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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
3
A garbled 19th century style ad claims Dr Haralton's Pills cure stomach indigestion headaches and general weakness. It promises restoration of vigor and spirits after a trial, naming remedies for nerves and low energy and urging readers to try the product.
Ruggles chats with a well dressed American in Paris who admires the Avenue du Bois spectacle and contrasts French equestrians with American cavalry. The visitor, living in Paris and employed by an American shoe concern, notes the scene and discusses riding skill and national pride as the pageant moves toward the Arc.
In a Paris street scene Roggles, a traveler, chats with a British Red Cross surgeon about Balkan headlines and papers. The two share a brief, uneasy exchange before parting. Roggles walks to the Champs Elysees and Luxembourg Gardens, seeking solace and quiet as he contemplates Dorthea and her aunt.
In a quiet studio scene Miss Challand probes Ruggles about his background. He explains his father worked for Walkens Shoe Company, detailing his early learning of the shoe trade and the risks of investing in mining shares. The conversation reveals intent and tensions shaping their relationship.
Raggles discusses the Walkeasy Shoe Company vast scale in the United States and future retail expansion in Europe He implies a live young fellow could manage a new Paris branch and a growing staff while Miss Challand questions the idea The dialogue hints at ambition, modernization, and cross continental business growth.
The Canadian Forestry Association warns the current forest fire season devastates national wealth. Fires burn timber lands, mostly public property, hindering agricultural viability and future reproduction. Provincial and Dominion taxes from forest lands exceed seven million dollars annually.
The provincial government reports no real distress among farmers in southern Alberta drought areas. It states no imminent need for broad assistance, though some families may require feed provisions. The assessment follows exhaustive investigations into crop failure impacts.
A quoted fatherly line defines a cynic as one who resents others enjoying themselves and urges his boy not to be that way. The short exchange frames cynicism as a warning against envy and bitterness.
An old advertises Catarrozone promising five minute relief for clogged nostrils and nasal inflammation. It touts easy cures for colds, mentions physician endorsement, and lists available sizes and prices from Kingston Canada.
Havana reports a sudden outbreak of cannibalistic practices by voodoo worshippers causing at least three child deaths and numerous adherents lynched. Authorities battle Brujos as priests of Elecua and Chango are linked to ritual sorrow and alleged poison cures amid fear of abductions.
Speech by Captain Andre calls for a republic of victory and a tax system rooted in ability to pay. He urges rapid reconstruction, electrified railways, national loans, and a progressive scheme to tax small fortunes fairly while targeting big ones. Reference to Abel Ferry death ties to ongoing war aftermath.
An obscure quotation notes that the dispute over possession of a fictional Kladizatiflagtaliofa tofska in Poland, causing delays at the Peace Conference, has been satisfactorily settled. Four great powers will get two syllables each, while the remaining three will be raified fo.
A 200000 acre farm described by Robert H. Moulton as the largest in the US relies entirely on tractors to cultivate and harvest wheat. The operation expects about 23 bushels per acre and could add roughly five million six hundred thousand bushels to the 1919 crop.
Benefit of farmers noted as merchants bank of Canada sets up Rural Service Department for western provinces. Appointment announced of Jamies J. Clarke, formerly of Bank's Alta Oak Lake Man Great Sack branches, now manager at Sedgewick to assist feed condition relief and forward movement for farmers.
The head of the western provinces quarters at Regina, Mr. Clarke, is chosen for a new role after extensive banking and farming experience. He ran the Lyled fe Stock Farm at Sedwick for years, gaining practical knowledge of mixed farming. He will study western conditions with focus on farmer and rancher needs. Contact at 1825 Searth Street, Regina for interviews or letters.
In Chemnitz Saxony last week German rioters killed a soldier and wounded 85 privates and six officers. The dead will be buried with military honors at Frankenberg due to hostile crowds preventing proper burial at Chemnitz. Upper Silesia lacks electric power as a general strike spreads to electrical workers.
A vintage home remedy describes mixing lemon juice with orchard white to form a skin softener and whitening lotion. The guide warns straining to exclude pulp and claims it removes blemishes and sallow skin while softening hands and skin.
Amid reports from Cassel that police units are being militarized, German authorities debate forming a Prussian state police force akin to military units in garrisons. American officers note the move emerges before allied military control is established, hoping Allies will permit such organization.
The Louvre, closed since the public was informed, will reopen soon after thorough cleaning and repainting. A note on social behavior quotes a bachelor’s hesitations and a stray proverb about empty heads.
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