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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 21, 1930
Page
6
Letter quotes a magazine article on mistakes by great businesspeople and governments, arguing mistakes matter less than after effects. It urges using errors as stepping stones, valuing quality over quantity in citizenship, production, and farming, and not letting past errors discourage or derail effort.
New York Congressman Hamiton Fish Jr urged Congress to deport all alien agitators and Communists tied to the Third International. He criticized Soviet actions as Russia’s business but warned Soviet emissaries in the United States are America’s concern.
Molly Smith, eight, long hospitalised since July 12 last year after a backyard fire caused burns to her upper body. Two blood transfusions and skin grafts have replaced the burned flesh but tight new skin restricts movement. Her arm will be moved by others for months to loosen the grafted skin. No serious scars expected.
Writers describe a plan to employ women with super mentality to aid the Big Five in crime solving. Initially three women will probe mysteries linked to a female crook, with a full squad of detectives to follow if results justify expansion.
The government awarded excavation and pile foundation work for a 1,000,000-bushel grain elevator at Lethbridge Alberta. Nelson River Construction Company of Winnipeg was the successful bidder with $62,292.
Sir George Lenthal Cheatle, British cancer authority and chief surgeon at King's College Hospital, notes a time element in cancer. A harmless growth stage may become cancerous around a shared life window, typically from the late twenties to the fifties, suggesting a critical period when new factors or agents may trigger the disease.
The summer months bring rapid illnesses like cholera infantum colic diarrhoea and dysentery. Mothers are urged to guard children and use Babys Own Tablets to regulate the stomach and bowels. Safe and sold by druggists or by mail at 25 cents a box from Dr Williams Medicine Brockville Ont.
Brock's monument arm and hand, carved from a single stone weighing three tons, was installed after a inspection by George Henry and Niagara Park Commission members. The old arm was moved to Hamilton for use as a model. scaffolding was removed. A second fragment notes a Paris concert hall organ dedication with 800 wires and 71 stops.
Dr. C H Best co discoverer of insulin with Dr F Granting explained that overdose of insulin is equivalent to overdose of alcohol while addressing a report that the London Society for the Study of Inebriety uses insulin to treat delirium tremens.
Dr. David R. Robbins of Los Angeles saved sailor Henry Lohse's life aboard the steamship Noorderdyk using a cook’s knife, borrowed pliers, a needle and thread, and Holland gin for disinfection. The improvised appendectomy occurred three days out of Panama after an SOS from the Corvus. Lohse recovered, and Robbins declined payment. the ship company later presented him a silver loving cup.
Sir Reginald Blaker Bart London S C T Littlewood Surrey England and J Wilson Perry Slop England depart Banff for a trans mountain ride to Port Hope B C with aim to Vancouver via Spray Lakes Palliser Pass Kootenay Tiger Pass Columbia Wilmer Toby Creek Selkirk Duncan River and Fire V Pass training many untraveled trails while eleven pack horses accompany the party Persian Balm advertised for family use and beauty care along the journey.
Growth in Saskatoon population drives expected voters list expansion from 13,335 in 1926 to about 22,000 this year. Enumerators project total around 29,000 reflecting urban expansion and migration trends.
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool reports 82,200 farmer members. In the year ended May List, the provincial organization handled through its own elevators 87.2 per cent of all pool grain, marking a high water mark in cooperative grain handling.
Interest in mail and travel aviation in Argentina surges as transcontinental routes expand and passenger demand rises, drawing attention from travelers and industry officials alike. Minard's Liniment is highlighted for wart relief, alongside claims it removes warts.
A Canadian government return notes rubber goods sold abroad as essential to global markets. In June Canada shipped over one million dollars in automobile tires with buyers including New Zealand, British South Africa, Belgium, Argentina and Brazil while Nigeria, Barba, and Trinidad bought substantial rubber products such as shoes and other items. Egyptian Liniment is praised for rapid relief of sprains toothache and neuralgia and is touted as valuable for sore throat croup and quinsy.
Farmers and poultry raisers lose about twenty six million dollars annually to diseases in flocks. Internal parasites cause most losses, says F C Elford Dominion Poultry Husbandman. He says much is preventable by keeping young chicks away from all birds and on clean premises.
In the House of Commons Rt Honan Yeaman the First Lord of the Admiralty said the Labour Government has reduced the British naval building programme for 1928 29 by about 12 million pounds. Mr Alexander announced the figure in reply to a question on the reduction since the present government took office.
Delegates from nearly every Moslem country conclude a Damascus congress urging reform. The resolution calls for abolition of the veil, allowing men to see brides before marriage, equal divorce rights for women, legal marriage age of 18, and compulsory education for children of both sexes.
In London there are statues to twelve notable women half are queens and the other six include Mrs Siddons actress Florence Nightingale Grace Darling Edith Cavell Margaret Macdonald wife of a Prime Minister and Emmeline Pankhurst.
An old advertising claim extols Dr. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as the fastest and surest aid for asthma. It urges early use and says every home with asthma should have this remedy to ease air passage distress.
A Sudanese acacia species is noted for its extremely hollow shoot-sheaths that emit flute like tones when blown by wind, creating a musical effect in its natural habitat.
A reported case notes an eight woman who desires marriage yet faces unclear chances. The statement implies social pressure and personal ambiguity around matrimony.
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