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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
7
Fragmentary notes show wartime and diplomatic items. The British government plans limited troop movement to New Zealand while immigration shifts occur and Soviet sentiment is debated. Relief funds allocate 90000 for children's hospitals and a 2500 salary rise. Du Pont workers and German industry loom in the background.
An early 20th century ad-like passage warns of backache lumbago rheumatism and limb pains blamed on poisons in the blood. It urges readers to take Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills to arouse action and restore health.
Natives of the West Indies regard the crucifix fish with superstition and reverence. They cast back fish with sacred markings showing a man on a cross and a monk like figure, observed on the under side of the skal.
Fragmented notices indicate Clover seed crop expectations in Dryden districts for 1920 with figures around 10 000 dollars and district allocations. Mentions of J Cheney and local farm concerns appear amid references to government lines and regional agricultural activity.
The article explains how tooth decay requires removing infected dentine and shaping a cavity to support a filling. It notes decay can extend beyond visibly damaged areas as bacteria travel along tubules toward the pulp, and emphasizes pulp protection and final filling as essential steps.
Fragmentary OCR presents mentions of the fountain of south in Oxford research, life of a rat studied for 40 percent, and European topics. It references Swiekfielh unionist themes, a great banisher of 3 minutes, and a child injury test. Also includes figures like Winnipeg building costs in 1917.
Fragmented text references Sinn Fein, Mary McSwiney, and a 1910s era political context with mentions of Irish and Belgian events. It includes garbled phrases about arms, England, and war, plus scattered names and items such as a mayor, Roger Casement, and a veterinary ointment for cows. The overall content is incoherent and partially unreadable.
The Soldiers Settlement Board notes about ten thousand acres of land taken by veterans in the west with around two thousand acres granted to veterans, and only 192 veterans have availed soldiers grants under the act. Settlers have repaid their loans in full. The Mose-book sect in Iceland has been revised, and evidence suggests women's inferiority to men.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a 1923 wedding theme with Japanese women and a butterfly motif. The text is unclear but suggests preparations for marriage and a decorative back hair pin feature.
Figures from the Ottawa Bureau of Mines estimate Canada’s mineral production at about 170 million dollars in 1919, below the 211 million dollar record set in 1918, reflecting a drop from the prior peak. The data comes from Canadian mining statistics and covers ore output across provinces.
Fragmentary text notes developments in Peace River region with references to a flour plant and market timing. It mentions an elevator for grading and unclear details about the Weave River district and laser-related spaces. Further readable facts are incomplete.
The article describes pale wan cheeks as signs of anaemia and promotes Dr Walvnie Pink Pills as a blood-enriching remedy. A testimonial from Dora Kure of Winston describes relief from headaches fatigue and restored energy after using the pills. The ad notes pills available through a Brockville Ontario company with six boxes per order.
A fragmented fashion item describes a velvet coat with white angora trimming and a matching dress. It highlights a long sleeve silhouette and a high collar, noting the overall refined effect and classic styling cues.
Advert sees women urged to write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co for advice on easing painful periods and menstrual ailments with Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Claims decades of experience support effectiveness and health claims aimed at female readers.
An unclear item describes a distressed fowl being kept alive longer and hints at a possible second birth or immature behavior. The text references Boston and a water issue, suggesting a domestic or local news note with fragmentary details.
A light street car drizzle disrupted taxi traffic in New Haven as services faced minor delays. Officials urged patience while crews assessed road conditions and public transit adjustments continued.
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