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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
2
A testimonial extols Kruschen Salts as a weight loss aid. The speaker claims rapid transformation from very fat to slender after using three bottles and then half a teaspoon daily. The ad links the salts to European spa cures and claims they boost organs to burn fat.
The Free State Education Department estimates twenty years to reach bilingual status like Canada. A Royal Canadian Mounted Police training station will be built in Halifax. Wellington barracks will graduate about twenty five men monthly. Buenos Aires recorded the hottest day in two summers at 101.5 F on December 31 with one sunstroke case. Soviet Russia ends its first five year plan and begins the second, celebrated in Moscow. Ontario stocks elk on a 38 acre reserve near Petawawa for eventual forest stocking. Dr W W Yen, head of the Chinese delegation to the League of Nations, named ambassador to Russia by the Nationalist government. The first cheque ever written in Braille has been cashed by the Bank of Manhattan. A collection of royal family portraits is to be left to the British Museum, compiled by Mrs Thomas Brocklebank. A bronze bust of Bliss Carman will join the University of New Brunswick library.
In Dunfermline Scotland Peter Coutts sues Henry Gow over a swarm of bees alighting on Gow's land. Coutts seeks value of the bees and then honey profits. Gow argues early season bees do not yield honey and he bears feeding costs. Judge postpones ruling to consider.
The United States government refunded $80,583,566 last year due to overpaid income taxes. Several refunds exceeded $1,990 each. The United Fruit Company received $2,950,000, Lehigh and WilkesBarre Coal Company $2,189,000, Douglas Fairbanks $2,186, and Roman Novarro $7,604.
Betty Barclay shares a week recipe for lemon apple filling using lemons apples currants raisins chopped nuts melted butter sugar salt and spice mix. Squeeze lemon juice and soften peel then grind and sieve. Stir in apples and remaining ingredients. store in jars for turnovers and pies.
Crumble shredded wheat biscuits and cook until thick in boiling meat stock. Mix with bacon fat, onion, pepper, seasoning, and catsup. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites then beaten yolks. Turn into a buttered dish and bake 30 minutes at 375 degrees. Serve hot with grilled tomatoes. Makes six portions.
Five points outline key areas in county, federal, and provincial agriculture cooperation for Boys and Girls Swine Club work. They cover pig selection, breeding, home and lecture based instruction, distribution of breeding feeding and marketing guidance, organizing judging and demonstrations, and establishing strong bacon club districts.
Scientists describe measuring a molecule’s single vibration or jitter to study how water becomes steam and coal yields heat. If jitters strengthen, atoms break and recombine, mirroring fuel combustion and phase change, notes given before the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
The annual shareholders statement shows total assets of 765 million with liquid assets at 356 million, cash holdings 165 million and 52.86 percent of liabilities to the public. Commercial loans stand at 360.6 million, deposits total about 664.7 million with a 7 percent reduction, earnings of 4.86 million covering dividends and staff allocations, and a 3 million transfer to depreciation reserves strengthening future resilience.
Sunday lesson recounts Jesus teaching in the Capernaum synagogue on the Sabbath, eliciting amazement with his direct authority unlike scribes. It notes three power sources: knowledge of God, sincerity, and love, and references Jesus’ authority over demons and related ailments.
The Dominion Department of Agriculture reports 2,500,000 market hogs graded under Hog Grading Regulations in 1932, all as select bacon or bacon. It credits major gains by hog raisers over a decade, rebuilding swine stock with breeding quality and productive efficiency.
British Columbia expects gains from a Canada Germany trade agreement with Canada Germany. The BC lumber market may rise to 152 million feet to Britain next year from 87 million feet this year, a rise over 70 percent. Apple shipments to Britain also seen expanding as pulp market grows. Provincial plants poised to share a $1,000,000 increased market for wood pulp with Germany.
The record notes Doctor Koo Yusuke Matsuoke telling the League of Nations Japan would see a boycott as worse than a military attack and Dr Wellington Koo countered that China would prefer a boycott to invasion. The piece concludes that the doctor won the argument.
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