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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 08, 1940

Page

2

Princess Royal promoted to chief controller role

The King approves the Princess Royal promotion to chief controller of the auxiliary territorial service. Ottawa death of Harlan Ingersoll Smith, 67, former Dominion archaeologist and ex assistant director of Canada's national museum. Prague dispatch notes Czech towns to receive German names for official use. Canadian Red Cross volunteers aid blood donation drive. Asahi cites Count Galeazzo Ciano proposing a new anti Comintern bloc excluding Germany. Northern Ireland ministry aims to secure 10 000 acres of flax in coming season via option on Canadian certified camp.

Princess Royal Auxiliary Territorial Service Harlan Ingersoll Smith Dominion National Museum of Canada Ottawa Prague Czech United States Theanadian Red Cross Society Asahi Galeazzo Ciano Japan Germany Northern Ireland Ministry of Agriculture Canada

Popular Cowboy Songs Sheet Offered By Home Service

A Winnipeg Home Service notice advertises a 19‑hit songbook “Popular Cowboy Songs” with words, music, and piano, inviting readers to send 15 cents to Home Service Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union. Other booklets listed include Good Letter Writing Made Easy Good Table Manners and Tap Dancing Simplified.

Sonora Ozarks Arkansas Home Service Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg

Plain Truths by Dorothy Thompson on U S war stance

Dorothy Thompson argues in Ladies Home Journal that wartime avoidance was tied to Britain’s power and warns that after World War I the United States could have guaranteed a century of peace by using its financial economic and naval power alongside the British Empire.

Dorothy Thompson Ladies Home Journal United States Frepire

Nutrition and hearing linked by British child studies

Dr J W S McCullough notes growing interest in nutrition across Canada and highlights British tests on 1,000 well housed children and 6,000 in poorer conditions. Ear checks and audiometry show middle ear disease far more common in poor groups, tied to deficient diets. Improving social conditions and nutrition is seen as key to preventing deafness.

Canada Great Britain

Eatorial Note On Readers Securing Laughs Carcer Articles

A terse note explains that readers may secure complete Laughs Carcer articles by visiting the Health of 108 Bond Street and obtaining copies. The message emphasizes prompt action and direct collection at the stated address.

Bond St

Earthquake Toll Across Four Thousand Years

A scholarly estimate places earthquake fatalities at over 18 million deaths worldwide across roughly four millennia. The figure reflects cumulative disaster impact rather than a single event.

Parable of the Two Sons and Obedience Lesson

Devotional notes on Matthew 21 17 22 and the parable of the two sons. It discusses obedience to God, repentance, and the contrast between sincere action and polite but insincere promises. Also includes a sewing pattern notice for Anne Adams pattern 4259 with sizing and ordering details.

John Matthew George A. Buttrick God Jesus Kingdom of God the Baptist

Calgary student named 1940 Rhodes Scholar

Neil V. German a 23 year old third year University of Alberta student from Calgary is named a Rhodes scholar for 1940. Officials say the scholarship will not be tenable until the end of the Second Great War.

Neil V. German Calgary University of Alberta Alberta Rhodes Scholarship Committee

Albinen Village Reached By Ladders In Alpine Isolation

A fragment describes Albinen, perched high above the Rhone valley in the Bernese Alps, reachable only by seven ladders from Leukerbad. Citizens carry heavy burdens and learn to move with ease, illustrating adaptability and attachment to home. It notes a claim about red hair frequency in North America at about three percent, a long-standing figure.

Rhone Valey Bernese Alps Albinen Leukerbac Home North America

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