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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
7
Belgrade dispatch reports daily clashes in towns under Italian fort control and desperate appeals to allied powers for protection. The Malian army is accused of numerous hostile acts against Serbs Croats and Slovenes amid rising danger and calls for patience awaiting Allied decisions.
A Canadian farmer Maxim Capusten claims kidney trouble progressed to diabetes but he credits Dodds Kidney Pills with a cure after five years of back pain and headaches. The narrative angles through dental issues and mouth sores as part of his experience.
A damaged ad note describes a facial rash worsened by fog and a dull razor. The writer tries Cuticura Soap and Ointment after seeing an advertisement, reports improvement, and mentions purchasing more Cuticura products.
Federal figures show BC cattle on ranches up over 80 percent since 1913 with major gains in 1917 and 1918. Ontario and eastern provinces also rise, BC leading the east and nearing prairie increases. Total cattle numbered about 246,130 versus 135,782 in 1913.
May seize monies the Bastviad tribistry finance is said to have asked Berlin banks to report deposits belonging to Spartacus members. Russians Bolsheviki money is cited as the ground for the move. Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is advertised as a proven, longstanding treatment. Buy it from your nearest dealer.
At the Saskatoon agricultural societies convention, resolutions urged public disclosure of Saskatchewan government agricultural extension appropriations and Dominion program spending on western petroleum. They also asked suspension of the grant regulation tied to delegate attendance due to the influenza epidemic. 150 members attended.
Final checks issued for the 1918 Manitoba wool clip sold on a cooperative basis by the Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers Limited. The bulk payment of 361,585 pounds, worth over $200,000, will be divided by the Manitoba department of agriculture among individual producers after grading at Winnipeg and bulk lot export.
The British and American forces will leave Belgium to meet Belgian government requests and be deployed elsewhere. The food minister has departed for Paris to arrange further measures to relieve the food nation.
A Manitoba relief committee reports raising 110,624.75 for French war relief and receives a grateful letter from France praising Manitobans for support during wartime and urging continued aid through reconstruction after the war.
Deputy Benott outlines French mobilization rising through 1914 to 1918 with officers and soldiers counts. By January 1 1918 infantry 2,106,773 and artillery 899,654 aviation 9,285 cavalry 166,422 engineering corps 185,110.
A reader testifies of sleepless nights cured by Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills. The ad cites heart palpitations and breathlessness improved after two boxes, claiming the pills restore sleep and calm the nervous system. It advertises mail order from Milburn Co Limited in Toronto.
Reports say French General Jules Janin will have supreme direction of allied forces in Russia with unity of command arranged. Janin, former Czech commander, to head a commission selecting a plan for an election of a national assembly as workmen cooperative groups in Omsk publicly support the new government. The government seeks recognition and aims to participate in the peace conference.
French newspapers pessimistic about the conference forecast a possible act by April. They cite the appointment of B micnceat as permanent chair described as a “speeder up.” Starving workmen parade Petrograd streets as riots surge. Troops from China and Korea are sent to suppress.
Western Canadian wool buyers report satisfactory prices for the season despite Australia’s heavy shipments. Total wool sold through Co op and the Wool Growers Cooperative Society reached 361 585 pounds bringing in about 208 000 dollars. Prices averaged around 2 pounds per bale across the province and the balance of stock remains to be processed.
Three pure bred swine breeds Berkshire Yorkshire Poland China are raised at the Manitoba Agricultural College York to teach and supply dormitory pork. More than seventy breeding culls are kept and the choicest will be sold to farmers in spring. The program emphasizes high quality stock to maximize weight gain and profitability.
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The Indian government has arranged to divert certain Australian wheat shipments to India for flour mills in Bombay and Calcutta and for tariff use. The plan aims to support districts facing acute scarcity while India negotiates crop relief amid winter rains.
The London Express reports an English inventor named H J Tay ke tersen polytechnic devised the body charge depth bomb. He worked on the concept after near Isle of Wight tests and submitted a scheme to the admiralty six weeks later. The piece notes wartime progress and mentions his prior role as an instructor.
A marketing blurb touts Catarrhozone as a healing piney vapor that reaches the throat and bronchial area. It promises relief from colds, bronchial attacks, coughs, and winter illnesses with a small, portable bottle and a sample offer from Kingston Ontario Canada.
The 1918 Okanagan fruit and vegetable season, based on figures from rail way officials and major shippers like the Okanagan United Growers and Mutual Fruit Company, is described as the most prosperous agriculturally in British Columbia’s history. It notes large production across grains, hay, stock, and dairy with Vernon and the valley highlighted as leading regions and an estimated substantial revenue base.
An old advert promotes Sloan's Liniment as a cheap quick relief for rheumatism lame backs neuralsia and other aches. The Canadian made product is pitched as refreshing and economical and urged for immediate purchase.
A modern industry in Prince Rupert BC operates a fish oil and fertilizer plant with upper harbor location about five miles from the city. It handles a daily capacity of 69 tons of fish products including halibut and salmon leftovers refined into oil and fertilizer. Output is shipped in tank cars mainly to Chicago for refining while fertilizer goes to California and Hawaii for agriculture. The venture promises notable development.
A remobilization move transports about 300 English airmen from Central North Toronto station back to England as part of a training shift. The incident reflects wartime dispositions and reassignments of personnel abroad.
Fragmentary item notes harsh winter conditions affecting a baby under care. Text mentions medicine costs and access but details are unreadable, leaving unclear actions or outcomes.
A fragmented despatch notes a sensational incident involving nuns in Amsterdam and a related event linked to Berlin. The wording is unclear but suggests a notable religious or public reaction.
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