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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
2
The Minister of Railways reported 1922 results showing a $60,251,845 deficit, down from $72,662,275 year. operating costs cut by 12.32 million overall and larger savings at Grand Trunk. The tone urged pride in the system and a shift toward turning deficits into long term benefits for Canadians.
England today shows fewer supported poor persons and inmates in prisons than at any time since 1911. Thirteen years earlier there were 17 indigent persons per 10 000 population at state expense, versus 70 now. In 1911 inmates averaged 136 per 10 000, compared with 3 today.
A speaker, describing Spain, notes that a man who attains eminence is called a don rather than sir. He suggests if he visited Spain he would be styled Don, highlighting cultural honorifics and social titles. Key figures referenced include a nestmaster named Key and his audience of his boys.
A jumble of baking instructions and ingredient scraps appears, including cinnamon sugar vinegar pepper and lemon rind, hints of tomato preparation, and notes about jars for winter storage. The text contains stray names and garbled phrases, suggesting a torn or corrupted historical recipe column.
A short ad promises relief for disordered stomach cramps or indigestion with Twenty drops of Nerviline in sweetened water to ease pain and aid sleep. It claims Nerviline works for neuralgia sick headache or other minor pains and can be used internally or externally with the phrase fans will be found true friend for large 25e battles sold.
In the House of Commons Hon. Ern. Inte, Minister of Marine and Fisheries, said this year will see improved lifesaving gear on the Pacific coast and 12 boats to be added. Mr. Lapointe noted the wreck commission report on the Steamer Alaskan is not yet received but expected soon and announced plans to station a suitable vessel at Tamfield connected to lighthouse stations via wireless. He also spoke on inspections for boats of 109 tons and larger compared with 150 ton plus vessels.
Fragmentary text describes Heligoland near Kiel Canal, noting fortifications and submarine base roles in war. The cliffside rock is eroding under North Sea winds, with sections already sliding into the sea as demolition progresses.
A period piece notes childhood indigestion as a common issue and warns of growth risks. It promotes Tate's On Tablets for infant digestion, cites Mrs Jos Lapeta of Quebec praising relief, and mentions Baby's Own Tablets priced at 23 cents. Additional material references brain imaging during tumor studies and Holloway's Remover as a recom mended product.
The Provincial Poultry Department intendent says moving to live poultry shipments rather than cold storage poultry to Eastern Canada could transform Alberta’s poultry disposal business next year. Railways have agreed to participate in the plan and shipments are expected to begin.
A damaged OCR fragment shows exchanged lines about hair, overcoats, mufflers, and a cough remedy. It includes scattered phrases like diamond ti des and Minard's Liniment for Coughs and Colds, without a clear news event or full context.
The February pang statem notes Canadians hold about 9.25 billion dollars in bank deposits. It signals vengeance, rail adjustments, sound governance, and social and industrial peace. The piece reflects on Parliamentary views and a sundial placed by a great-grandfather nearly a century ago as a symbol of continuity.
A public health note stresses proper dental care for children. It urges regular brushing, bathing, clean clothes, and early cavity prevention. It explains chewing, saliva aids digestion, and warns that decayed teeth hinder digestion and energy.
Discovery by peat cutters in Germany and Ireland reveals a wool cloak dating to the Bronze Age. Montelius and Ko confirm authenticity, noting hand woven wool fabric preserved by peat and potential to illuminate Northern European Bronze Age culture.
Prof Stephen Less from McGill University urged adoption of a scientific program to conserve and extend Canada’s forest heritage. He warned that reliance on wealth without sustainable policy has exhausted capital and urged public opinion to support conservation efforts.
Fragmentary report mentions a woman with her young son visiting the red chamber in Ottawa. A boy asks which figure is Tutankhamen, while spectators observe a tense moment as actions unfold.
Saskatchewan reports a telephone for every nine residents as provincial growth expands rural service. MLA Wo J Patterson notes 11 million invested in town lines, 15 million in rural exchanges, totaling 31,860 town subscribers and 65,000 rural subscribers across the province.
A historical note remarks that India and Burmah boast more than 150 languages and scripts, with numerous elaborate alphabets that outnumber all others in the world, highlighting the region's rich linguistic diversity.
A fragmentary note to Angus describes a serene message about a third wife andy As with references to Donad as an expensive vendor. The text mentions two wreaths and three presents in what seems to Boston transcription style.
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