Captain Fred Campbell leads a Winnipeg company planning a $100,000 capitalization to operate four airplanes. The venture seeks a federal charter to carry mail, train aviators, and start passenger and aerial sightseeing services in the city.
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