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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
7
The American Relief Administration received a shipment of 2509 tons of food at Prague via Trieste as part of relief efforts for Czechs.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a universal tonic for digestion and stomach ailments. It cites testimonials from Mrs Wallan Dale and others praising renewed digestion, regained strength and better health after using the pills. The copy notes availability by mail or at local medicine dealers for 80 cents a box.
The British embassy in Washington reports Canadian citizens must hold passports to depart the United States for any destination. The Echo de Paris notes German Zeppelins will be converted to operate between New York and harbors, signaling potential airship activity.
The Rev Father Lec mire of Nord department proposes planting an avenue of trees along a pilgrimage route to honor unknown pilgrims in the Vosges mountains. Albert Le:
Attorney general Gordon Howard outlines the British position that offenders, regardless of rank, must suffer punishment. He notes uncertainty about who qualifies and charges, and stresses secrecy in criminal investigations and legal questions as sub committees gather facts and consider law. The piece references wartime financial deductions to be settled by Havas despatches from Brussels.
Italian naval minister orders warships to repress anti Italian disorders in Istria Dalmatia and Albania. Vessels must stay ready to land parties and maintain vigilance at ports to curb provocations on both sides.
Reports from Amsterdam indicate Field Marshal von Hindenburg plans to raise four army corps to guard Germany's eastern frontier. Allied officers monitor the move as it could alter estimates of German strength and the basis for the occupation force.
In a naval port move a batch of 98 subs has been distributed among units with intent to supply remaining portions. The message notes further deliveries are planned to complete the allocation.
Telegram from Major General Mewchsister indicates Edmonton will be the demobilization hub for the district once the new system takes effect. Troops wishing to take Edmonton elector sets will be shipped to Eston for discharge, covering areas from Red Deer south to the territorial and provincial boundaries.
The Prince Rupert customs receipts for 1918 totalled 23808478 dollars, reflecting growth in the district. Fisheries dominated the output with halibut 15,206,700 pounds, salmon 89,038,500 pounds, cod 27,? misread, herring 2,390,400 pounds, and total fish around 1,539,000 pounds. Building permits reached 106,301,400 dollars for warehouse and wharf expansions along the harbor.
The article reports on a proposed universal tax by Italy to finance war indemnities and debts, with plans for a sinking fund to cancel obligations. It notes ministers’ discussions at a peace conference and references the central powers being urged to bear the costs.
Ottawa warns Canadians travelling abroad to secure passports from the external affairs department before leaving for any destination beyond the United States. The British embassy in Washington also notes passports are required for all departures, as many travellers have been delayed or turned back at U S ports when heading to Cuba the West Indies Central or South America. General Pau is due in Ottawa mid month after a stop in Vancouver with a special train to carry him across the continent.
Reports state Kronstadt artillery bombarded Petrograd with no fatalities among civilians. Finnish press quotes travelers corroborating the claim, while authorities urge caution amid conflicting accounts.
Letter from a user praising Dr Chase's Nerve Food and Kidney Liver Pills for restoring energy and sleep. The writer notes improved liver and kidney function, better mornings, and overall health after a combined treatment. Mentions prices and a local dealer Edmonson Bates & Coy Ltd.
Manitoba reports 3785 dead in the great war with 189 officers among them. Influenza and pneumonia deaths rise in Winnipeg as 1438 people die in the epidemic through January 1919. An asthma remedy by Dr. J D Kellogg is promoted with claims of many cures and relief for severe cases.
Testimonial from Mary Hastedt Covam dated Oct Aug 19 1917 claims Uticura Ointment and Soap cured pimples back and face. The card promotes Curlcontper end Otmemes and panels postal style from Boston Dept A U S.
Alberta officials pledges promised financial assistance for school systems in principal cities. Delegation of mayors pressed for province wide support while government names focus on high schools and provincial schooling policy.
Former British premier calls for a world wide league to govern nations and prevent war. He stresses respecting state sovereignty while removing temptations to war through disarmament and international organization.
British air service casualties reach 16 623 with 6166 killed and many wounded. remaining prisoners taken. Publisher praises Minard's Liniment as a trusted home remedy. Alberta’s new industry potential Calgary to host film production centers. Mothers attest to the usefulness of Mother Graves Worm Exterminator.
A U S correspondent reports an off the record accord between Italy and Greece. Greece would internationalize the Straits of Corfu and Avlona region while Italy would support Greece on Epirus and abandon further claims. Read as negotiators seek to avoid official conference friction.
Fragmentary line claims Sloan's grip on joint and muscle pain relief. Mentions unreliable remedies and dubious claims with unclear names and context.
A fragmented item notes money orders connected to Macey Orve and an act relating to oceanic commerce or practice. The readable bits point to financial instruments and possible business dealings involving a named party. Further specifics are obscured in the damaged text.
After a meeting of a special committee appointed by the Great War Veterans Association the Vancouver employers' association executive recommends discharging alien workers and filling the positions with returned soldiers.
An advertisement extols Catarrh ozone inhaler as a cure for weak throats and bronchitis. It promises straightening of the voice, stopping coughing, and easing breathing with piney antiseptic vapors. Available in multiple sizes from the Starrhozone Co in Kingston Canada.
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