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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 04, 1938

Page

3

Frontier Propector Faces Winter Journey to Riches

In a Prince Rupert winter, prospector Jack Hammond debates routes into the bush a few months from easier travel by air or river. He recalls Kay Joyce and struggles with a distant partner’s secret as Around the World Annie greets him and predicts his next move. A sobering, rain soaked street scene follows a tense encounter with a desperate young woman.

Olson Hammond Figain Prospector Annie Rouyn Quebec Jack Hammond Camp Musten Prince Rupert Tim Vancouvered Seattle Kay Kay Joyce Barstow Sanatchee Bank and Trust Dow

Chapter in a Lawyer's Office Sets Up a Northern Quest

Hammond meets Barstow in a quiet office as they discuss a brutal truth. He reveals Joe left for the north with a minimal outfit and dog teams awaiting, while a romantic past with Kay Joyce colors the tension. Barstow questions the fallout from Seattle and the loss of the two cannot be undone.

Hammond Barstow McKenzie Joe Joe Seattle Jack

Family of a banker and his switchman son

A historical snippet recalls a father a big banker and a son whose father was a switchman out of work much of the time while the mother did washing, with continuation hinted as To Be Continued.

Peace Arch Carvers Add Life To Ottawa Archways

At Parliament Hill Ottawa three trained carvers use power drills to finish stone sculptures at the Peace Arch entrances to the House of Commons. Two side arches gain wildflowers in 17 carved squares while animal life and figures of Indigenous and French Canadian settlers symbolize bonds of early settlement. Three days per square, designs are drafted from models by Cleophas Soucy and Couer de Lion MacCarthy.

Howe Conzuens Ottawa Parliament Hill Peace Arch House of Commons Canada Cleophas Soucy Couer de Lion MacCarthy Senate Chamber

War Debt Open to Consideration Between Britain and U S

In the Lords Earl of Stanhope said Britain’s war debt to the United States remains open for consideration as both governments seek a mutually satisfactory solution. He rejected claims that the debt is repudiated and noted US willingness, due to Britain’s armament program, to help safeguard world peace.

Britain United States Earl of Stanhope Rouse of Lords Great Britain Lord Stanhope House of Lords Viscount Samuel Liberal

Letter from Baden-Powell Saved Scout in Hospital

Eric Hall, former commissioner of Boy Scouts in America, recounted a boy losing a leg in an accident who lay dying due to lack of interest. A letter from Lord Baden-Powell changed his outlook, helping him recover. the note is framed at Scout Headquarters in Albany, New York.

Baden Powell Eric Hall Boy Scouts America Baden- Powell Albany New York

Tin Can Era Housewives Boost Can Collection in LA

The Los Angeles Board of Public Works reports tin can collections now total 150 truckloads daily, about triple the amount in 1931. The surge reflects rising domestic can use as households embrace efficient thrift amid economic changes.

Board of Public Works Los Angeles

Britain considers national health insurance reform

The British Medical Association approved a plan for a nationwide health service to provide preventive care, a personal family doctor, and accessible specialist and institutional care. A central governing body would run the scheme with local auxiliaries, covering about 20 million people beyond those already insured.

Britain British Medical Association

Famous Toy Maker Who Created The Teddy Bear Dies

Morris Michton, 68, a Russian immigrant and founder of Ideal Novelty and Toy Company, died in New York. A pioneer in North American dolls, he created the teddy bear, made unbreakable dolls, and introduced blink-eyed children dolls. He arrived in New York from Russia in 1889 and built a leading toy business after founding the company in 1903.

New York Morris Michton Michton Ideal Novelty and Toy Company Russia

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