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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
6
An editorial argues that Canada’s economic woes stem from passivity and “Let George do it” attitudes. It urges full capital work by all, ditching eight hour day slogans, and embracing biblical work ethic, individual initiative, and confidence in the country to restore prosperity.
A departmental meeting in Edmonton hosted by John T Ross deputy minister of education gathered four Western province representatives to discuss a new primary reading primer. Miss E M Burnett of the Edmonton Normal School prepared the primer for examination by the committee.
A vintage ad touts a corn remedy saying a little Preesone relieves pain instantly and shortens the corn. It promotes Freeone sold by druggists in a tiny bottle for a few cents to remove hard or soft corns and calluses between toes without irritation.
The Provincial Government distributed twenty six educational films in 1921 covering planting, marketing eggs, farm boys camps and more. Ontario mineral production totals reveal mines contributed over 754.0 in wealth in Northern Ontario over the decade. Maxine Elliott I is noted as the sole actress named in a New York theatre.
A fire plan outlines a large scale shark tannery on the west coast inland. Two units will operate, salt hides for high quality leather used in gloves purses and other goods. The process aims to produce gelatine and reuse byproducts, signaling a growing industry potential in the region.
A compact drug advertisement describes indigestion caused by anemia and promotes Dr Williams' Pink Pills as a blood builder to restore digestion, appetite, and energy. It includes testimonial notes from Miss Sarah Farquhar and references to aspirin-free, non-addictive benefits. It also mentions rubber pavements and Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as separate health and technology items.
An article describes an umbrella shaped daylight apparatus by a British inventor. The reflector uses perforated layers and radial color strips to project artificial daylight through colored spots, aimed at textile and fabric production.
Bowman Toronto Telegram ad manager returns from visits to Eastern US cities saying many American firms find sales conditions stronger in Canada. A large newspaper buyer reports US sales down 14 percent over the past year, while Canadian results show less decline. A toilet specialty manufacturer backs Canada’s favorable conditions, noting a sweeping campaign there and increased attention from advertisers. A Paris organ order marks continental shipments, and a Muskogee lawsuit claims omitted advertisement caused business loss. San Francisco high school commerce students wear tan on silk hosiery.
The treasury reports Britain paid 19 872 dollars toward the silver purchases debt from wartime orders. The second installment includes 18 09 dollars principal and 1372500 dollars in silver. The debt is set to be liquidated by May 1924 under the existing payment plan.
A Hamilton Ontario mother praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for her daughter aged twelve to fifteen. She reports relief from monthly pains irregularity headaches dizziness and backache after using the remedy and recommends publishing the letter as a testimonial. The note is signed by Mas L Esor from Walnut Street South Hamilton Ontario.
David Wellington, a rug clerk from Harperusa Manitoba, says five years of rheumatic fever and joint pain vanished after taking Tanlac. He reports improved digestion, relief from backache, and renewed health, encouraging others to seek relief from the medicine. Tamlac is sold by all good druggists.
A Lancet claim by Dr Leonard Williams describes a four day water fast for health and youth. It discusses the rationale that partially oxidized substances accumulate as toxins, and offers dietary tips for lighter foods and easy egg peeling. Also notes domestic immigration to Saskatchewan and a long genealogical list for Mrs Littlefield.
Data show a rise in dairy output for 1821 with total production valued at 15,452,902 dollars and pounds of manufactured dairy items increasing by 1,382,05 over the prior year. Cattle numbers reach 0,160 cows supplying the industry as officials note growth in the sector and related metrics.
A woman recalls a year ago severe backache that left her unable to work. After taking Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription she reports back pain relief, restored health, and high praise for the medicine, recommending it to others who suffer.
Imne, who fainted at work, tried many doctors before using Dr Percival’s Favorite Prescription. After taking 100K bottles, she recovered and looks better. She urges others to try the product, available as tablets or liquid, made in Dr Pier Laboratory in Bridgeburg Ont. Try a trial bottle through the neighborhood druggist.
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