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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
7
A cautionary note urges mothers to consult a doctor before giving any unknown remedy to a child. It advocates Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as a trusted remedy, endorsed by doctors for over 60 years, and notes it is made in Canada.
Dustin doubts a notebook loss and suspects Corse Gray. Peyot hidden in desert night. They bury the figure in a trench and ride back to Rutlands as dawn rises over the desert.
Edith joins Stone on a westward ride as Crewe and Carr clash over who betrays whom. Stone hints at a secret in a notebook linked to Corse and Gray, while Dustin’s gang and Kane loom as a mystery. The Hour-glass crew chase clues up Red Water and Stinking Water canyons to uncover a hidden stake.
Edith recalls legends of the land as Stone mutters about the iron stained stream and the eerie names. A hike through Red Water canyon reveals sulphur springs that even sheep avoid. They follow a valley path toward a white birch and the next deep lea called Stinkin Water, then a sunk can.
A devotional fragment quotes Revelations 2 10 urging faith amid ten days of trial and praise for endurance. It reflects prayerful guidance asking God to grant peace calmness and resignation to divine will through all changes and difficulties in life.
J Don Duggan then 30s walked from Thunder Bay to Fort Garry now Winnipeg over 29 days via Dawson route made famous by Col Wolseley. He carried 26 travelers and two teams with ten dollar ticket Red River route No 241 Public Works Canada.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers conducted a humidity test using blonde hairs as the sensing element. The experiment concluded blondes provided the best performance for atmospheric humidity measurement.
Chinese farmers cultivate a small insect that spins cocoons of pure wax. Masters have learned to coax the insect to produce enormous quantities of wax, which is grown on trees to harvest.
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