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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
6
The piece urges personal responsibility for health words and actions in 1934, noting health habits shape life, and emphasizes restraint, careful speech, and individual duty despite broader state or economic shifts. It calls Canadians to face duties fearlessly and discharge them with courage in the new year.
An elderly Paulding resident kept his retired mail bag he carried for 30 years with the blessing of Postmaster General James A. Farley. He repaired the bag at his own expense after entering the service and requested to keep the bag as a keepsake. Creamery butter production estimates for Alberta reach 23.5 million pounds, surpassing 1931’s record.
A worn out woman endures a harsh home life and health decline described as nervous exhaustion. An advertisement for Burnin’s H. N. Pills promises to rejuvenate the nervous system and restore strength, urging women not to suffer.
Canada’s export data show eggs in shell up sevenfold and live cattle shipments to the United Kingdom climbing to about 85,000 head. Butter exports exceed last year while cheese trades fall. poultry shipments, mainly turkeys, to Britain rise for holiday demand.
A reader narrates starting Kruschen Salts to lose weight, reporting a 13 lb drop in a month and a total 19 lb loss, along with relief from "beaches" and improved morning energy. The ad claims Kruschen cleanses undigested matter and reduces watery waste, promising fat reduction and a shrinking abdomen.
A first Eskimo labor strike in Arctic Canada saw 20 workers demand 25 dollars per ton for unloading and refuse to compromise. Police and Hudson's Bay Company staff faced a stoppage, and the resulting pay pooled for the end of the navigation season.
New Department of Labor figures show about 100,000 men employed in logging on November 1, up from 35,000 last year, nearing the five year average and suggesting potential for 120,000 workers in the next four months if the trend continues. Forest Service links the rise to higher timber exports to the United Kingdom and other Empire markets, plus pulp and paper strength and depleted timber stocks.
Canada dominates asbestos and talc production in the British Empire, with strong mica, feldspar, gypsum and other mineral exports. The Department of Mines notes widespread occurrences and early-stage development in non-metallics, including clay, sand and gravel, limestone, granite and marble across the country.
The text argues Hitler portrays Germany as a betrayed nation and cites postwar steps like evacuation of the Rhineland and abandonment of foreign military control as signs of weakness. It notes reparations were wiped out and Germany was welcomed into the league, warning that disarmament promises have harmed international confidence. The lesson is described as clear in the London Daily Telegraph.
The Dominion Department of the Interior sent twenty five elk to Pembroke and fifty to the Burwash Industrial Farm near Sudbury. Officials report both herds are thriving with a five young increase at Pembroke in 1933 and similar gains at Burwash despite three adult deaths.
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