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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1916
Page
3
The article notes high Canadian egg prices due to strong British demand, with imports from the United States and domestic storage affecting supply. It stresses uncertain continuation of demand, dependent on egg quality, and calls for careful supervision to build a long term Canadian egg trade.
A fragment discusses Siam with notes on land area about 200000 square leagues, population roughly 149487 in the last census, high temperatures near 106 degrees Fahrenheit in Bangkok, May as hot and December cool, and the Siamese language used in speech and writing.
A newspaper notice highlights testimonials from Americans praising Minard's Liniment as the best household remedy. The ad emphasizes straightforward, unembellished statements rather than press agent interviews for the product from the Minard's Liniment Co. Ltd.
The Journal of Paris cites a curial article by Dr Guepin expounding before the Siena Academy on the care of a 22 year old soldier. The doctor reports partial disruption of the brain and notes the patient has recovered so far. The rapid removal of brain tissue is claimed to cause no appreciable trouble according to the doctor.
In a Winnipeg Telegram report the writer notes Canada now supports Great Britain financially after earlier doubts that any large undertaking could be completed without major effort. The shift shows Canada aiding Britain in financing the broader war effort.
In December the Canada Gazette notes government gratitude for farmers in Canada supporting wartime efforts and increasing agricultural production. The piece commends farmers for livestock and crop efforts amid military strain and empire needs, urging continued duty and resilience.
The article describes Aden on the southwest Arabian coast as a volcanic peninsula fortified and garrisoned, highlighting its rapid population growth and expansion since the opening of the Cape route. It notes its key value as a naval station and coaling hub with imports around 10 million dollars and trade links to Bombay and Zeila toward the Cape.
A fragment reflects affection for a figure who handles payments and papers with pride. The speaker admires steady progress and the aura around the office, expressing personal attachment and the influence of contributors.
A testimonial asserts Nerviline cures chronic rheumatic joint pain stiffness and neuralgia. The speaker, Parks of Palace, credits Nerviline with warm soothing action, improved mobility, and blood flow, claiming decades of use and wide dealer availability.
Saskatchewan government to appoint a committee of native teachers to consult with the provincial superintendent of education on revising the curriculum. The panel should include professional educators and lay representatives from outside public opinion, with nominees perhaps from the Saskatchewan Public School Board and the provincial citizens association. The aim is to tailor reforms to local needs and conditions.
An Ontario dairy and farming bulletin warns that grain smut causes both direct and indirect losses amounting to millions and urges caution about feeding smutted grain to livestock. It cites studies, expert opinions, and a Canadian bulletin noting digestive disturbances and fatalities in animals fed contaminated feed.
A fragment mentions doctors and Dr Thomas Eve oil as a remedy for wounds with claims of quick action and no scarring. A classroom scene features Miss Wheat quizzing a pupil on Washington's Farewell Address, the student responding confidently.
The 1915 external trade total for Canada reached 1 121 25 million dollars with per capita 177. Manitoba population 5 000 Winnipeg 290 000. Prairie provinces expected to add large export shares in 1916 led by grain exports from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta likely boosting total external trade above 400 million. The three provinces together may supply about 500 million of Canada’s exports including manufacturing and agricultural products.
A long article reviews Stefansson and McClintock Arctic work, Franklin expedition fate, and the discovery of a cairn near Cape McClintock on Prince Patrick Island. It notes Lady Franklin’s influence, 1845–1847 search efforts, and the 19th century push for the Northwest Passage.
Agents in every town and village are sought to sell made to measure clothing in Canada. The Crown Tailoring Co from Canast Tailors of Toronto offers good commissions and magnificent samples for sale outreach.
Oliver Lodse writes a message to the bereaved urging remembrance of the sacrifices of those who died in Europe. He notes mitigating circumstances for the dead, calls for not mourning unduly, and emphasizes ongoing service and hope for the living. The piece also advertises Mother Graves Worm Exterminator.
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