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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
7
Lloyd George hails Arthur Balfour as he returns from the Washington conference, praising his leadership and contribution to global peace. He recalls rumors before the talks, says the conference cleared suspicions, and foresees a brighter outlook as the East faces clearer skies.
Speakers at a Toronto banquet, hosted by the Canadian National Exhibition Association, stressed agriculture as Canada’s backbone and urged livestock breeders to focus on utility over fancy breeds. Premier Wary warned of tough times and called for livestock to meet milk meat and wool production needs.
Five steamers including the Thule face danger off the Vinga Lighthouse as the Baltic seals itself by ice. Aboard are 27 passengers and the scene forms a frozen impasse near Stockholm while American relief efforts proceed undeterred. Elsewhere Paris reports the Academie Francaise debating the word inconselable meaning unable to be frozen.
The Canadian Press reports that an authoritative source says a title for the high commissioner would be extended if Canada recommends Mr Larkin. The initiative would rest with Canada, and without a government change Mr Larkin would be the only high commissioner in London without a title.
Carl Boutelier of Mason's Point says after four years of kidney trouble he followed a friend's advice and used Dodd's Kidney Pills. In one year he gained 20 pounds, improving from 195 to 215, and praises the remedy as the greatest kidney medicine.
HA Bowman head of the reclamation department told the minister that mixed farming is needed to replace wheat. He warned that soil drifting will make drain maintenance nearly impossible and that repair work can’t be done with horses. He urged legislation to limit load on gravel roads by motor trucks.
A vintage health ad promotes Nerviline as the quick fix for nausea vomiting sour stomach and gas bloating. It claims twenty drops in sweetened water removes feelings of vomiting and cites widespread domestic use and 5 cent bottles sold by all dealers.
Ireland to supply all Free State soldiers with Irish made clothing. Grey green material for coats and linings produced in Drogheda Cork and Dublin. Large orders placed with the Irish Cooperative Clothing Manufacturing Society. Shirts socks and general equipment will also be wholly Irish products.
The outbreak of foot and mouth disease in Great Britain has led to the slaughter of about 13,000 cattle, 3,000 sheep and 6,900 pigs to date, according to officials.
Buenos aires dispatch says Argentina plans broad economic cooperation. Foreign MinisterPuerrredon's circular to legations states Argentina will grant facilities for moving meat coal wool and other national products to countries where it has representation. The move aims to strengthen diplomatic and commercial ties through reciprocal arrangements.
A London discussion on admitting women to preach and pray in regular services drew laughter from the audience as speakers urged inclusion. The motion, tied to episcopal policy in Ely, questioned Anglican barriers and suggested broader church openness across denominations.
An advertisement warns of nervous breakdown symptoms such as insomnia headaches and low mood and urges immediate remedy. It cites heart weakness as a risk and touts Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills from The T. Milburn Co Limited, Toronto, with a testimonial from Mrs. Pamgana of NK Road. The ad notes price and mail order details.
Washington announces a new air mail route from the United States via Cairo to Bagdad and Northern Persia. Under a post office agreement, aircraft will transport mails, saving about 11 days between Cairo and Bagdad. The rate will be 15 cents per ounce.
Dispatch to the Leader suggests a commission or arbitration board will be appointed to fully account for the return to western provinces of their natural resources. The King Government concedes western claims' equity but terms and which assets are returned versus alienated remain under discussion. The subsidy question will also be decided in relation to resource restoration. A Dairy Conference in Ottawa, March 7 and 9, will discuss the act on cheese grading for export with J A Ruddick of Brockville leading.
Rome reports a formal communique from President Zaneda stating there are ongoing disorders in Fiume despite attempts to stabilize the dependent state. The document notes concerns over security and governance as authorities claim progress but acknowledge challenges.
Saskatchewan Grain Association delegates urged provincial political involvement and provincial election organization. They called for reestablishing the Canada Wheat Board to manage the 1922 crop until normal conditions return, with board leadership by the original Wheat Board chairman and vice chairman.
Bank of Montreal shareholders approve absorption plan at a Montreal meeting. The deal includes up to 60 000 new shares and an exchange rate of one BMO share for two Merchants shares plus $10 per Merchants share, pending finance minister approval.
Officers on suchem colds who took the department of naval service January examinations in radio leBtAl were success in obtaining fortincates of prinenss. Among the successful candidates who were Awarded firsteclans certficates were A. Bader and S.C. Carpenter, Vancouver, while an experimental certficate was issued to W. D. Wood Vancouver. Daylight Saving in Philadelphia Thedas Heit proved by the city council. Th provides that all municipal clocks turned ahead one hour at last Sunday In April and the final Sunday In Sept.
A sweeping lockout has paralyzed nearly all Danish industries, ports, and services though seamen remain unaffected. The strike, triggered late January by wage cut attempts and longer hours, has left about 169,000 unemployed and is described as the era’s largest labor dispute.
Mexico City reports President Obregon extending control during his 14 month administration. Three generals were executed by firing squad after rebellion convictions. Eight other officers face court martial as tensions rise amid ongoing revolts and government reshuffles.
The Norris government secured passage of its land policy amid party debate. Amendments by Talbot and Dixon were defeated, while Premier T C Norris proposed foreclosures on lands and six month payment terms. Attorney General H T Johnson offered changes to exempt arrears of interest and returning soldiers, but the discussion adjourned without final wording.
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