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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
2
In a northern forest tale, Dannie and Willow confront heartbreak after Daddy Farney’s death. Dannie plans vengeance on Dalton to protect their preserve, while Willow vows to defend him if Dalton harms Dannie. The pair share grief and resolve as night deepens and Willow mourns, playing the violin for solace.
Lady Sydenham argues the Victoria Cross should remain a rare honor but could be awarded to women who perform acts of bravery on the battlefield. She warns against diluting the award yet acknowledges ambulance drivers and other women who share in brave deeds may merit the VC if judged without bias.
The mother warns of looming want while the visiting son candidly admits he already lacks resources. A brief exchange hints at hardship and concern for future needs.
A concise note reports a lazy man working overtime and directing others on tasks. The line hints at leadership by delegation during extra hours.
An 19th century advertisement promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a universal remedy to purify the blood and enrich it, promising clearer skin, brighter eyes, and improved health. It claims headache relief, improved digestion, and elimination of bilious symptoms, touting a forty year sales guarantee by Catarthocene CO.
Earl Beatty urged constructive critique of the navy and stressed sea control as essential for Empire security. He linked naval strength to connections with the Mother Country and overseas dominions, warning that losing seas would end the Empire and lines of communication.
The Jerusalem governorship, once occupied by Pontius Pilate, is now led by Col. Ronald Storrs, Cambridge graduate and son of the Rochester College dean. At 38, he urges unity among Zionists and Arabs and promotes an independent Arab kingdom. He chairs biweekly pro Jerusalem meetings with diverse leaders and figures.
An exchange argues higher wages should boost production, yet the claim is questioned as much of the observed high production and wages do not rise in proportion. Builders, homes, railways lag. farmers avoid risk due to high labor costs, delaying food production.
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Excerpt promotes California Syrup of Figs as the best and most harmless laxative for children. Claims its fruity taste delights kids and advises looking for the California branding on the package. Includes directions for use and cautions about dosage.
In a clipped exchange Mrs. Grece praises a couple while Mrs. Hartt notes they were married a week ago. The dialogue touches on how unhappy marriages can exist and the couple’s claimed dependency on each other. A proverb implies flattery earns friends and ignorance harms enemies.
Prof GT Christie of Purdue University warns that American demand now favors jewelry and recreation over food. He says cheap land and labor are gone, and consumers must pay prices that give farmers a fair return. He cites wheat and other crops should rise to balance farmer investment and labor costs.
A local plea calls for careful consideration of all residents as farmers face high costs. Officials urge reasonable action and to do the most possible under present conditions.
A shipyard worker declines to have his baby christened saying he fears the minister might hurt the baby if the baptism bottle struck too hard. The anecdote highlights wartime anxiety and cautious parental conduct.
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