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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 29, 1926

Page

6

Canada May Tax U S Advertising to Curb Magazines

A Canadian publishing debate considers restricting United States magazines entering Canada. Proposals include taxing advertising content to reduce cross border circulation and raise national revenues while preserving free entry for certain publications. Proponents argue ads drive U S products and lower canadian prices, though objections cite higher costs for readers.

Eoiuma Caraga Ax United States Canada Canadian Post Oles Department Corm Dominion

Freak Linguistic Case Affects Montly Court

A mangled OCR fragment describes a case about Robert Seores age 11 with language issues including English and Portuguese, mentions a Japanese foster arrangement, and tangential notes on a medicinal product for children and cattle. The text also references laborers and education in a disconnected, garbled manner.

Montly Cour Robert Seores Mere

Upper Air Currents and Tropical Climate Findings

A historical report by W F Deerair Bbneteh discusses observations of upper air currents in the Baye region. Professor HH Turner notes rising temperatures with altitude and suggests meteors extend knowledge to fifty miles up, indicating a tropical-heat region at altitude and potential implications for atmospheric science.

Case Baye Steely Man Deveenton W F Deerair Bnetteh HH. Turner Turner

Sixteen Years Use Of Babys Own Tablets

A Ontario mother, Mrs CW Jackson, writes that her family has used Baby's Own Tablets since the first child was born sixteen years ago. The tablets are described as safe for newborns, act as a gentle laxative, relieve constipation and indigestion, help cure colds and fevers, and keep babies healthy. available from druggists or direct by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Stockville Ont.

CW. Jackson Gilford Ont Wil Iams Medicine Co Stockvilte

Canadian Pacific inaugurates through tourist sleeping car service

The Canadian Pacific Railway begins a through tourist sleeping car from Winnipeg to Saint John for western passengers heading to the Old Country. Cars depart Winnipeg on The Imperial at 10:06 am every Tuesday until April, avoiding a train change at Montreal.

Canadian Pacific Railway Old Country Winnipeg Saint <B Saint John Prairie Provinces Montreal

Lloyds Resolve Auto Risk Estimation Dispute in London

A settlement in London between Ernest Miller of the Yellow Taxicab Corporation and Lloyds underwriters ends a dispute over large auto claims in New York. The compromise, about 285000 dollars, follows sharp rises in American accident rates as motor traffic surged after World War I.

Lloyds New York City London Ernest Miller Yellow America Loeds Miller

Taniac and Vegetable Pills Promoted for Weak Bodies

An old advertisement touts Taniac as a remedy to strengthen weak bodies, aid sleep and digestion, and relieve stomach trouble and rheumatism. It claims a fast return to health and urges readers to buy at their druggist, promising tablets and Vegetable Pills for constipation.

Mother Natures Dow

Rugby England to Chicago first coast-to-chicago telephone link

England to Chicago radio to telephone link reports a Rugby England broadcast picked up on the Maine coast and relayed to New York and Chicago. Arthur A. Oswald, who designed and built Rugby station, told his father-in-law of the venture’s success in a twenty minute conversation. The event marks an early Europe to Chicago telephone communication discovery.

Vasage Rugby William H. Safford England Arthur A. Oswald Mr. Oswald British Postal Service Maine New York Chicago Europe Atlante

Resolution to Produce Work for Penitentiary Inmates

A debate in the house over a Mins MacPhail resolution to amend penitentiaries administration. It would provide productive work for inmates and keep them employed with production of goods needed by the Federal Government. The measure passed without opposition amid support from Hon. Ernest Poapointe and remarks that a similar fast-session move stalled previously due to timing.

House Mins MacPail Miss MacPhail Ernest Dapointe

Diamond Dyes Introduce New Color Range for Fabrics

The 15 cent age presents Diamond Dyes offering soft vivid shades for wool silk linen cotton and blends. Consumers are advised to tell their druggist the fabric type to color whether wool or silk or linen cotton or mixed. The ad promises permanent coats stockings draperies hangings and more with new color options.

Drives Out Rheumatism Subdues Lumbago

An old remedy promises rapid relief for rheumatism and lumbago delivering ease and comfort to the sufferer at once. It claims to reduce pain and stiffness through a fast acting formula used by many patients seeking instant relief.

Lumbago

Nerviline praised as fast acting rheumatism relief

A Georgetown reader describes Nerviline as the answer to cramping rheumatic pain, claiming a 35¢ bottle cleared trouble quickly. The scene includes a vocal interrupter in a public setting, quoted from the Christian Register, with the piece noting electric signs in New York City.

FR. Normand Georgetown

Hemorrhoids and Natural Care for Relief

Medical authorities note hemorrhoids arise from neglect and constipation. Natol, described as a scientific internal laxative, softens waste matter to permit regular elimination without overtaxing muscles.

Nature

Queer Family Group Chickens Deer and Cat at Atchison Zoo

A Kansas zoo article describes an unlikely animal group at Atchison Zoo. A buck deer, six chickens, and a yellow alley cat share shelter at night and stay close for warmth. The deer feeds by pushing its muzzle into the trough while others pick grain from its face. The cat barely washes itself, with Dixie giving it regular tongue baths.

Kansas Zoo Atchison Zoo Kansas Dixie

London’s Oldest Industry Casts Bell for Over Six Centuries

Whitechapel Foundry, reputedly London’s oldest industry, has produced bells for more than six centuries and remains the premier source for church carillon bells. Croydon’s nearby firm is also noted for reliable bell casting and related mechanisms.

Whitechapel Bella Croydon London

London’s 101 year old on historic events seen

Emma Oliver, 160, is described as the oldest city resident in London’s business district. She recalls Victoria’s 1849 wedding and Wellington’s funeral, and in 1864 witnessed five pirates hanged at Old Bailey.

London Emma Oliver Queen Victoria Duke of Wellington Old Batley

Northern Ireland Auto Density Noted In Census

The article notes Northern Ireland has more autos per inhabitant than Southern Ireland, with a statistic of forty inhabitants per vehicle in the north and eighty per vehicle in the south. It also includes brief aside on bread to dextrose conversion and a general remark on optimism and first impressions.

Northern Ireland Southern Ireland

Canada Abroad Special Supplement to Christian Science Monitor

Advertisement analysis argues Canada offers opportunity for capital and settlers in foreign markets. Special Canadian supplement planned with 260,000 copies for distribution in United States Europe Australia and Canada to promote investment and homestead opportunities.

The Christian Science Monitor Canada United States Europe Austria Toronto Star Eat

The Best Medicine To Have Ever Taken

A testimonial from A Simmons of Miscouche praising Dodd's Kidney Pills for relieving back pain and headaches. He claims severe pain eased after the first box and continues using them, noting kidney function filters impurities from the blood and stresses the kidneys' health.

Dodd A. Simmons

Ammunition Cache Found in Dublin Stable

Authorities discover a cache at Norris King Street Dublin including two tons of high explosives 285 live bombs and grenades 5000 spare bomb parts 6000 pounds of ammunition and 19000 detonators alongside a bombing machine. The report notes a woman shares a man s grief and triples his expenses.

Dublin Norris King Street

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