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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
2
Walter Darre in Goslar urges farming as national priority noting many workers leave agriculture for Germany jobs. He claims Reich milk output exceeds hard coal value and meat production is about equal to coal, stressing farm production and "best blood" as crucial.
A collage of items notes Davis selected as a Rhodes scholar candidate in Canada and Franco's era forecasts, Callender’s electric impact on London, a £10 000 Air Defence Cadets fund gift, Canada’s 1988 crop area estimate, Education minister Sennitz’s recreation push, police medal eligibility for Canadian forces, and invites to the 1926 world winter sports championship in Trondheim with skiing hockey and speed skating on the program.
The United States now holds about 14 billion dollars in monetary gold, largely accumulated from cargoes arriving at ports. This amount equals roughly 98 percent of global monetary gold outside the U.S. and exceeds prewar world totals by about 10 billion dollars, with widespread unemployment and heavy government assistance implied by such holdings.
A phown-elecsne cell paired with a 20 inch Mount Wilson mirror in California could detect candlelight from 3000 miles away in New York City. The device reportedly collects and concentrates light into a small bean, allowing vision as if the observer’s eye were 200 inches in diameter.
An archival line notes that beds are woven straw, horses wear rice straw shoes tied to hooves, and rural dwellings use rice straw for thatching. The casual observation highlights traditional utilitarian uses of straw materials in daily life.
A fragment notes that live fights are frequently sent long distances in blocks, suggesting a pattern of distribution across regions. The text mentions long hauls and repeated shipments, but lacks full context or names to anchor a precise report.
Excerpted from the New York Times, the piece argues democracy must be defended as a defense of humanity not politics. It denounces absolute power, rejects prejudice, and calls for equal opportunity and freedom for all races and religions under democratic governance.
A new laboratory at McGill University’s Neurological Institute will study brain waves using electroencephalography to locate regions causing epileptic attacks and guide potential surgical treatment. Dr H H Jasper heads the effort, funded by a 50000 dollar Rockefeller grant.
According to wamewane company statistics, driving by automobile is safest on Tuesday mornings between 4 and 5.
In 1997 Canada produced about 13 576 800 barrels of wheat. The figure highlights a substantial crop year with notable output across the Dominion.
Figures from TCA headquarters outline Montreal to Vancouver distance at 2 688 miles. Montreal to Winnipeg listed as 1 508 miles with 3 180 miles of remaining route. Lethbridge to Calgary and Edmonton total 288 miles. Vancouver to Seattle 124 miles. Main line expansion to Moncton and feeders expected to further increase service.
Pattern 4930 offers a simple to sew dirndl design in sizes 6 to 16 for girls and juniors. The waist achieves a slim look with shirring or elastic, with options in wool crepe for school or printed cotton for parties. Send 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg for this pattern, including size name and address.
A Sunday school devotional centers on Jesus command that believers love one another as he loves them. It cites Biblical passages from John 15 and Luke and discusses love as willful, self sacrificing action aimed at others welfare, reflecting on God’s purity truth and compassion toward enemies.
The Lethbridge Herald notes a shift from horses to automobiles for the Mounted Police and announces Deputy Commissioner Dann's plan to establish an airplane base in the North West Territories next spring. Patrols will be conducted from the sky as the force expands beyond dog sled and canoe routes. The public will continue to think of them as Mounties in scarlet.
Dr J B Turner a botany professor at Meo University Australia describes canning flowers as a modern method to please the feminine heart. Seedsmen and florists at a recent meeting heard how canning is done and plan to market the result soon.
The text states the polar regions constitute the earth s fifth largest land mass covering about 4 802 000 square miles. It presents a concise geographic fact without further context or events.
A long article notes that former Canadian prime minister Richard Bennett and Lord Beaverbrook, once associates in law and politics, will soon be neighbors at Juniper Hill in Mickleham Surrey. It recalls Juniper Hall’s historic ties to émigrés and Talleyrand anecdotes as the pair prepare to live within walking distance, sharing a corridor of influential ghosts.
A historical note states that about one fourth of the earth's population resides in countries of the British Empire. The remark highlights the vast demographic span of British-controlled regions across continents.
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