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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
3
A fragment notes Warsaw as one of the world's densest cities, with military restrictions preventing new housing outside certain limits. It cites a census finding a Warsaw building much larger than in London, reflecting rapid area growth and crowded conditions.
A Ontario woman recounts severe heart and nerve problems lasting years. She tried multiple doctors and remedies before using Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills, which she credits with restoring her health and allowing stability at home. The account emphasizes relief from fainting spells and improved strength after continued use.
J. H. Thomas declares that world work must rise quickly or a crash will occur harming workers most. He urges British workers to labor much harder and warns the Labor party suffers from jealous anger within its ranks.
A fragment notes a warning about syrup of figs as a children's laxative urging readers to remove poisons from the stomach liver and bowels. The item reflects early health advertorial language and cautions about use.
A fragmented clipping notes Western Boards of Trade discussions on federation and public ownership of water power, with Manitoba figures W M German and J T Brown cited, while unrelated lines mention personal anecdotes and an adjustable handle tool.
A Saskatchewan bill proposes a three member commission led by Major A. McPherson to study a South Saskatchewan River water supply for the Regina Moose Jaw area. The commission would assess engineering and legal aspects, negotiate with the Dominion Government, and report to the province before a plebiscite.
A fragmentary old England tale frames two miners discussing wages and union pay. The dialogue hints at hardship, but the passage is garbled with irregular phrases about hides, leather, and farming ideas.
An vintage ad promises quick relief from lumbago and external pains with a warmth inducing formula. It highlights benefits for strains stiffness headaches bruises and promotes the product as economical and family friendly, with prices in cents and release claiming Canadian origin.
An article by Gugliokio Marconi asserts the United States leads in wireless inventions and predicts wireless phones will soon supplant current lines. He notes Western Europe lags in wireless tech while China shows backward progress, and foresees lower costs as the atmospheric issues affecting lines diminish this year.
A Canadian government trade report says toys sold in Britain lack high standards and are expensive, giving Canadian manufacturers a chance to sell large quantities. It notes German competition will focus on cheaper toys while Canadian firms should target the lower to mid grade market in the English market.
Nervous people seek relief from irritation headaches sleeplessness and indigestion. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted as a blood and nerve tonic that restores nerve function and overall health. A testimonial from a Port Rosas teacher claims significant recovery after eight boxes, with claims of renewed strength and vitality. Available by mail with pricing details.
Saskat el municipal hail insurance association struggles as farmers persevere. Four rural municipalities withdraw, leaving 120 municipalities still on the payment plan, hoping several hail-free years will let the group build a reserve.
A 19 year old daughter was tossed from a sleigh injuring her elbow severely for years. The writer claims four bottles of MINARD'S LINIMENT cured her. The note from St. Joseph Missouri is dated 1900 and signs off as Ish Auge.
An official report cites Saskatchewan investments of 221 million dollars in automobiles and 34 754 cars in the province. Saskatchewan Automobile League figures show owners spent about 48.25 million on upkeep in 1919, underscoring a prosperous agricultural era while noting age-related admonitions.
Minard's Liniment promises neural relief and grasshopper extermination. A cousin invents a field device that slides between crush tires. Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets are promoted as cold relief with E W Grove signature. A gas engine powered brick cleaning machine works at 300 bricks per hour.
Northern Ontario gold mines receive an ounce premium of 4 on gold produced due to US demand. The Hollister mine case shows about 24,300 dollars produced daily, with a premium of 370 dollars per ounce adding roughly 130,738 dollars monthly. The iodine works in Chili are noted for an annual output of 50,000 pounds.
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