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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
2
The text warns that after a Great War reconstruction will be hard and debt heavy. It urges individuals to adopt thrift and saving now while prices are high. Small steps like buying twenty five cent stamps can build a reserve for tough times and support national revenues.
The Patric posed of members of the Patricia Canadian Light stated the regiment would stay a complete unit in Canada's defensive forces. Lieut-Col. Hamilton Gault, wounded four times and who lost a dog, now commands the battalion on the Rhine.
Canadian and provincial agricultural councils met to discuss financing grain crops and stabilizing the surplus grain in Canada. Hon Arthur Meighen pledged to raise the issue with the Ottawa cabinet and provide full support.
A fragment notes a reference to India ink in the Gulf area and an unclear claim about its orderly procurement. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks concrete details or context.
An unnamed Cincinnati authority warns against coin use indoors and promotes Freezone as a cheap rug treatment to remove corns safely. A Duisburg occupation report states two companies of troops will secure Rhine harbor positions on the right bank in the Rhenish Prussia area.
W T Mathie of Moose Jaw won the first prize for Marquis wheat standing field crop at the provincial seed fair in Saskatoon. He also captured the first prize in the Marquis wheat open competition.
Report from Dawson Vermont notes a special delegation sent by November with a serum has reached the interior, completing a thousand mile trek through harsh terrain. The Fairtasks beat records the arrival and the route taken by the travelers.
Information from A. Pearce secretary of the registers indicates widows dependants and next of kin of men killed in action or died of wounds should apply for the war service gratuity recently granted by order in council.
A Berlin despatch details an elected people’s presidency and empire reorganization. It states the empire will include former states and allow free German states within the empire with large population thresholds. The president is to be elected by the people, serve seven years, and may be re elected. The Reichstag must approve treaties and wartime decisions. The government includes a chancellor and ministers accountable to the Reichstag.
A Nova Scotia man recounts recovery after influenza using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad claims the pills build red blood, restore energy, and prevent complications like pneumonia. It cites Amos Kaulback of Petite Riviere as a testimonial and promotes mail orders for six boxes at $2.50.
Montreal reports Canadian forces marching from occupied German areas to Belgium and France with plans to return home to Canada. Major General Dodds confirms the movement as the Allied war effort continues.
J F B Livesay war general manager of the Canadians with the Canadian forces at the front arrived in Montreal from Toronto amid high praise for the Canadian army corps. He spoke enthusiastically about their work and the potential impact on the war effort.
An old European style medical testimonial promotes Dr Chase remedies for catarrh and dyspepsia. The notice cites a physician's endorsement and lists products Dr Chase's Catarrhic Powders and Nerve Food with prices and dealer references. Some fragmented lines describe a man’s personal anecdote and a joke about a wife planning a trip.
Minard's Liniment claimed to cure diphtheria while a note on Canadian cattle flowing to U S markets described vast shipments through North Portal Saskatchewan to St Paul and Chicago. A purgative pill advert listed over 1 300 cars totaling about 5000 dollars and praised gentle action and vegetable composition.
An advertisement pledges a remedy to ease kidney trouble by taking 15 to 30 drops of an extract to aid digestion and hasten kidney disappearance of symptoms, urging readers to obtain the genuine product.
Fragmentary notice reports German and Polish forces discussing actions in Germany. Mentions Minard's Liniment and a winter treatment claim. Source text is garbled with stray letters and unclear individuals.
The article describes two types of intestinal worms that infest children from birth. It warns of the destructive host effect when worms cling to intestinal walls and notes that Mass Worm Powders dislodge both kinds and aid in repairing the damage by expelling them from the system.
A man aware of his ignorance claims broader understanding and believes he has a better chance to improve. He acknowledges limited knowledge while pursuing progress and growth.
In December 1918 packing plants near Edmont on show rising disbursements with calves turkeys and wild game indicating growing importance of the industry for the surrounding territory. The sector expects further development as markets expand and plants enlarge capacities in coming years.
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