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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
2
Fragmented ad copy promises fat loss by taking a product called Kradoem Sete and drinking water with overall teaspace. It claims improved vigor and endurance, reducing fatigue as you walk more and become healthier. Stores across Canada reportedly sell the product.
Francis Watts a Trinidad agriculture authority died in Port of Spain at 71. Alfred Duranteau predicts Vancouver port will become world’s greatest. Dr Charles Colter dies in Toronto at 64. helped form Canadian Army Dental Corps. Prince of Wales plans South America trip to open Buenos Aires trade fair with sightseeing. No legal barriers to building in London or CPR hotel per company. General Lodendorff predicts a new European war in 1932. Canadian Chamber trade delegation hosted in Shanghai Luncheon before sailing to Hong Kong. Preparatory disarmament commission adopts article on naval tonnage limits. British dirigible R-34’s 1919 Scotland to Mineola crossing took 108 hours. A-100 cross this year shorter. MacDonald’s Downing Street residence window smashed. Louis Colville Miller charged with wilful damage.
A table top flying instructor uses a real joystick rudder bar and throttle under a desk in London to teach students. A large model airplane sits at eye level and a wind up to 70 miles per hour creates realistic sensation. Movements of controls are recorded by the enclosed plane.
Canada pioneers silver fox farming in captivity and maintains a world leading position. Researchers and officials from many countries visit the Dominion to obtain breeding stock and share knowledge on conducting similar ventures.
Rev G Stanley Russell, Deer Park United Church Toronto, told Toronto Public School Teachers Association members the rise in general intellectual development does not compensate for the fading individuality of the Victorian era. He blamed mechanical inventions, typewriters, motor cars, and war’s changed nature for eroding personal traits and health. He praised the era despite modern scorn.
A young Parisian reporter Alloucherie, sending pieces from Petit Parisien, travels from Vancouver through Yukon to Alaska to study mounted police, prospectors, Eskimos, and missionaries. He will retrace the 1898 gold rush route to Ketchikan, Dawson, Nome, after earlier reporting on immigration and French Morocco and Syria.
Sir Phillip Gibbs, famed war correspondent, backs a plan led by the Prince of Wales for a new overseas settlement effort. The proposal envisions a first contingent of 100,000 young men and their families forming colonies, with HQ staffed by engineers, agriculturists, and organizers. Gibbs argues the Prince could unite Dominions and inspire service to the motherland.
Simple mailing pattern ad presents a combined apron and ruffle design. Describes a two piece belt, U shaped neck yoke, and front protection for frocks. Specifies sizes small to large, material needs, and pattern number C 892. Requests 25 cents and full mailing details to Fashion Bureau.
E. W. Wilson and a three man crew on the 25 ton fishing boat Lady Royal reached Nanaimo aboard the Brix ton after crossing the Atlantic Panama Canal and Pacific coast sailing. The voyage included dire hardship with scarce provisions and water when more than 900 miles from land. A Matson liner Wilhemina spotted the sloop and provided food and supplies.
Twenty market gardeners in the Winnipeg region plan an all year produce market in Winnipeg. The growers will occupy stalls and build cost is about $35,000.
Golden Text reads The Son of Man came to seek and to save that which was lost Luke 19 1 10 The lesson recounts Zacchaeus the chief tax collector who climbs a sycamore to see Jesus and prompts a transformation as he vows to give to the poor and restore fourfold for any wrong done The devotional notes highlight his quick preparation to see Jesus and the moral turnaround.
FE W Beatty announces Canadian Pacific Railway has secured a London site facing Berkeley Square and Bruton Street. The 77 000 square foot block will host a hotel with six to seven hundred rooms once possession is obtained. Construction follows after preliminary plans by engineers and architects.
The Post Office Department announced in the November supple ment to the Canada Official Postal Guide that an air mail service will operate through the Mackenzie River district during the winter of 1930 31. It will replace all prior services, increase delivery frequency to more than double, and cut transit time by more than half. Mail from Herschel Island to Aklavik will be carried by police patrol and Rae will receive irregular service from Fort Resolution.
Recipe summary for a cherry filled cake roll with cherry sauce. Ingredients include special cake flour, baking powder, salt, shortening, milk, red cherries. Steps cover sifting, cutting in shortening, mixing with milk, rolling with cherries, slicing, baking at 425 F for 30 minutes, and serving with warm sauce and whipped cream. Cherry sauce includes sugar flour cherry juice water and butter. Serves six.
Prepare a simple fruit dessert by dividing thick apple sauce among six glasses. Make a junket as directed, pour over the sauce, and let it set in a warm room for about ten minutes before chilling. Flavor with cinnamon or nutmeg as desired.
The Sabetna Herald notes the editor is briefly out of town. A makeup error inserted a boxing bout paragraph into coverage of the season's top wedding. It described a slugging match from start to finish and reported that the crowd greatly enjoyed the fight.
The Saskatoon Dairy Co-Operative Marketing Association Limited plans expansion into the dairy business and seeks membership eligibility. The note rejects rumors of a hoop snake trick as misdirection.
In 1919 Canada saw 238000 touring automobiles. Ten years later the number reached 4509000. The article also notes historic beliefs that Arctic northern lights could be smelted as well as seen.
A Berlin inventor showcases a “reading machine” that projects printed pages onto a screen for shared reading. It enlarges pages from a film the size of a postal card, potentially replacing several books. Whether it proves practical remains to be demonstrated.
An article cautions against quick relief from bromides and dope and recommends addressing the headache cause. It suggests gentle measures to improve digestion and liver function and promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a safer option, noting druggists sell the 25 cent red package.
Six Saskatchewan rural municipalities received combination seed cleaning outfits under a joint provincial and federal program in the scheme’s first year. The plan shares costs with municipalities supplying engine housing and transportation, as announced by Hon. W. C. Buckle, Saskatchewan Minister of Agriculture. There has been no murder execution in Denmark since 1892.
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