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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
6
Dorkin and Willow confront longing as she questions a past companion. The forest tale follows their tense exchange, inner turmoil, and a dreamlike moment of closeness, then a dawn of doubt and resolve about what steps to take next.
A fragmented text describes Hamilton's Pills as a stomach remedy with claims of quick relief and added vigor. It shifts to a dramatic romance scene where a man and woman share intimate tension and tragedy as a conflict reaches a grim climax before ending with “To be continued.”
The Provincial Paper Mutts Lan ed announces a pulp wood limit of 1 220 square smiles in Nipigon Northern Ontario and proceeds with a mill and an addition to its mill capacity to fifty tons daily. Bond financing of three million dollars funds the project while Almott Simultaneously Rest and Sons reports Chicago capitalists backing a one hundred tons per day pulp mill and a separate plant, delaying no time. The Port Arthur Paper Company and related entities plan capacity increases to one hundred tons daily, supported by bonds as Port Arthur is positioned as a busy paper hub amid interest from Chicago New York and Buffalo financiers exploring British Columbia pulp opportunities with investments ranging from 8 0 to 10 000 000. The plan contemplates taking over Cove Tu ted plant and timber holdings totaling five million feet of stumpage in the province.
A range ewe touring Saskatchewan with a remarkable seven year record yielded twelve lambs and seventeen fleeces, totaling $356.60 in profit from $15 original cost. Livestock commissioner J G Robertson notes the animal’s display could encourage people to return to farming.
By Gertrude Beresford this hamusome evening gown originates in metallic fabric bound with silver and copper threads. A basque corsage frames a heart-shaped decolletage with thick rhinestone straps. The skirt hints at a harem style with rose-bounded folds, tinted silver and rose, while black velvet beads hang from side draperies.
Explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson reports completion of grazing lands on Ba sin Island for a new ranch. He says capital is raised and plans to import a breezing herd from Norway next summer. He touts the Hudson Bay Railroad opening vast northern ranching districts and Alaska shipped reindeer meat to the United States.
The Paris Temps reports Germany has surrendered 2 000 unmounted canons and 163 000 machine guns along with 16000 airplanes and 0 90 airplane motors. Delinquent execution of disarmament and Spa agreement is noted, with civic guards in Bavaria and Eastern Prussia, police security, and failure to destroy artillery. Allies allow retention of only 20 guns at Koenigsberg and 32 at Swinemunde.
A Manitoba plan to survey unproductive lands will be inaugurated soon under Hon. George Malcolm minister of agriculture. Meetings in affected districts will link farmers with agricultural experts to gather experiences difficulties and problems. Immediate advice will be offered where possible and a report will outline specific treatment.
A smuch discussed country Czecho Slovakia dominates the glass bead industry. Peasants mainly sort bead stock and string beads manufactured in vast quantities in many colors and sizes. Beads are threaded by children. The prong horned antelope is found only in North America.
Official from the Department of the Interior announces that the Castle Laggan highway is completed and opened to motorists, linking the Louise region with the prairie United States. The reopening enables easier travel and access to the Lake region for provincial and cross-border traffic.
Emigration from Ireland during the first ten months this year is about half the level of the prewar five-year average. A total of 12,752 emigrants are recorded, including 7,808 women, with 4,268 men. About 78 percent of emigrants went to the United States. Peacocks replace turkeys on Christmas tables in some homes. WON. U. 0
A fragmentary passage from an Ontario page features scattered quotes and phrases about women and public life. The readable bits hint at discussion of influence and opinion among notable Ontario women, with unclear context and incomplete lines.
A Hamilton Ontario reader, Mrs EB Martin, reports relief from long illness after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She describes weakness, nervousness, and facial pallor improving, with a perceived gain in strength and vigor after trying the remedy. The testimonial claims the product is purely vegetable and free of alcohol.
Regina born pianist Manetner, deemed a fast rising child prodigy by musicians, will give a recital at Massey Hall. She impressed Toronto Conservatory of Music audiences last spring under Paul Wells. Reported as exceptionally gifted beyond her two years of study, with remarkable musical feeling and rapid memory.
The Nerwor government banned importing literature from Russia to halt Bolshevist propaganda. An exception is allowed only for strictly scientific material, non political in nature.
England is developing road rubber slabs to deaden traffic sounds. Flat slabs three quarters of an inch thick are laid and attached to steel reinforced plates. The system aims to reduce noise pollution by absorbing vibrations from the road surface.
A Vancouver Province report notes the claim that a dollar bill may host about one million microbes. The piece discusses the common size of bills and the idea that a holder owns roughly ten spare microbes as part of the claim.
A twelve-foot alligator may be about 75 years old. The text notes long lifespans and mentions Lithuania as a historic European power for over two centuries, highlighting its status as a large state in Europe.
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