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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1927
Page
2
A daily paper urges motorists to reduce speed by at least ten miles per hour on snow and slick surfaces. It warns brakes can fail to grip, pedestrians risk danger, and warming up engines indoors raises carbon monoxide danger. Winter driving requires slower speeds, careful braking, and heightened alert near curves and pedestrians.
A summary of a report by EA Llosa of the University of Let tak Columna tented citing the Railway Commissioners. It notes over 200 000 bons in 152 carloads of exes from British Columbia last year, with higher egg production than other provinces and mustard plasters mentioned in a tangential context.
World wheat and oats champion Trefle of Wembley Alberta once Kendrick Idaho aims to defend titles at this year’s International Show in Chicago. His Wembley farm spans sea acres. Peacer Country yields record oats and barley. Notable Canadian exhibitors, many prizewinners, will attend from several provinces, stronger than ever.
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Column notes Putnam's Corn Extractor promises painless corn relief for hard or soft corns. Also highlights Vancouver port grain storage rising to 2,321,185 and 507,936 bushels. Miller's Worm Powders claim complete worm clearance. Canadian Farmers Marketing Tour of Denmark details final arrangements with 160 travelers sailing January 9 from Hallifax and a 32 day Britain Denmark itinerary.
A London and Montreal based steamship company offers to operate a line between Fort Chavelill and ports in England and France in exchange for a concession in the district. The Swedish spokesperson cites Arctic experience and calls navigation conditions similar to the Madison Bay route, with initial shipping planned within two years amid railway and port preparations. The terms depend on government concessions and potential navigation risks are noted.
The British Government announces the British Industries Fair will be held in London and Birmingham from February next year. It is touted as the world’s principal social trade fair with buyers from 94 countries invited, and new halls planned at White City and in Birmingham to handle rising exhibitor numbers. The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in London will organize substantial Canadian participation.
London theatre plans an auto check system at the door when the spring opening experiment succeeds. A new five story car pavilion near the theatre will handle up to 5,000 vehicles with express elevators. Reservations for the machines will be made at the venue.
Symptoms that the blood is thin call for a tonic. Dr Williams Pink Pills benefit nervous, weak, sleepless people. A King Ontario man reports restored energy after using the pills, with back pains and despondency gone. Pills helped a sick daughter. sold by dealers for 50 cents a box. Free booklet available.
Bishop J A Raegaard of Amelia Ontario says Norwegians are strong settlers and will outpace recent arrivals as Canada benefits from a favorable quota. He cites shared racial stock and parliamentary traditions aiding integration with Canadians, noting Norwegians mix well and become solid citizens amid growing migration.
A Texas crackdown is announced with a reward of 5000 dollars for information leading to the death of bank robbers. The effort aims to curb a wave of banditry that has drained banks and raised concerns over lawlessness in the state. The proclamation signals a strong stance by authorities and regional associations against ongoing criminal acts.
Louise Maglin of Golden Lake Ontario writes she suffered years of nervousness and shortness of breath with sleep disruption. After using a box of a tonic she noticed dizziness and choking symptoms ease, allowing recovery after two boxes. The Milburn Co. sells the remedy via dealers or mail order from Lisntea Ont.
Miss Dowell told the annual convention in Chicago that cracks in dishes can spread infectious disease and that current dishware may not heat water sufficiently to sanitize. She urged housewives to discard cracked dishes to prevent contamination when guests arrive.
Mrs S r Hubbard of West Rochester Vermont has completed a bed quilt with 2259 pieces. The quilt uses fabric scraps from two generations of her family dating back seventy years as she marks her eightieth birthday.
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