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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 27, 1931
Page
3
On a sea voyage Angela accuses Nick of deceit while Halliday tries to keep order. Tensions flare over a letter and a coming baby as trust, anger, and fear collide aboard. Halliday contemplates separation as Angela pleads, leaving the trio poised for a dramatic, unresolved turn.
On the boat at sea Angela faces a tense confrontation with Nick after he reveals a crumpled letter from her past. He questions her about a prior open letter and their shared duty to reveal truths before the voyage ends.
The Prince of Wales orders a new car with airship principles by Sir Dennistoun Burney. Decorated in red and black, the vehicle is nearly complete and will be delivered to York House for the Prince. He has driven one such car in London, then arranged a country trip version with rear engine and a segment shaped body without a hood.
Hoopeston shows sound finances with 30 000 in treasury 25 000 loaned to citizens and 15 000 in new fire equipment. Mayor Emery H Richcreek and eight aldermen draw token pay while council saves to fund a new city hall without bonds and operates on cash basis.
Retired British Navy officer Captain Martyr trained in flying and passed the test for a class A pilot license at an advanced age. He notes young pilots can obtain certificates at 17, while age limits for others may vary, and foresees a future where airplanes are as simple to operate as cars for all healthful adults. Engineers aim to make pilots of many people by simplifying controls and ensuring safe handling.
Aline Michaelis presents The Rhyming Optimist with verses that affirm unwavering belief in future joys. The speaker vows not to doubt happiness any longer, likening it to the sun’s sure shine.
An advertisement promotes Dr. J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy promising relief from asthma and a permanent effect with continued use. It claims the remedy can be inhaled as smoke or vapor and urges prompt measures to prevent attacks.
From far north Alaska two bear cubs arrived at Edmonton after a long flight in the Robbins-Jones refuel ship. They were described as unbothered by the journey from Fairbanks. The report notes the bears cowered at takeoff but endured well. Apprenticeship in Britain declines with only one apprentice per 2,000 workers, down from one per four before the war.
Nearly 350 Victorians aboard the steamer Princess Elizabeth welcomed Skeena and Vancouver as they neared Esquimalt Harbour on the Pacific coast. The Navy League band performed as the ships were sighted and the Princess Elizabeth sounded a welcoming whistle. Attorney General R H Pooley was aboard representing the provincial government.
Premier Bennett in Ottawa lauds the Young Men's Christian Association for its past achievements and ongoing work. He cites its founding in Christian service and its growth amid global urgency, stressing its power for good. The World Peace Foundation reports national defense spending at 5 158 000 000 for the last fiscal year. Scotland recorded 7 851 deaths under one year of age last year.
A compact excerpt reflects on quitting and persistence with the line The Lord hates a quitter but not the quitter, noting the struggle when someone begins but cannot finish the task. The speaker frames quitting as a moral concern tied to effort and resolve.
Britain uses Prince as a salesman to showcase aeroplanes to Col Don Arthur Merino assistant air minister of Chile. The Prince hosts conferences with South American diplomats and business leaders in London after returning from the region while public interest in his Latin America activities grows.
A testimonial describes chronic indigestion and poor reading due to stomach distress. The author claims Kruschen Salts cure indigestion within a morning cup of tea and promote regular waste matter with lasting relief as use continues.
The column blends religious reflections on faith with a note on Bidhanbadi Miller's Worm Powders. It claims the powder relieves stomachic and intestinal worms in children without harming the sensitive system, though vomiting may occur as a result of its strong action.
Mary Bell, 14, of Port Dalhousie Ont, swam the Niagara River below Niagara Falls in ten minutes breaking the previous 11 minute record. She started on the US side, reached the Maid of the Mist landing on the Canadian shore, with a ticket agent and cabin boy paddling nearby. Her father is the Maid of the Mist’s engineer.
The Crete site at Xnoasos yields a residence containing pieces of forty vessels and related objects tied to serpent worship. The article notes new finger blotters appearing in Germany used for signing many documents.
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