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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
6
An editorial condemns the low world mood of the past five years and the rise of dependence on government aid. It urges self-reliance, perseverance, and personal responsibility, especially among youths, while acknowledging ongoing need for relief where conditions are beyond control. Clergymen, teachers, and parents must lead the shift toward courage and independence.
Prince of Wales reportedly wrote a slow march for bagpipes called Majorca. Pipe Major F MacDonald of the Scots Guards praised the tune as invigorating and inspiring, and the Guards performed it at the Tower of London recently, though the composer remained unidentified.
A housekeeper reports that while the mistress was away, a child named Willie swallowed a bug. She says she gave him fan insect powder to treat the situation and calmed the household.
Ottawa Dominion Botanist Dr HT Gussow has been elected president of the American Phyto-Pathological Society. The annual Pittsburgh meeting elected him unanimously. the society, started in 1908, gathers leading plant pathologists and mycologists in Canada and the United States. Gussow, a charter member, is recognized for his influential written and oral contributions to science and agriculture.
A near seventy year old man reports that Rheumatism plagued him for years and once sidelined him for nine weeks. After five years on Kruschen tablets he has not felt rheumatic pain in over four years. Kruschen is claimed to dissolve uric acid crystals and flush them from the system with a small daily dose to prevent recurrence.
Professor A A Leitch former Ontario Agricultural College economist says she accepted the chairmanship of the Dominion Marketing Board subject to cabinet ratification She is a prominent tobacco grower and the board was created last year to regulate marketing of natural products under the Natural Products Marketing Act Dr George S H Barton deputy minister of agriculture has asked to be relieved of his duties. A discussion on family savings amid neighborly expenses is noted. The largest carillon in the world installed at Bournville England now has 48 bells with the heaviest weighing over three tons and the lightest 12 pounds.
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