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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 15, 1931

Page

3

Dusty Highway Tangle Over a Honeymoon Departure

In Bakersville, Jonn Maxwell and wife Mary help Gay and Nick escape a vampire rumor for a day. Simeon Bartlett engineers a quick handoff using the Maxwell paying teller, while Halliday eye turns bitter as Angela prepares to wave goodbye to the departing party.

Jonn Maxwell Mary Johnny Simeon Bartlett Gay Nick John Nick Simeon Sam Hilton Bartlett Mr. Bartlett John John Maxwell Mary Maxwell State Line Mrs Halliday Angela Halliday Bakersville Uncle Sim

Noted Rivalry and Marriage Strain in Kaitehen Home

In a tense exchange, a jealous husband confronts his wife Angela about actions and past affairs. He accuses her of inviting suspicion and mocks her taste in lovers while she remains calm and defiant. The scene ends with a warning of further conflict as the couple argues about trust and fidelity.

Angela Hamiday Ashley

Britain Becomes Leading Trading Nation Through Reforms

Britain adopted new methods and scrapped inefficient plants to boost trade. Over the last three years it sold 10 billion dollars of its own products to protectionist countries. Lancashire exports outpaced those of the US Germany France Japan and Czechoslovakia combined. Shipbuilding and steel output rose, with Sheffield steel up 50 percent postwar. In nine months last year 34 percent of trade was with Europe, 21 percent with Asia, 18 percent with Africa.

Britain Lancashire United States Germany France Japan Ceecho Slovakia Sheffield Europe Asia Africa

She Couldn't Be Hoodwinked by Carter's Pills Claim

E Thomson of Liapaam testifies that Carter's Little River Pills improve complexion by addressing liver and stomach issues. He claims detoxification reduces blemishes and constipation. Sold by druggists in 26 cents and 79 cent packages.

E. Thomson Liapaam Carter

New Canadian Stamps Display Noted Engravers Art

A new pictorial Canadian stamp issue sent to post offices features high artistry. The five cent air mail stamp shows Winged Mercury over a globe in brown, with praise from collectors. Other stamps include blue 50 cent showing Grand Pre chapel, green one dollar with Mount Edith Cavell, red 20 cent prairie scene, grey 12 cent Quebec Citad and green ten cent parliamentary library. All denominations carry the king’s portrait with color changes in smaller values.

Grand Pre Evangeline Mount Edith Gavell British Columbia Quebec Parliamentary Library

Railways in the Air Higher Lines Push Swiss Elevation Record

Switzerland plans a Piz Bernina railway to reach 13 390 feet, lifting the European height record beyond the Jungfrau line at 11 340 feet. Only four railways in the world will surpass Bernina after completion. Peru holds the current top height at 15 865 feet. Switzerland also leads in electrification with 1 834 kilometres, 88.1 percent of its tracks.

Jungfrau Switzerland Europe St. Moritz Antofagasta Bolivia

First Allied Aviator Reprimanded For Shooting At Enemy

Captain H Weir Cook of World War I era aviation recounts how early air service used mainly observation. He notes British aviator warned for shooting at a German with a revolver and tells how others later used firearms, sparking aviation warfare.

H. Weir Cook Indianapolis Cook Sai

Calgary Vacant Lots Garden Club 17th Annual Report

The Calgary Vacant Lots Garden Club used 2 500 city lots for vegetables and flowers and seeded ten acres back to grass while summer fallowing 25 lots. Revenue reached 2 035 with expenditures at 2 587 as reported at the 17th annual meeting.

Calgary

Wedd To Gaquatic Soup. Balette Wedd To Gaquatic Soup

Balette attends Scientiot says The universe expanding like a fragile soap bubble per Sir James Jeans lecture in London. He argues nebulae receding suggests rapid expansion and the material universe dissolves as light reveals its end.

James Jeans London

Guard the Baby Against Colds

Promotes baby health with Baby's Own Tab laxative tablets claimed to keep stomach and bowels regular preventing colds. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.

Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Wonders Of Science Exhibit At Western Reserve University

Peculiar radiations from butterfly wings and onion roots and shadows controlling machinery will be demonstrated at Cleveland's Western Reserve University during the American Association for the Advancement of Science sessions. The exhibit showcases distant explorations, sound analysis, and other scientific findings from the United States.

United States Cleveland Western Reserve University American Association For the Advancement of Science

Hoping Bruce Barton Hears a Theory of Depressions

The ad man Bruce Barton jokes that depressions last eighteen months, a time measured by the public’s possession of two suits. He adds a quip about not having too many two pants suits in circulation as a humorous aside.

Bruce Barton

Kruschen Salts Claim Quick Fat Loss Benefits

An ad promises rapid fat loss by drinking half a teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in hot water daily. It asserts improved vitality, better skin, and longer life, claiming weariness will fade and the user will be more active and energetic.

Doxty

The Poor With Us and Our Duty to Care

A sermon-like meditation on Christ's teaching that the poor will always be with us. It extols generosity that goes beyond giving goods to sharing faith energy and hope, praising those who open their hearts to help wayfarers and emphasize true charity over mere duty.

Phillips Brooks

Britain Keeps Ahead on War Debt Payments to US

In the House of Commons Financial Secretary F W Pethick-Lawrence said Britain has paid about 700 million dollars more on the war debt to the United States than it has reserved from German reparations and allied rentals. He added that including interest the excess nears 1 billion dollars. A separate item notes 15 000 cases of apples and pears shipped from British Columbia to Buenos Aires Argentina as a new market.

Britain United States House of Commons F. W. Pethick-Lawrence the Treasury Mr. Pethick-Lawrence B.C South America British Columbia Buenos Aaires Argentina

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