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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1926
Page
2
A French Blue Train, famed as a premier service to the south, slows daily past the Rtaples cemetery where thousands of British heroes lie. It will continue this homage on Armistice Day and thereafter, with plans to reduce the speed only on national holidays.
A Ontario mother of six commends Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as the best medicine during pregnancy. She notes she took it only during expectancy, stayed healthy, endured little suffering, and regained strength quickly after birth. She mentions sending 10 cents to Bridgeburg lab for a tin of tablets.
A brief notice highlights an Ottawa event to host a world poultry show in 1987. Mentions Thomas Murberry as an inventor of waterproof clothing and references related local meetings and commemorations. Includes assorted historical snippets about officials, air mail links, and mining district agreements.
Golden text cites 1 Corinthians 15.22. Lesson explores Genesis 3 and the serpent as personified evil, detailing temptation, the serpent’s rhetoric, and internal lawless desire. Notes compare Milton’s portrayal and discuss manipulation of God’s word and human susceptibility.
A navy blue crepe satin overblouse with raglan sleeves pairs with a navy taffeta skirt in red yellow and white plaid. The design features a flaring circular skirt, round collar, and a fitted waist band, with pattern details for sizes 18 to 38 inches bust and 20 to 42 inch waists. Price 20 cents per pattern. book 10 cents.
Pattern ordering notice gives Winnipeg address 175 McDermot Ave for pattern requests. Include pattern name size and town with province and send 20 cents or stamps, wrapping the coin carefully for postage.
Britain is building enormous seaplanes to be the largest rafts in the world. One craft will carry two 1,000 horsepower engines and weigh over 1% tons when loaded. A second vessel will use three engines delivering 2100 horsepower and accommodate thirty passengers in a luxurious saloon.
The article notes copyright bill changes to fit Canadian Broadcasters requests and the plan to speed NYPD alarm broadcasts. It mentions Regina radio figures hearing Melbourne and London amateur links. It explains international radio call letter allocations by region, with U S control over N and W prefixes and remaining allocations split among Germany France Japan Great Britain Canada and others.
The advertisement touts Dr. J. D. Kelloge's Asthma Remedy as a decisive, fast acting treatment. It asserts repeated use clears asthma by reaching the innermost breathing muscles and removing the trouble completely. The copy urges readers to have the remedy on hand for ready use.
Women in Turkey stand by the traditional scarf and refuse to shed the fez as authorities push Western hats. Reports note hangings of men for resisting reforms, while women hold fast to head coverings as practical and economical.
A scrambled crossword style item lists numerous clues and fragments including hints like Uniterated Teller of tale, Highways flowers, Insect responsibilities and many garbled phrases. The text appears as a jumbled puzzle with scattered definitions and malformed segments, lacking coherent structure or readable clues.
The text describes a delayed, partial answer to a weekly puzzle about workers eating standing due to time waste. It discusses a cotton mill, management insisting meals be eaten standing, mentions plate glass front, and includes a dialogue about the terms ammonta and pneumonta with an implied difference explained as ammonta in bot, pneumonta in chests.
Mrs. F H Miller of Vancouver reports Milburn s U and N Pills as a life changer after doctors said her husband would not live six months. She says he has enjoyed four more years free of severe heart pain and attacks, noting marked improvement and renewed vigor. The testimonial cites The Milburn Co Limited of Toronto as the source.
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