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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
7
An advertisement touts a pine-scented inhaler claimed to strengthen weak throats and aid bronchitis. It promotes a two month supply for $1.00 and lists druggists and a Kingston Canada company as distributors.
Foster travels with Pete Pipe through barren glens in pursuit of safety or escape from poachers. The route crosses peat bogs and rough uplands toward Hawick and Peebles, as Foster weighs lynxlike risks from distant poachers and roadways while seeking a chance to reach Tanghelm.
A reader reflects on Canadian resolve and unity during a great occasion. The Journal of Commerce remarks that Canadians have risen, earned neighborly respect, and contrasts national pride with US observers who should reassess their own governance.
The food board states there will be sufficient sugar for preserving and canning next winter, with the belief that domestic crops will meet need. Emphasis remains on strict conservation in the interim to ensure adequate supply for housekeepers and households.
A fragmented wartime advice piece urges picnickers to avoid waste and reuse substitutes. It promotes rationing, hints at women entering scarce factory and dairy work, and urges practical tips like cooking with skins and keeping to economy in meals.
The London march of American troops and the welcome by Londoners mark a historic turning point in Anglo American relations. The piece argues the joint sacrifice ushers in a new era of shared ancestry and cooperation, with Washington’s flag carried through London to honor the United States. From the London Daily Mail.
Remarkable progress reported at the new British dye works in Hud Hersfeld. The project aims to cover 500 on half occupied with 600 workers expected to be employed. Turner, managing director, says Britain will not fear foreign competition in the future.
A fragment discusses Britain’s wartime aid to allies and dominions, noting large sums lent and daily troop and supply transports to France. It emphasizes the navy and mercantile marine carrying over a million personnel with relatively low losses and calls out dockyard strain and repair backlogs.
The article compares British and German branches of activity focusing on manpower supply and aircraft manufacture in wartime. It discusses how both nations mobilize resources, allocate labor, and expand production to support military aims. Key entities include Great Britain, Germany, and mentions of London-based journalism.
The Edmonton summer school offers courses and lectures on soil and crop production, husbandry, and home garden use. Lecturers include Sor Cutler Dowell and G. Har words, with sessions on farm management and juvenile clubs.
Saskatchewan reports show rising co operative membership and activity. Membership climbed from 944 to 1 The number of livestock marketing associations increased from 23 to 28 and stock cars handled grew from 24 to 48. Turnover totals exceed $200,000 in several associations with overall business volume up sharply.
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