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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 24, 1939

Page

3

Trail of friendship seals pact on spring voyage

Alan Cameron and Noel join John McCord after a perilous inland trek to the coast. They meet Duncan at Fort George and learn of a new trader on the headwaters and McCord’s daughter Fancy amid a tense, unfolding frontier alliance.

Alan McCord John McCord Duncan East Main Nichiccun Rupert Nichicun Noel Alan Cameron McNab Low Revillon Freres Hudson's Bay Pierre Jong River

The River of Skulls by George Marsh

A fragment from a dialogue reveals Allen and McCord planning river travel and concealment from Fort George as they discuss trade, timing, and the whereabouts of their men on the Big River headwaters. The passage hints at secrecy and possible peril in their expedition.

McCord Fox Pierre Tiens Alan Evair Arsene Rivard Arsene Rivard Dessane Cameron Theal River OF Skulls George Marsh Fort George Fast Main Big River

Gillett's Pure Flake Lye cleans heavy grime

Advertising copy promotes Gillett's Pure Flake Lye for cleaning grease from drains and pots and pans. It claims the product cuts through grease, keeps houses sanitary and odorless, and reduces scrubbing effort.

Gillett

Mystery of early Chinese settlers near Wass Lake

Historians watch Wass Lake prospecting for clues to the fate of British Columbia’s first Chinese immigrants sent to Nootka. Capt. Meares notes they were forced to mine gold by Spaniards, with legends claiming they retreated inland and took native wives. Rumors of a west coast dialect speaking tribe persist.

Wass Lake Vancouver Island British Columbia Nootka John Meares Saya

No Good For Souvenirs New Type Hotel Towel

A Cleveland hotelier invents a four by five foot sectional bath towel designed to be replaceable worn sections, preventing full towel theft. The extra-large towel aims to curb guest pilferage while aiding housekeeping budgets and may change hotel linen habits, per the St. Thomas Times-Journal.

Cleveland Hoselry Hall of Fame St. Thomas Times-Journal

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