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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
6
A reader reports heart palpitation and nervous distress disrupting sleep. After trying Milture's Heart and Nerve Pills on a friend's advice, relief followed. The testimonial credits The Mubure Co. with producing the remedy and recommends it to others troubled by similar symptoms.
A mature man with a long career faces job loss and shrinking fortunes yet reframes the question of what truly counts. He rejects material primacy, values health and shared suffering, and recognizing collective responsibility, shifts toward public duty and humane perspective amid economic upheaval. The piece argues inner resilience defines victory more than wealth.
Pittsburgh authorities roll out a triplicate traffic ticket aimed at curb voters and fixers. One copy goes to the offender, one to the traffic court, and a third to the controller to monitor issued tickets. پولیس
Heavy losses hit many firms in the past year or two with Dorman Long of London cited as an outstanding example. The iron and steel giant admits a loss of 247000 pounds on a 4200000 pound Sydney harbor bridge contract due to depreciation over four years and adverse exchange rates.
A patteryless device on the market includes a small dynamo in its base. A few turns of the base generates energy to light the bulb, and when it fades, turning the base again recharges it.
Frank Fedy a 22 year old from Kitchener Ontario says he has developed a method to transmit electric power long distances without wires after two years of work. He demonstrated a working system in Toronto and a transmission could be picked up two blocks away. Fedy plans to test in Montreal and envisions a receiving unit costing about 3 dollars with aerial transmission from rooftops. He has secured up to 30000 dollars in backing and credits a month long recovery from a July auto accident that left him blind for a month.
William F. Parish and Sean Cammen of New York touted a method to cut oil costs by refining crank case drainings into superior lubricants with less gasoline use. Critics called the claims amazing and doubtful after ten years of tests cited. the discussion also touched on health concerns and a patent worm powder advertisement.
A Wheeling farmer Joseph Steiff and his 23 year old daughter Mary are linked to a surreal case. The nine children, all raised near Chicago, have never seen a moving picture streetcar or radio in thirty years since the family arrived from Russia. Mary fled after a dove circled her head, an omen she believed. She was later found at a neighbor’s home.
A brief note states Douglas' Egyptian Liniment is a quick, certain remedy for hoof rot or thrush with four or five applications usually sufficient.
J A Mc Laughlin a British Columbia mining engineer who spent two years in Russia told Vancouver Board of Trade members about life there He said only about 3 000 000 Communists exist in a country of 165 000 000 people and that the Central Committee police terror govern the people He also noted the five year plan aimed at 10 000 tons of refined copper yearly but two year output reached only 600 tons.
The Lethbridge Herald celebrates 25 years of continuous daily publication with a special edition featuring congratulatory messages from Canadian public figures and publishers to Senator W. A. Buchanan. Founded as a weekly in autumn 1903 by F. E. Simpson, Buchanan bought into the paper and later full ownership, launching the Herald as a daily. The paper joined Western Associated Press and later Canadian Press through cooperative wire services.
The Fertilizer Division at Ottawa inspects and analyzes fertilizers under the Fer s Act. Analyses are printed for farmers across the Dominion to aid selecting the best plant food. Copies available free by writing to the Publications Branch of the Department of Agriculture at Ottawa.
An advertisement touts Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claiming it relieves severe asthma attacks, provides comfort and rest, normalizes breathing, and clears bronchial tubes, asserting the product is worth its price for all users.
From England to the United States Viscount Astor urges unity of effort among statesmen. He warns that political enemies howl down any proposal and calls for sacrifice of temporary advantage to avoid trouble and to push definite action.
An American visiting England boasted that one can board a train in Texas at dawn and reach Texas within a day. An English listener replied that such speed exists in England as well, highlighting comparable train travel.
The Bank of Montrest annual meeting at its headquarters approved the report and accounts. Sir Charles Gordon and the general manager criticized currency inflation and the idea of a national central bank, arguing Canada already has strong credit, sound deposits, and a robust banking system with no depositor delays.
The passage argues that Britain's recovery and global prosperity depend on sane international agreements. It cites relief of debt burdens, restraint on armaments, currency stabilization, and removal of trade barriers as essential steps to free currencies and revive international commerce.
A plain gist describes Dr Thomas electric oil as simple to use for all ages. As liniment it is rubbed into the skin and as a dressing it is applied directly. The directions are straightforward and easily understood by children and adults alike.
An English scientist created a chemical that melts snow ice and frost on a football field in fifteen minutes at a cost of $100. The flaw remains that no method exists to warm the atmosphere for spectators to sit in.
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