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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 11, 1924

Page

8

Indemnity Reform Urged For Canadian Legislators

The piece argues for cutting sessional indemnities for Senators and MPs in Canada, noting Alberta and Saskatchewan activism and a push to reduce ministerial salaries. It cites debt, balance concerns, and calls for action before elections, urging smaller indemnities and fewer lawmakers to restore public trust.

Alberta Alberta Union of Municipalities British Columbus Reginald J. Hayward British Columbia The Winnipeg Tribune Inces Saskatchewan Ottawa House of Commons Canada Commons

Luxury turnips and early strawberries in southern hotels

Fragmentary notes describe luxury turnips listed as delicacies in southern hotels and early strawberries in chilly air. Mentions of an endurance race, a grocer, and a grain-fed sheep program at Fort William appear scattered with garbled phrases about radios and an umbrella.

Develph Mercure Fort Won Fort Willian

Not Far Wrong Exam Joke From Bobby

A playful note about a student named Bobby during an exam mocks spelling errors. He wrote that a synonym is a word you use when you cannot spell the word you wanted to use, reflecting humorous misdirection on language and testing.

Bobby

Learning to fly a pilot’s caution in early aviation

A wary pilot recalls that tying, physics, and temperament shape a pilot’s skill. Aerodynamics and mechanical knowhow are valued but not sufficient. As years pass, designers seek machines with self fighting properties and safer controls. An apprentice’s first error can be fatal in flight training.

Ambus Tee Ie Africa Brown Forreach Umbrella Amd

Nerviline Home Remedy Claims Fast Relief for Aches

Ad repeats Nerviline as a safe home remedy for colds, chest and throat soreness, cramps, and diarrhea with vigorous rubbing for quick results. It targets both children and adults and promotes frequent use during minor illnesses.

Warns Against Yellow Peril From Albert Sarraut in Paris

Albert Sarraut former minister and Indo-China governor general addressed a Paris audience warning the real menace to the world lies in non white populations and urging leaders in Japan and the United States to avoid a conflict that could dwarf earlier wars. Also notes about worm parasites and Miller's Worm Powders claimed to cure digestive issues by eradicating worms.

Albert Sarraut Paris Japan United States

Mower Razor Brings Extra Charge in Manchester Barber Trade

Manchester barber John Rogers wields a blades in a miniature lawn mower style razor for heavy whiskers. Clients pay an extra fee for the use of the device. Also advertised are cures for cuts bruises and sore throats with Dr Thomas Kennettie Oil and a Wembley Empire Exhibition renewal decision.

Manchester John Rogers Rogers Thomas

B C Rhodes Scholar E J Knapton Named From British Columbia

E J Knapton of the University of British Columbia in Victoria is chosen as the Rhodes scholar for British Columbia by the local committee.

B.C. Rhodes E. J. Knapton Victoria University of British Columbia

Government allows frozen pork imports from Canada until 1925

The Paris Journal Oficial reports a government decree authorising the importation of frozen pork from Canada and other countries through March 1, 1925. The notice appears alongside an ad for Mimard's Liniment for Coltids.

France Paris Journal Oficial Canada

Praise For Press Of Canada Sir Maney Thermten Meters

Sir Maney Thermten, president of the Canadian National Railways, thanks the press of Canada and the Dominion for its patriotism and honesty. He praises Canada’s editors for awakening national consciousness and solving problems, saying no paper in the Dominion can be subsidized and editors express opinions freely.

Maney Cuarine Cereenily Maney Reaiside Cana Las National Railways Preas Uke Domaion Adar Hiemsel Daring Tom Sir Heney Peposeeng Canada Dominion of Canada

World Poultry Congress Set for Ottawa 1927

The Dominion department of agriculture begins arranging for the world poultry congress to be held in Ottawa in 1927. A preliminary committee includes J H Hare R K Bakler MD Ierner W Moore and others with Hon W R Motherwell as honorary chairman and F C Ellerd as general director, following the Barcelona congress.

Ottawa Department of Agriculture F.C. Buford Dominion Barcelona Spain Minister of Agriculture J. H. Hare Poultry Commissioners Edmonton R. K. Bakler University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon

May Colonize Alaska With 50 000 Farmers Feasibility Report

The Interior Department directs exploration of Alaska colonization by up to 50,000 farmers. A special report notes favorable conditions and a ready market during summer, highlighting the Alaska Railroad crossing productive soil and rail transport for surplus crops.

Department of Interior Department of the Interior Alaska Department

Viscount Lascelles plans reconnection by rebuilding Irish castle

Viscount Lascelles aims to rebuild the ancient Castle Clanricarde in Ireland and live there part of each year while starting a racing stud in its famed stables. The ruinous 1826 fire spared outer walls, with hopes Princess Mary will approve an Irish home. London notes critique of political candor and a claim London remains a healthy metropolis as life expectancy rises.

Viscount Lascelles Ireland Viscount Lascilles Clanricardes Earl Clanricarde Lord Lascelles Mary

Soviet Steps to Suppress Narcotics Trade

Soviet Russia tightens anti narcotic laws after declining to join the League of Nations opium commission. Drug sellers face confiscation of all property and loss of citizenship. Consumers will be quarantined in anti narcotic institutions at hard labor and released only with physician certification.

Soviet Russia League of Nations Opium Commission United States

Bloodless duel in Florence tests militia leaders resolve

Deputy Eugenio Chiesa and Signor Tamborini of the Florentine Legion Volunteers Militia engaged in a sword duel after attacks by the militia were reported by Voce Repubblicana. The contest lasted 14 rounds with no wounds and a suspension ordered by doctors despite Chiesa's objections. no reconciliation emerged. Some Corn Remover treatment is noted with Corns disappearing without a scar.

Legion Italy Eugenio Chiesa Signor Tamborini Florentine Legion Volunteers Chiesa Ane Milita Voce Republicana Chiusa

Canada Needs New Currency Warns Winnipeg Board of Trade

The Winniper Board of Trade adopts an 8 resolution urging the Receiver General of Canada to issue new currency notes. The report notes current bills are elapidated unsanitary and a public health menace and calls for action by government and banks. In Lighthouse Funeral services for Adam Gaillet keeper of the light were held with a coffin lowered from the top of the lighthouse by chains and pallbearers dropped by ropes. The funeral cortege used eight motorboats.

Council of the Winniper Board of Trade Receiver-General of Canada Adam Gaillet Tne Hight Galilet

Geddes Named Chairman Of Food Prices Royal Commission

Sir Auckland Geddes, head of the food commission and former ambassador to the United States, was appointed chair of the royal commission on food prices in Britain. The panel will investigate wholesale and retail food trade conditions and the producer consumer price gap and report what actions may be taken.

Auckland Geddes Royal Commission England O Fd Royal Commission On Briwin

New Health for Suffering Women Promoted Pills

An advertisement touts Dr Hants Pink Pills as a cure for troubled, pale women. It claims to restore red blood, ease backaches and faintness, and features a testimonial from Mrs Fugene Deslanniers of Michigan. It also mentions purchase details and a stray note about a 620 pound Australian nugget and a seasickness claim.

Sue Fugene Deslanriers Hichot Tyeermansion Bean de. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville, On

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