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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
2
A fragmented diary excerpt describes farm work and family arrivals at Spruce Creek. Mrs Mowbray and her daughter Jean visit the narrator as Murray manages crops, hay losses, and plowing while discussing household roles and community ties amid weather and crop concerns.
Ambassador Masanao Hanihara told Philadelphia business men and bankers at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel that Japan is industrializing and will exchange manufactured goods for food. He cited raw silk as a major current export, with the United States buying about 9 percent of it in 1920, totaling over 179 million dollars.
Dominion horticulturist W. T. Macoun announces that Central Canada Experimental Farm in Ottawa has produced over 2000 new apple varieties including the Melba and the Lobo. He notes arsenic traces found in several crops and discusses broader plant uptake from soil and reports Florentine studies dating back to 1820.
Paris reports an agreement between the Colonial Ministry and the Mediterranean Railway for a coast to Central Africa railway. A bill granting the concession is expected before the French Parliament. The project aims to unlock resources and facilitate settlement in French possessions along the route.
A young reader page features E A Henry's moral about trying hard and not quitting. It cites Edison and a boy learning to skate, urging courage, effort, and faith that effort turns difficulty into achievement, with anecdotes of stubborn persistence and belief.
A scrub woman on a wet floor was killed after touching a standard electric lamp bulb. The accident occurred as she stood and the bulb was involved in the scene. Investigators are reviewing the immediate cause and safety conditions.
Sydenham resident Millie Can testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound aided her during and after pregnancy and helped her regain strength. The letter promotes the tonic as a safe, non drug based remedy suitable for expecting and nursing mothers.
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