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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 16, 1933
Page
6
The article argues the postwar economic crisis stems from the peace treaties and narrow nationalism. It urges global conferences, compromise, and cooperation to avoid a second world war, warning that rejection of conferences risks continued depression and potential conflict. It praises efforts such as Lausanne and Ottawa as steps toward freer trade and coordinated policy.
Mrs George Serwener of nscwigewank NB writes that she could not sleep and felt tired, then tried Milburns Hearts and Nerve Pills after a neighbor recommendation. She found them very helpful and bought two boxes.
Sarah Davey Ryder born in London eighty seven years ago recalls emigration to Canada before Queen Victoria's reign. In Montreal she celebrated her hundredth birthday at home, recounting life in Therville, colder winters, horse drawn buggies, and her family’s long stay. She enjoys meals and ale nightly, but cautions mothers about late nights.
Two workers at the Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research in New York announce a breakthrough. Harmless magnetic iron particles are injected into the body to attract the immune cells, separating them from billions of other cells. The cells survive in vitro and are studied in glass dishes to learn their functions.
A developing scheme seeks a Galway base for aeroplanes to operate with fast trans Atlantic liners. C H Clendening of Irish Trans Atlantic Corp plans talks with New York bankers backing the project. Dutch and Canadian interests are shown interest as governments eye vast commercial potential.
The Ceylon state council asks the secretary of state for the colonies to restore the Kandyan kings throne now in Windsor Castle where it has rested for over a century. The silver gilt throne, once used at royal investitures until 1924, was moved to the grand vestibule by royal command for decorum.
Belfast city gas department reports a new creosote oil substitute for gasoline showing success. Over 15 months twelve municipal buses on various routes have used the fuel with excellent results. More buses will convert and a five year plan to switch all buses is outlined. J. D. Smith, gas works manager, has sent the formula worldwide.
Dr Jesse Holmes of Swarthmore College argues the world has passed through three ages the soft age the sentimental age and the cynical postwar era and now enters an age of genuine faith and willingness to sacrifice for great ends Scholarly forecast emphasizes wartime aftermath and moral initiatives.
A ten year old egg from China, brought by Mrs. H W Dunning of Brooklyn, was featured at the Chinese eating event in Jacob Sleeper Hall hosted by the Boston University Women Graduates Club. The egg, preserved in quicklime under a Chinese custom, is esteemed as a delicacy in China.
Hanover Steinbach Mennonite settlement in Manitoba earns second prize in Canadian National Railways community progress competition for European origin communities. Judges praise farming development. Ukrainian Vite and Sifton districts take first and third places respectively in Manitoba.
Dr. Clarence Crafoord of Stockholm announced a successful delicate operation in which he stopped a woman's heart for four minutes to remove a blood clot from the heart. The patient recovered. It was claimed as the eighth such operation in medical history, including three by Crafoord. Two others occurred in Sweden and three in Berlin.
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