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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as the surest remedy for catarrh, throat ailments, nose colds, bronchitis, and related illnesses. It promises a $100 guarantee and claims nationwide availability through dealers, mentioning Kingston Ontario.
In a tense exchange Lucy weighs suspicion and trust with Foster about Lawrence, Walters, and a dangerous covert mission. Vivid narration recalls a cold crevasse rescue, the men waiting in fear, and Lucy confronting fear and loyalty as the group braces for the unknown outcome.
Foster pursues Walters and Daly across mountains, tracing a blackmail plot and a possible marriage motive. He travels by train to a mining town, encounters a harsh western scene, seeks clues in a new hotel, and reflects on Walters, Daly, and Lawrence as the search continues.
The article argues for rapid action to accommodate Western Canada's rising population as immigration surges postwar. It discusses building material costs, housing design ideas for durable walls, damp-proofing, and interior features like closets and pantries to meet demand. It emphasizes practical construction plans and architectural options suited to growing towns.
A fragment from a Victorian style dialogue where a husband asks if a married woman would help him secure wealth after his death. He suggests a plan to ensure the woman’s lover receives millions, while a confident reply hints at social judgment and risk. The text reflects themes of secrecy, marriage, wealth, and reputational peril.
Proposed 300000 building for Sask. schools advances with plans for fall 1920 opening in a new facility. The structure will house about 340 students, include a gymnasium and library, and feature additional PKs. The campus will rise near the university area as part of expected expansions.
At the Clearwater meeting the following officers were elected for this year: Geo. Gilbert president H. Aleck secretary J. Metregon treas F. Collins He Wall and John tors were named to posts.
Sinn Fein members of parliament now in English prisons are to be released in a despatch from Dublin. The government has decided to act after reviewing authorities and sources. The move signals a shift in policy toward political prisoners and potential early parole or release terms.
A reader testimonial from Willis Steeves and family credits Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills with curing palpitations and nerve trouble. The letter describes breathing difficulties, dizziness, sleeplessness, and recovery after using one to three boxes, with the product marketed by The Milburn Co. and available via mail order.
New York builders face wartime material scarcities as window glass brick and cement supplies tighten. Production idle periods and war service wage pressures push up costs, threatening the pace of a potential postwar building surge unless materials become available and prices stabilize.
Reader notice announces availability of architectural drawings for buildings shown in the paper. Sets priced at five dollars each with further information and address provided for orders.
The Greater Winnipeg Board of Trade held its January 21 dinner at the convention hall with over 1,000 members present. Arthur Meighen and a long list of dignitaries attended, and a resolution on mortgage and sale proceedings was debated, aiming to ease arrears and assist government efforts.
Fort William issued 115 building permits in 1918 with total value 535 615 dollars. Canadian Speed Manufacturing Co saw construction of its elev and plant with half the year’s total expended. Plumbing permits totaled 197, per the inspector’s report.
A fragment announces a personal crisis habit about women and foot discomfort. It touts freezone as a quick remedy to remove corns or calluses, claiming painless drying and no skin irritation. The piece ends with urging readers to clip it for use at home.
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