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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
2
A Harvard professor’s table of wars shows 602 major conflicts since 500 BC, with World War I eight times larger than all prior wars combined. The piece argues the war accelerated invention, mass production, and nationalistic tensions, destroying the prewar economic system and demanding a multipronged, interconnected set of reforms rather than a single solution.
A health claim describes Milburn’s H. N. Pills as a remedy for fatigue headaches dizziness and weakness in young girls and tired women. It asserts renewed vigor through nerve toning blood enrichment and restored vitality.
Secret British invention by W Batchelor uses light to turn flower-bud into blooms in minutes. Demonstrations show rapid petal development in crocus bulbs and potential to boost yields in clover, cereals, roots, sugar beet, and possibly fruits and vegetables. Ray claims to pierce darkness and fog at hundreds of yards, aiding distant visibility.
A 24 year old woman, Tam, 5 ft 5 in, reports dropping 28 pounds above normal after using Kruschen Salts. She claims improved energy and complexion, attributing results to pure blood and daily toxin elimination. Kruschen is described as aiding internal organs to remove waste and poisons that become fat.
Los Angeles actor Albert De Winton says he has returned from nine months in Mato Grosso Brazil after searching for Col. P H Fawcett the British explorer who vanished in 1925. De Winton reports vague Indian news but retains belief Fawcett is alive in remote interior regions.
A fragmented medical ad style note urges liver stimulation using bile without calomel. It references low spirits and liver health, with garbled lines implying tonic or stimulant use and possible remedies, though the text is mostly unreadable.
Demand for wheelbarrows rises as oiv works aid creates jobs in Lincoln Nebraska. Lancaster County Engineer Weaver says no wheelbarrow available in local supply houses. Magistrate questions a misheard line about pushing a wife from a window. defendant explains they forgot they moved from the ground floor.
The Royal Bank of Canada reports a favorable year with a strong position. Sir Herbert Holt stresses taxes and government debt, while Morris W. Wilson notes solid assets total 362.5 million and Canadian deposits up. Discussion covers potential central bank, note-issuing privileges, and a cautious path toward renewed prosperity in Canada.
A writer laments new words to describe loud noises from drills and bikes. Miss Freda Thompson becomes the first woman in Australia and third in the British Empire to receive a flying instructor's license.
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