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A brief line from a Toronto printed item referencing special arrangement distribution or arrangement of money with a suggestive line about money.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
6
A brief line from a Toronto printed item referencing special arrangement distribution or arrangement of money with a suggestive line about money.
The Blaisdell and Flora families plan summer trips and camps. James Blaisdell insists on family time at Hillerton, while Elizabeth worries about autos and shore trips. Flora reveals Frank sold his grocery stores for rest, triggering a cascade of reactions from Maggie and Mrs Benson.
A letter from Mrs Albert Brunet of Ontario reports long standing backache linked to kidney issues improved by Dr Chan's Kidney-Liver Pills. The note cites relief after two weeks and mentions a friend’s similar experience. Pills sold at 25 cents a bottle through dealers or Edmanson Bates & Co Toronto.
A historical note extols fresh air and brisk walking as superior to medicine. It cites Theodore Roosevelt’s maxim about outdoor activity, urging readers to walk to work, breathe deeply, and enjoy sun and air for better health and work efficiency.
A teacher in an elementary class tests memory of the Ten Commandments and a child replies with four words Keep off the grass. The scene ends with a note on supporting local merchants and home industry.
A dental article explains pulp death in teeth and how infection from abscessed teeth can be avoided by keeping teeth clean and filling cavities promptly. It warns about the dangers of inflamed pulps and the painful, skilled process of root canal treatment.
Theo Baker of Winnipeg credits Taniac with a dramatic health recovery after two years of stomach trouble. He reports relief from gas, bloating, and fatigue after using six bottles, noting improved sleep, weight gain, and renewed strength. The product is sold by leading druggists.
The sacred books of the Tibetans are described as among the most extensive religious works, reportedly totaling three hundred twenty five volumes. The note emphasizes their vast scope within Tibetan religion.
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a bedtime laxative cleansing the stomach and bowels to relieve bilious symptoms and headaches. It also touts small opera glasses worn like spectacles as a fashionable accessory.
The Westminster Gazette argues that the idle rich face charges of self indulgence but that their private expenditure is small compared with overall wealth. It suggests reallocating spending to wage funds would barely affect workers.
The King has given consent to a proposed tour of the Scots Guards band in Canada next spring, arranged by Charles Harris under the auspices of the Canadian war veterans.
The French admiralty warns ship captains to stay vigilant for mines. reports indicate mines have been found in the English Channel amid ongoing naval tensions.
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