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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
7
War memorial at Theux collapsed two days after unveiling. casualties reported as two killed and one injured. A walnut grandfather clock from Europe, destined for London Ontario, valued at 345 dollars, stands seven feet high.
A garbled summary recounts a woman regaining health after a long illness with mentions of care from doctors and families. The readable text cites names like J Puri and Severin Boar and references to recovery milestones and supportive medicines, though many details remain unclear.
Experiments on Moose show altitude affects physiology. Climbing may flatten the lumbar curve and shorten a man by about an inch and a half. At Monte Rosa the peak appears lower by day’s end compared with resting in the valley.
A former mother asserts she would not be without Baby's Own Tablets for her children as a home remedy for stomach issues digestion and colds. The product is sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from Dr Willams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The passage argues that true achievement comes from effort and perseverance not quick luck. It contrasts failures who expect instant riches with those who labor, perform duties, and nurture effort over time to reap rewards under guidance attributed to Jack state.
Reported assays from Inverell New South Wales show ore yielding as high as 278 ounces to the ton. A warning note cautions against reckless handling and eating in proximity to the mining activity.
Premier Hughes announced a plan for a direct wireless cable between Australia and the United Kingdom. The Commonwealth and Amalgamated Cable and Wireless will share control and build stations within two years. Rates will follow existing cable charges, with the scheme as an Imperial Conference alternative.
A 1919 record shows 95 percent of boots and shoes sold in Canada were made by Canadian factories. Canadian plants produced about 19,160,749 pairs, with factory value around $62,319,129. For 1920–21 imports and exports values are noted but figures trail off in the fragment.
An advertisement extols Nerviline as a universal remedy for stomach cramps indigestion and headaches. It claims easy sleep relief and internal or external use and cites a successful aeroplane trial near a football ground. The copy promotes the product as a trusted family medicine and urges trials to prove its curative qualities.
Port Etienne becomes a drying site after ships are converted to fish processing uses. French official Albert Sarraut, at the Washington Conference, had toured West Africa and noted ships like the Chasseloup Loubat used for drying oil laden cargo. The report mentions drying operations and regional industry activity, including other named vessels and figures.
Saskatchewan now has about 13 000 Boy Scouts according to Ottawa headquarters figures. Four thousand have enrolled since the last report, establishing Saskatchewan as number one in Canada for total enrolled over the past six months.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hall's Catarrh Medicine with scattered letter groups and stray terms. No coherent facts, dates, or names establish a clear news item or notice.
The Japanese battleship Kaga sailed from Kobe displacing 900 tons while the American battleship Maryland completed final tests and West Virginia was launched at Newport News. Analysts say these may be last battleship launches for years, marking a grim era in naval power.
A green Canton crepe dress features a black satin roll collar and cuffs, with a black velvet cape trimmed in black fox fur and green accents. The cape can be worn separately for versatile styling.
An illustrated ad touts Toots as a remarkable digestive aid aiding stomach comfort and appetite. It notes strong flavors and claims the product provides quick relief, retailing at four dollars in drug stores.
Canada’s fur catch valued at over 21 million dollars with Ontario providing the largest share and Quebec second. Muskrat furs led in value at nearly 5 million, followed by beaver, marten, mink, silver fox, red fox, ermine and skunk in order.
Advertises Catarrhozone as a wonder invention curing breathing ailments by direct inhalation. Claims quick aid for colds, bronchitis, and catarrh without stomach medicine. Prospects include physicians and public figures endorsing the product. large size lasts two months for $1.00, small and sample sizes available.
Notice states no person under 18 may drive an automobile or truck for hire in Illinois. It also notes anyone operating a motor vehicle for hire or compensation must hold a chauffeur license. The text mentions buildings in Arabian towns and decoration restrictions.
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