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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
7
Advertisement claims a “Hight method” cures catarrh and colds quickly. It warns against ineffective sprays pills or nostril powders and offers a paste or treatment inhaled to eliminate germs. Prices listed 25 cents with refunds implied.
Foster contends with a shrewd rival, Telford, as he weighs land investments and possible schemes. The two navigate cautious exchanges, a bar visit, and covert surveillance to uncover who else moves in the deal amid plans for Canadian land speculation and a mine stake. Foster and an ally Pete trail a mystery figure toward a shack, pondering motives and possible payoffs.
Foster notices a limp stranger during a visit to a rotunda and a library ascent. The man appears connected to Telford and Tallon as Foster threads clues, sensing a hidden description from Lucy about a swan, while wary of others watching him. The pursuit tightens as doors open and paths cross.
The article argues postwar building stagnation must end. It urges rapid labor market stabilization, widespread planning by architects, and immediate conciliation meetings to mobilize workers for hundreds of millions in construction. Premier Norris favors a square deal to align interests and revive industry nationwide.
The province plans road and bridge extensions to improve access for distant communities near Selkirk Manitoba. Officials urge federal support for a Red River bridge at Selkirk, noting decades of delays and the potential to spur district growth and connect streetcar lines with Grand Beach.
Building for Comfort and saving costs in Chicago homes. Wind leaks, roof and wall insulation, attic space, and storm windows are advised to reduce heat loss. Direct indirect ventilation and basement warmth help maintain comfort through winter. plan heating to minimize coal waste and avoid costly heat loss.
Soldiers memorials are urged in smaller urban counties, suggesting a community hall with tablets bearing local servicemen's names. Proposals include a gymnasium and spaces for public meetings, reading rooms, and rest areas, maintained by the town and surrounding district, with medical facilities also discussed.
A woman describes long heart palpitations and fainting spells then credits Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills with restoring strength and ability to work. She notes prior doctors failed to help, and urges others to try the remedy, with orders via dealers or mail from Toronto Ontario.
The mining recording office will remain at The Pas after departments advised replacing it in Dauphin would hinder mining development. Reps urged against the move, and residents greeted the decision with satisfaction and sent thanks to the minister of the interior.
Farmers at Lethbridge pass a resolution urging the CPR to proceed with the Tabor irrigation project after surveys. They ask the Dominion government to begin the larger southeast Lethbridge reclamation to serve a wide area, and press for as much work as possible this year.
Farm departments provide print workings of buildings shown weekly for readers at a nominal price of five Mars per set. Address Editor of this.
Mrs Plante of Ste. Florence Que recounts two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills easing nearly two years of kidney disease. She says the pills quickly helped and made her feel like a new person, with friends confirming similar improvements in others who were weak and sick. By aiding kidney function the pills allegedly cleared impurities from the blood, improving overall health.
Manitoba reports eighty four consolidated schools operating in the province with only modest growth in the adult population over three years. The education department notes progress in using shared facilities and planning to boost consolidation to raise instructional quality beyond small schools.
An advertisement claims California Syrup of Figs safely relieves a sick child’s constipation by cleansing the liver and bowels with a pleasant taste. It urges mothers to check for coated tongues and signs of discomfort, promising rapid evacuation and renewed cheerfulness.
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