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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
7
An old advertisement promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cure for poor health and aged appearance. It claims blood purification, liver and bowel regulation, and overall vitality, promising quick relief from headaches blood disorders constipation and indigestion with 25¢ pill boxes sold everywhere.
In a tense scene the Downing and Roggles characters spar over loyalty to a shared past as a hospital visit and a religiously infused conversation surface their inner conflict. A photo alters perceptions, prompting confession and desire for guidance from a prospective confidant, culminating in a planned private discussion with Mr. Falconer.
Ruggles recounts encounters with Pembroke and Miss Challand, discussing Hamid Pasha's adopted daughters and the aim to introduce the young women to suitable circles. Falconer stresses class equality and moral worth over birth, urging careful social introductions and mutual respect in a nuanced dialogue about identity and belonging.
Imperial Oil will spend at least 300 thousand dollars expanding in southern Saskatchewan outside Regina. The plan includes construction of 300 and 200 barrel tanks, five warehouses of various sizes, two brick warehouses, pump houses, a seventeen horse drawn vehicle fleet, and about 8 000 steel barrels. Local manager says extensions and improvements depend on approvals.
A fragmentary note reports a feature on women in middle age during the change of life. It mentions an attack lasting winter and weakness, with a product called Vege? Compound claimed to aid strength and relieve symptoms. The passage reflects promotional language with author names obscured.
In England tiny aircrafts are tested in parks and fields. The British crew weighs 24 pounds and flies near full size speed. The pocket airplane spans small wings at 16 feet long, with speed claimed at 96 miles per hour. The Lillipotianaire claims the smallest air plane carries one passenger and returns. A French mono plane spans about thirteen feet.
Fragmentary note warns that neglecting colds can progress to consumption. Mentions a remedy or belief about a complete cure but the text is garbled, showing terms like emectes jon and ebcaile with unclear meaning. No clear person, organization, or date can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Alberta cattle bring top prices as Stirling breeder A M Steed sells pure bred Shorthorn stock to buyers including George Issac of Ontario. Prices range from 1000 to 1200 dollars, reflecting strong demand from Southern Alberta farmers and steady foundation herd sales from Steed’s irrigated Stirling farm.
George G. Anderson of Los Angeles, by commission of the Alberta legislature, reports feasibility of a northern irrigation scheme in Lethbridge district. He argues water supplies exist and costs may be lower than expected, with about 4 million dollars likely involved. Further schemes in southern Alberta are planned.
An old ad proclaims Catarrhozone as the purest antiseptic cure for throat and chest troubles. It guarantees quick relief from irritation and coughing, claims to prevent illness, and markets a one dollar size with a sample at 25 cents.
A flock of 220 young laying pullets at the Dominion Experimental Farm in Lethbridge Alberta produces fourteen dozen eggs daily and about one hundred dozen weekly. The success comes from careful selection of hatching stock from various strains with simple feeding and housing within reach of the operation.
Diamond Dyes promises a new fadeless color for wool, silk, and blends. Instructions with each package show how to diamond dye fabrics, hats, feathers, and garments.
The department of naval prices states two medals may be awarded to men who served in the navy during the war. The Victory Medal and the British War medal for naval service are offered to those mobilized and approved by the Admiralty. Officers and men who performed 28 days mobilized service or lost their lives in active operations are eligible for the second medal. Desertion or dismissal with disgrace removes eligibility. No applications should be made yet as a list of eligible recipients is being prepared.
Major Arthur representing the Dominion Air Board visited Saskatchewan to discuss air service in the north. He recommended air stations in North Saskatchewan, a training school at Rewinas, north forest patrols, and aircraft use for commercial freight and police on the Saskatchewan Unit 4 boundary.
A humorous dialogue unfolds as a young man urges a coed to step into the garden without a chaperone. The Co-ed refuses, insisting on proper accompaniment, leading to a playful standoff over propriety and social expectation.
Fragmentary report notes secrecy about an engagement and a claimed marriage motivation. It mentions a Miss Oldun and a remark about not being invited to telephone girls calls. References household acrobats and clow ed pitchers and tumblers.
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