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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills for stomach relief and vigor. It claims a gentle laxative plus tonic effects for liver and kidneys, easing digestion, sourness, and biliousness, with a price of 25 per box and dealer availability.
In a frozen night, Foster and Pete follow a perilous track past logs and snow drifts. They glimpse a man connected to their pursuer, retreat into the forest, and discover a hidden clearing with footprints and a ransacked shed as they press onward.
Foster and Pete roam a snowbound town seeking a lead while puzzling over a warning. A wary stranger watches from a doorway as theyNear a Shakirts river and snowfall they tail a shadowy figure toward a forest edge amid abandoned houses and ruined dumps. The uneasy chase unfolds in bitter cold as muffled figures vanish into the trees.
Foster trails a mysterious man toward a hill mine near a town. He explores a half collapsed shack and an abandoned mineral claim while weather and secrecy mount tension. At the town he seeks new directions as the night gives way to a damp dawn and uncertain contact.
The Detroit News reports bankers and industrial leaders urging builders not to delay projects despite high costs. Joe Otic of Central Trust Co cautions against expecting quick price declines, citing world shortages and rising wages. Frank W. Thomas of Stauffer & Co and N Willys of a major firm discuss gradual realignment, with public works as a cushion and continued demand for labor guiding the transition.
A Saskatchewan town reports Mrs. John Mortimer crediting Dodd's Kidney Pills with relief from kidney disease. She says after taking the product for a week she felt strong again and could perform housework, and she urges others to ask neighbors about the pills.
A described home emphasizes balanced proportions and refined exterior finishing. Notable details include an open French window to the verandah, a central hall, inviting living room with open fireplace, and a well lit dining area with built in closet and pantry. Upstairs offers four bedrooms and a large bathroom with ample closet space for guests.
The Chicago Daily News reports prices and wages are unlikely to fall quickly after the first phase of a farmistice settlement. A visible steadying of the market follows the settlement, signaling slower declines and a period of price stabilization.
Calgary delegates at the Western Retail Lumbermen's association discussed expanding the service department to boost housing progress. Peter Lund of Lethbridge urged not curtailing the service, advocating deeper efficiency and continued housing support. The session praised the department for aiding free service and improving overall housing prospects despite acknowledged mistakes.
A dealer argues for flexible planning and customer dialogue to adapt plans and include improvements. The discussion centers on avoiding frills if unwanted, inviting customer input, and allowing the service department to address discrepancies in material plans. The convention agrees that reasonable workmanship justifies accommodating details.
Farm Architecture Building Department offers pre printed working drawings of the lot shown for readers at a nominal price of five dollars. Address Architecture Dept this office.
Local notes outline a large livestock stable at Island Park grounds and a new Hudson's Bay Company store planned at Sioux Lookout. Lumber yards stock up for a busy season as farmers expand, while Dddielow lodges fund a home atop a Red River bluff near St Vital to aid orphans, with inter-provincial plans and a goal of 100000.
A letter describes a woman at 425 Seaton Street who, after using Mithurn’s Heart and Tonic Nerve, improves from weakness to walking unaided in two weeks. She notes her husband sought medical help, but tonic use led to recovery, and she now works again. The advertisement states the product is available at dealers or by mail order.
The Air Force confirms remains of 75,000 soldiers will be removed to central cemeteries in France Belgium Italy and Greece. The plan, supported by allied authorities and the Imperial War Graves Commission, preserves their graves in perpetuity with uniform headstones and memorial features. Each cemetery will host thousands of graves with trees and flower plots and a central cross inscription honors the dead.
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