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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
7
Karee the wolf pup Gray Wolf and her cub Baree face a perilous forest journey. A winged hunter, a battle with Papasuchisew the owl, and a dangerous river crossing lead Baree toward hunger and danger as he tests his fledgling courage in a harsh wilderness.
In Mimuk district villagers were misled by a staged devil scare to frighten peasants and boost village income. A boy in a devil costume spurred prayers and damages, ending when authorities arrested the priest and officials for years of imprisonment.
A beaver escape story told by A Derieux in the American Magazine recalls a Canadian wild life sensational. At the Bronx Zoo a pair and other beavers constructed a dam and a house as a collective effort. A tunnel beneath a concrete barrier allowed escape and raised questions about captivity and cunning.
A Forbes Magazine piece notes there are millions more horses in the country than people. The humorous line suggests horses avoid urban traffic thanks to their own sense.
Charles F Goodeve finished a scientific tour of the lake’s eietches aboard the yacht Clutha. He left Winnipeg on May 5 with G Hutt a geologist L Clarke and F Cameron entomologists and Professor F Neave zoology head as northern coordinates limit and guidance.
Mrs Harvey Milligan of Harrowsmith Ontario praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from endless fatigue fainting spells and nerves She notes that after a few bottles she felt greatly improved and offers her name for others to use in helping. Over 100000 purchasers responded with 98 percent reporting benefit.
A garbled account depicts a ruler praising golf as a bigger thrill than tiger hunting. The piece mentions travel to New York, Chicago, San Francisco, and back, with references to golf on American courses and a generic medical testimonial.
Automobile Association researchers report women drivers are as competent as men or more so in reaction to danger and consistency in responses. In tests, ten college women reacted in 56 seconds versus 20 seconds for men, with variability noted in results. Asthma remedy advertisement follows.
The piece notes Canada's new London headquarters housed in the historic Union Club, once linked to the Duke of Wellington. It portrays the project as a symbolic blend of old and new powering the British Commonwealth’s foundations and highlights the Union Club’s transformation into Dominion government offices.
Reports show hundreds wed annually after responding to public marriage advertisements in Berlin newspapers. The ads influence many readers to pursue nuptials as records indicate.
A Pa man advertised paying 10 cents per live toad after finding a yard swarming with ants. Bors bought 208 toads from him. Also referenced is a stray passport offer and a tongue in cheek exchange about proving marriage.
The article notes ACM presented details on Soviet government at the White House under board of trade oversight. It cites British export figures to Taxta and U S trade with the Soviet period, with United States recognition discussed amid low acknowledgment of Russia.
An article promotes Habe's Own Tablets for babies to prevent diarrhoea and bowel trouble, noting risks of heat and illness in mothers during hot weather. It claims tablets prevent distress and can be mailed for 25 cents a box from Dr. Williams Medicine, Ville Ontario, and cautions on maple sap yields for sugar and Holloway's Corn Remover as a remedy.
A sensational line claims about 100 tribes of Indians are posed to have become extinct following Columbus's discovery of America, reflecting a now-debunked belief in rapid indigenous demise.
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