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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 09, 1923

Page

7

World Happenings Briefly Told

Fragmented international notes cover raids in Africa and Canada. Stolen coats worth 35 090 pull from Toronto shop, two minute robbery. Airliner wage dispute arises at Croydon airport. Mary Bien Smith travels to Britain on immigration mission. British embassy warned to stay dry per Prohibition laws. Scarlet fever serum claims cited by two Italian doctors. German scientists plan to observe a lunar eclipse, cloudiness could ruin trip. House of Lords passes Lady Astor’s liquor bill for under 18s. Commons bill becomes law.

Paitere Raovid Awundaen North Pole Maurice Noonan Sable Island Diartmouth N.S Tate Yonge Steest Toronto Croydon Mary Bien Smith British Coumbia Prevent Vancouver City Britain Washington United States de J HC Rushbrooke London Bs Baptist World Alliance Hans Ludendorf Hamburg Mexico House of Lords Lady Astor

Pear Trees and Horticultural Notes From Manitoba

A fragmentary report discusses Manitoba pear trees and a horticulturist’s work on imported varieties. It mentions Arboratum specimens in Boston and older plantings abroad, with references to experts and financial supporters guiding breeding efforts.

Mropoure Skinner Manitoba Pukebin Korea Arnold Arboratum Boston Tris Pree Press

Fragmented OCR Skin Condition Report

The readable text shows a patient describing scalp itching burning and hair loss. It mentions using cure products and ointments with unclear surrounding context and stray phrases about treatment and effects.

Health for Weak Despondent People

A mid century style ad trumpets Dr Williams Pink Pills for anemia nerve issues and general weakness. It claims wide relief from run down health with testimonials from a Mr Alcan and Mrs Webb and urges readers to obtain pills via local dealers or mail order from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Norton or Henewsile etc.

Canada Uae William Williams Wil Technne Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Henewsile

Italy May Send Emigrants to Canada Under Mussolini Plan

Premier Mussolini considers a program to direct Malian emigration to Canada. General Ricciotti Garth Heatian and his daughter Malia advocate the scheme to bypass US quota limits for those unable to enter the United States. Garibaldi presented the idea on March 2. The plan aims to send 10 Canada emigrants with local authorities ready to assist, and the premier promised to examine the proposal.

Mussolini Ricciotti Garth Heatian Malia Canada Signorina Garibaldi United States Promisal

Supassed Wireless Records Break Global Telex Milestone

A German wireless telegraphy record tops all prior feats with 451139 words sent abroad in a single day. About 35000 words reached the United States as the bulk went to Spain Italy Russia and Egypt. A leak of the trac was reported at Napen and at the Eil station, amid heightened concerns.

United States Spain Taly Russia Egypt Trac Napen Eil' Weeea Station

All British Cable Replies In Commons Question

W G Ormsby Gore deputy under secretary for the colonies discussed Trinidad’s government and a British cable system. He noted proposals influenced by Indian governance and Canadian agreement. The fragment hints at supply issues and the general impact of a potent electric device.

W.G. Ormsby-Gore Hye Trinidad Finning

Canadian Soldiers Settlement Board aims to show value

A letter from William Jones, the board’s London representative, to British ex services expresses support for the Canadian Government move to place the Soldiers' Settlement machinery at the board's disposal. The correspondence highlights the perceived value of the policy for returning servicemen.

Sol Ors’ Settlement Board William Jones London

Ancient Holmegard settlement unearthed near 7000 years old

Excavations at Holmegardsmos reveal a seven thousand year old settlement with animal skeletons and peat layers, though no human bones yet found. Tools such as harpoons and arrowheads emerge from the unearthed remains.

Holmegardsmos Deatack

Ruhr workers shift to farming amid resistance and garden boom

German Ruhr workers abstain from French and Belgian labor, turning to market gardening and field work. Sixty thousand railroad workers quit, spurring a regional harvest of vegetables and grain as a back to the land movement takes shape. Miller's Worm Powders advertised as a worm killer and health aid for children.

Ruhr Miller

Yukon gold production record stands since 1900

Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 1922 gold output at 1,262,361 ounces, up 36 percent from 1921. The Ontario Agriculture Dept funds motor trucks to tour rural districts showcasing water systems, plumbing fixtures, and farm dwelling upgrades.

Canada Yukon Dominion Bureau of Statistics Dominion Ontario Department of Agriculture

Expectant Mothers Praise Vegetable Compound

A testimonial from Mrs. Fred H. Sutra of Trenton Ont praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for pregnant women. It is claimed to ease confinement, strengthen the system and improve wellbeing during pregnancy and after childbirth. The account notes multiple pregnancies and ongoing use of the remedy.

Mra Fred H. Sutra John St Trenton Ont Lydia E. Pinkham

Sir George Foster to Tour Western Canada for League of Nations Society

Geo Foster schedules three month tour through Winnipeg Brandon Remer Vancouver Victoria Saskatoon and Winnipeg meetings will promote League of Nations aims. Sir Robert Borden and Sir Arthur Currie join executive efforts while G Richardson leads local organization push.

Sir George Jones League of Nations Society Canada Winnipeg Brandon Faye Rema George Will Vancouver Ary Saskatoon Winnipes Soct G Richardson Sir George Robert Borden Centre of Nations’ Society Canis

Nerviline Claim Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Ailments

An advertisement touts Nerviline as fast relief for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims immediate comfort after taking drops mixed in water and promises renewed well being and reduced distress.

Trains For Height Record Under Sadi LeCointe Guidance

French aviator Sadi LeCointe works toward a new altitude mark after a ground test in a glass cage. Scientists simulate high altitude by cooling to ten below zero and supplying oxygen as they observe him for distress while adjusting mock airplane controls.

Sadi LeCointe LeCointe

Will Ship Coal East Freight Rate Arrived

A report states Alberta coal shipments to Ontario cities will save 4000 to 6000 tons and reduce price to about 450 per ton, enabling delivery to Toronto and other Ontario centers at around 12 per ton. The note references names and firms but details remain unclear due to damaged text.

Alberta Ontario Ace Suna Deamleter Bravest Saunders Santos Talula Geitarii Basael Toronto

Arctic court party arrives for Mackenzie murder trial

Assistant Commissioner Worsley receives word of the safe arrival at Akalivik in the Mackenzie River delta of Judge Dubus’s judicial party from Edmon ton Alja to try Fektimo for the double murder of RCMP Corporal Deak and Hudson's Bay Company officer Mr Binder. Egypt has a population of nearly 1099 per square mile. Tape Chelyuskia is the southernmost town in the world. Inard's Liniment Heals Cute.

Worsley RCMP

Saskatchewan Wool Shipments Rise at Co operative Wool Growers

The General Manager Mr. Thomson notes a large influx of wool from Saskatchewan producers at the warehouse. He reports 26 000 pounds shipped out already and additional consignments daily, with 24 contracts secured for future shipments.

Saskatchewan Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers, Limited Thomson Mak Suskaten

Mabel and a Man’s Persistent Thoughts

A fragmented excerpt hints at a male character repeatedly thinking of Mabel and his own appetite, reflecting a humorous or domestic tone about daily preoccupations and social expectations. The passage centers on desire, manners, and the speaker’s self awareness.

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