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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 24, 1922

Page

7

World happenings briefly told on a crowded page

A radium institute for cancer cure to be set up in Quebec soon. Dover work on the obsolete battleship St Vincent ends with David Wilson of Birkenteal killed by heavy armour plates. River Falls BC and Vancouver Island plan a new spawning round toward Great Central Lake. Yukon election details altered by acclamation of three Assembly candidates. London Daily Chronicle reports circulation surge to over 200,000 copies daily, exceeding 1,000,000 total. Hamburg steamer Mimi arms seizure by allied authorities at Nap and disembarkation details. British Mission mediation leads to reopening closures of White Star and Canadian Pacific Railways. Admiral Sir John De Robeck assumes Atlantic fleet command succeeding Sir Charles Madden. Sir John previously commanded the Mediterranean fleet.

Caul Quebec St. Vincent Dover David Wilson Birkente River Falls Great Central Lake We Lake Vancouver Island Yukon Reuter Moscow Briiish the White Star Canadian Pacific Railways Sir John de Robeck Atlantte Chas. Madden John Mediterranean

Lake Soap Factory Near Siberia Discovery

A lane water study in Siberia reveals highly mineralized water rich in soda compounds. The finding suggests potential for a soap production facility nearby, pending further testing and industrial assessment.

Siberia

Nervousness and irritable nerves treated by nutrition

The article explains irritability as a symptom of poor blood and weak nerves, noting headaches insomnia and low mood. It argues early nervousness responds to blood building nutrition and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as directly affecting blood, with a testimonial from Kenneth R. McDonald. It advertises availability by mail from Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.

Vousners Williams Kenneth KR. McDonald Willams Williapis Medicine Co Brockville

Rafifes At Bazaars Law On Religious Charitable Raffles

General Victor Williams, Commissioner of Gatarto Police, issues interpretation of Canadian law on bazaars for religious or charitable objects. The notice emphasizes municipal permission, raffle limits, item value, and police duties to ensure compliance and deter improper raffles.

Victor Wiliams Gatarto Police Faw Law of Canada Willams Tals Aesin Gessie Otter Attorney General's Department Ord

Law and police duty under federal Canada act

A letter to provincial police outlines that charitable events may be halted to court for breaches of the law. Officers should observe bazaars, record facts, and consult the County Crown Attorney if the law is disregarded. The notice claims federal law applies across Canada.

Informa Police

Putnam's Night and Morning Coin Removal Method

An odd ad-like item promotes a simple coin removal routine using four small applications of Putnam's night and morning formula. It claims pain free, low cost, and easy use with a quarter price, promising quick results and convenience through a product described as a wart extractor and substitute.

Alberta declares remedy for earache numbered cure

A fragmented note cites a 1919 Alberta remedy for earache. It mentions doctors, electric oil, and a claim of relief after four doctor visits. The text references a remedy with drops for the ear and a patient outlook, but details are unclear and partly garbled.

Thomas

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Everett Patient

An Everett Washington user reports severe back pain and female trouble eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims the product enables activity, relieves back ache, nervousness, and irritability, and is recommended to others with similar ailments.

J. M. Sibbeet Um High St Everett Washington Lydia E. Piskham

Suction Gas Lorry Tunes Truck For War Gas Power

A British firm develops suction gas to replace scarce petrol by drawing air and steam through heated fuel to produce gas for engine use. The system stores gas in a side box with a scrubber to remove tar, then feeds it to the engine for propulsion amid wartime fuel shortages.

Great Britain Wesel Tom Torey

Unveils Memorial To First War Victim

Article recalls the killing of Corporal Peugat, the first war victim, by a German cavalry patrol on August 2, 1914 near Bel. It notes historical judgment will persist over the event and hints at Canada’s wartime stance and political remarks on trade with Mexico and government appointments.

Polears Ermany Mexico Upamn Canada

District road work planned for sugar cane area sale

The district announces road repairs to be done this summer in the irrigation area to facilitate water supply. A sale is planned to fund the effort, with Minard's Liniment name noted in connection with the proceeding.

Blacklisted Experimenter Fires at Cedar Trunk

An experimenter in Castlebrook Wash tried to cut a tree with a rapid fire gun fed by a red hot wire. The wire burnt deep into a red cedar trunk. it started no fire. The device, moved by an electric motor, damaged surrounding timber as four bullets felled a two foot tree and chipped chunks from nearby trunks.

Yenttly Mayer Ielunverjacka

The Many-Purpose Oil Hoth In ue house and stable

An old remedy praised for treating cuts bruises burns sprains rheumatism and rheumatic complaints for humans and horses alike. The text extols its warming effects and wide usefulness as a general healing oil used for many minor injuries and ailments.

Thomas

Rapid Growth of Automobiles Amid Taxes in Japan

Despite high taxes on cheap cars and poor roads, automobile use rises quickly in Japan, notably in Tokio and Yokohama. The elite increasingly rely on cars, with charges around four dollars per hour.

Tokio Yokohama

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