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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 04, 1929

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told From The Times

Joe Haverle of Zeppel Works sails to Tokio to prep for Graf Zeppelin cruise. Winnipeg reports death of 2 year old George Buchanan Jr in Red River expedition fallout. Population drops 44 112 in first quarter, vs 2611 rise in 1925. Canadian Social Hygiene Council heads meet in Montreal with new vice presidents named. Camp Borden course demand exceeds capacity. Yale divinity professor C Macintosh named native Canadian. Citizenship denial for defender of United States. Frank G McDonagh elected president of Canadian Pensioners Association. Bank robbery suspect Arthur Thomas jailed for five years and ten lashes. Saskatchewan stockmen report cattle rustling unchecked at Swift Current convention.

Joe Haverle Zeppel Works Tokio Beth Riel George Buchanan Red River Sir Garnett Wolseley Winnipeg C. Macintosh Canada Yale Divinity School United Warren Arthur Thomas Grandview Royal Bank of Canada Vancouver HC. Shaw Sealeu Saskatchewan West Saskatchewan Stock Cation Swift Current

German Journalist Plans Fraser River Canoe Journey

A young German journalist from Munich, Cast Schwerla, will canoe from Blue River to Vancouver, traveling the Fraser and Thompson rivers then returning to Jasper by train. He aims to explore Athabaske and Maligne Lake, presenting river and lake travel through his writings and films to bring Canada to Europe. The folding craft weighs 35 pounds and mirrors the light Eskimo kayaks used by explorers.

Pacific Coast Fraser Thompson Rivers Vancouver Jasper Famanton Schwerla Munich Mount Robson Blue River Schiwerla Hans Athabaske Maligne Germany Sgt Canada Europe

Fragmented Mexican insurance anecdote and worm metaphor

The text describes a bizarre worm living in a bean and a peculiar insurance line about not dying by one’s own action within a year. A prospective victim questions the wife’s reaction to the policy. The passage mixes unclear folklore with an insurance remark and a quoted fragment.

Canadian Amateur Golf Championship entries close August 1

The RCGA announces the Canadian Amateur Championship at Jasper Alberta begins in August with a 10 handicap limit. About 100 players expected from Eastern Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia and the United States. A larger field is expected for the Western Canada Amateur Championship, open to 16 or better handicap players, with entries due by August 1.

Jasper Eastern Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia United States Western Canada Tunes Mackenzie Winnpeg Western Canada Golf Association Jasper Post Enir

New Featherweight Wool Tweed Pattern in Violet Tones

A fashion notice details Style No. 482 a featherweight wool tweed in smart violet tones with silk trims and jabot frill. It lists sizes 16 through 42, fabric options in crepe silk faille and printed fabrics, pattern price 25 cents, wrap coin, and a 10 cent add-on for a Fashion Magazine.

Faille

How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper

Fragmentary text references an address in Winnipeg and a quoted exchange about Buffalo Mike and a patrolman. The source is unclear but hints at a detective or arrest scenario and a misidentification. No verifiable events, dates, or entities beyond Winnipeg appear.

Red Cross Ponce Coupe Alberta Mothe

Margaret Bondfield becomes Britain’s first woman cabinet minister

Miss Margaret Bondfield is appointed Minister of Labor in the Labour Government becoming the first woman in a British cabinet. The article notes her prior roles in Parliament and service as parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Labor, with emphasis on her Washington presence for the International Labor Conference and Canadian connections.

Britain Margaret Bonded Privy Council Trades Union Congress Washington Canada Rondfield Hondfield Margaret Grace Bondfield Northampton Ministry of Labor MacDonald Nai Wallsend

Canada Leads World Newsprint Output and Exports in 1928

Dominion production reached 2,981,000 tons in 1928, about one third of global output, while exports totaled 2,207,000 tons, matching the combined tonnage of all other nations. A Washington inventor introduces a new radio sending device for weather maps to be transmitted to ships at sea.

Cmads News Print Service Bureau Dominion

Recipes For This Week By Betty Barclay

A collection of kitchen instructions describes making a butter sugar cake mix with eggs milk and flour, then a orange lemon curd filling and a ham glaze. It includes steps for batter, bake time, and serving suggestions with notes on flavor and texture.

Fragmentary Vision of Prayer and Praise

A garbled passage blends archaic religious language with broken phrases about approaching ire and divine power. It references terms like grace, voice, power, woe, and a lament of places such as cottage and cathedral, suggesting a fragmented liturgical or poetic text.

Hymn Of Gratitude Offered By Composer

Teachers across western districts may obtain the original Hymn Of Gratitude by writing to composer W. E. Dyer at Fairlawn Avenue Toronto and enclosing postage to cover mailing costs.

West W. E. Dyer Fairlawn Avenue Toronto

Ezekiel Vision and Call in Sunday School Lesson

A Sunday school lesson summarizes Ezekiel 1 3 24 3 33 and Psalm 121 focusing on Ezekiel's visionary encounter with God his commission and the theme that divine instruction must be internalized and acted upon. It highlights the prophet's awe before the vision the Spirit entering him and the need to eat and assimilate the message before proclaiming it.

Pzekiel Ezekiel Shapter Fuekiel Chosc God Beckiet Tran Lee Lampbell Morgan Jerusalem Hell Mekadyen

Vimy Monument Praised as Finest in Battlefield Area

Canadian observer Herbert Marler, returning from Europe, praises the Vimy monument as the finest among battlefield memorials. He notes it will bear the names of 11,000 Canadians who fell at Vimy and recounts meetings with the Prince of Wales during his travels.

Vimy Jon Herbert Marler Japa Canada Mr. Marler Tokio Vancouver Engand France Prince of Wales Marler England Bet

The Sooner the Better Pun on Husbands

Two sisters of uncertain age share a witty exchange about what they want in a husband. One favors appearance and speed, joking she wants him to appear pretty soon, while the other weighs wealth and position.

Peach crop prompts hotel to cancel unfilled orders

A traveler comments on a peach harvest and asks what to do with unused fruit. The hotel manager replies that unused peaches are cancelled, drawing an analogy about unsatisfied orders and persistent burdens.

Campaign to Rid Mexico of Drink Evil Intensifies

President Gil launches campaigns to curb intoxicants with state measures restricting sale and consumption. Governor Raymundo Enriquez elevates taxes on drinks to deter production and force saloons to raise prices. Mexico City bans liquor in dance halls and cabarets, while anti alcohol leagues form nationwide as lectures spread through schools and theaters.

Roe Mexico Raymundo Enriquez War Department Mexico City

Little Helps For This Week

A short devotional excerpt quotes Psalm XXII 11 and William Ellery Channing on strength, peace, and readiness for life's conflicts. It reflects on dawn prayers, forgiveness of sin, health, and divine charity guiding effort toward a higher moral world.

William Elery Channing

Worth Trying When silt wardens in snakers

A quirky old item notes do it yourself tips about modifying shakers with tops removed and paraffin to dry salt. a remark about a Russian woman denouncing death repeatedly and a stray line about an office boy in a baseball season. a note on why petrels are named after Peter.

Snakers

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