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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1923
Page
2
Dorothy and Wade navigate town tension over Moran and sheepmen while planning safety for the pair. Senator Rexbill and daughter arrive with political leverage to calm Crawling Water, as Wade weighs confrontation and loyalty amid rival factions.
A brief fashion note praises tweed as a practical winter fabric. It highlights a coat with a raccoon fur collar as exceptionally comfortable for cold weather and suggests it could spare carrying extra fur. The piece labels the design as a smart model for young readers.
Read Admiral W. S. Sims asserts at the outbreak of war the American fleet should act slowly and the army do nothing. He credits the British Grand Fleet with keeping the German fleet off American waters, saying the United States would be worse off without Britain.
An old ad touts Catarrhozone as a remedy for irritable throat and bronchitis, claiming its vapor reaches the sore area and kills germs. It promises rapid recovery from colds and coughs, with a 5 cent sample size and a hundred dollar full bottle offer from Catarrhozone Co in Montreal.
Transcontinental flyer Alen J Cobham aims to depart Exel on March 24 for a round the world journey aboard a De 1asi with a 200 horsepower Siddeley Puma engine. Navigator Mackenzie Grieve, experienced in distance flights, joins a route through Central Europe to Constantinople, then to Madras India China Japan the Aleutians and Vancouver before crossing Canada to Newfoundland. From St John the destination is the Azores and then England or Ireland following Read NC 4 route.
A California breeder has developed a turkey chicken hybrid called turkens. The male features a turkey neck and turkey-like head, while the female resembles a chicken. Fowls are usually red in color and weigh from 6 to 14 pounds, forming a growing flock.
Mrs James Burleigh of Chatham Ontario writes of long heart palpitations and nerve trouble eased after using Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills. She recalls an elder brother’s success and notes she took a box herself for about three months with improved sleep and strength. The advertisement originates from Toronto.
A man named Horton, long known in Halifax as a modest fisherman, may soon possess the title and estate of the late Sir Samuel Woodweiss of Gravesley Hall Great M Essex Bosland. An English solicitor’s letter suggests he is likely to underlet the title and estate, potentially becoming Sir Robert and gaining valuable wealth.
In Mont Joli Quebec Madame Paradis testifies that Dodd's Kidney Pills helped her restore health after four months of severe dizziness neuralgia and fatigue. Her daughter also suffered nervous sickness and improved after taking the pills. The testimony claims the pills act on the kidneys reducing uric acid in the blood easing rheumatic symptoms.
An ancient cedar in a virgin cedar swamp on Alun tre Island Ontavio was measured at one foot nine inches in diameter at the base. J Foster, owner of a shingle mill, states that between three and ten thousand shingles will be cut from the tree and that its rings may reveal age, estimating it to be at least fifteen hundred years old.
A fragmentary report mentions Clarias of South Africa and a climbing perch with unusual air-storage tubes in their gill arches. The text likens sounds to screams and cries and notes a specialized respiratory arrangement, implying a resemblance in physiology and behavior between the species.
Simple directions accompany Diamond Dyes to dye worn and faded garments. The ad claims reliable results on wool silk linen cotton and blends and warns to tell the druggist the material type. Diamond Dyes guarantee no streaking spotting fading or running.
Northern Saskatchewan reports a sizeable coal deposit found by a geological party in the Prince Albert district. Commissioner Thomas M. Malloy notes the discovery but details on extent quality and exact location are not yet available. Local authorities confirm the finding exists north of Prince Albert and await full reports.
In a Canadian financial paper review, Canada’s wartime revenue notes fall while councils’ revenue declines. An ad mentions home remedies for injuries claiming quick relief, praising Dr S Eelectric OM as effective. A historical note references a 440 An reflector turbine project completed by a Buffalo man.
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