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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
3
A reader notes trying Kruschen mineral salts with rapid relief from lumbago after two weeks. The testimonial says the user now takes Kruschen daily and feels better than ever. The ad describes Kruschen as stimulating the liver kidneys and digestive tract and dissolving uric acid deposits to provide relief.
The narrator recalls life on the Marshall pioneer farm in Mono Township Canada where Charlie Marshall, a curious boy with dreams of invention, fascinated by Bell’s reaper, teams with a fatigue worker to imagine machines. Family, neighbors, and Sunday church routine weave through rustic toil and hopeful ambition.
The Sunday Referee described a powerful new bomb by J. Hood that uses one third smaller charge to pierce steel armor and three inches of sand in 30 seconds, releasing a deadly gas. It cites Hood as the inventor and notes curiosity about a sickness serum. Canada shows 1936 silver production at 19,200,000 ounces.
The narrator recalls a morning confrontation with a child who calls Paddy a liar over tea claims. They discuss Sarah Duncan who has not seen many things yet believes in them, drawing a contrast with unseen fears like a ghost town by a cedar swamp. To Be Continued.
Astronomers at the American Association for the Advancement of Science report three warning signs: a huge new dark spot on Jupiter, a striking change on Mars suggesting fine dust, and record sunspot storms. While Jupiter and Mars changes do not affect Earth, they align with solar activity that could influence Earth’s rainfall and communications. Observations from Lowell Observatory at Flagstaff and Mt Wilson document the spots and sunspot storms, with forecasts of increasing activity into next year.
A fragment urges bold action to redress wrongs and defend truth. It cites Zebulon and Napatatt risking life in high places and cites Judges 5 18. It argues the age of chivalry remains alive while faith endures and God helps those who strive to overcome evil with good.
Geologists warn that past records show how the Midwest could revert to desert if vegetation is stripped by unsound farming. Dr. M M Leighton of the Illinois State Survey notes ancient blowout depressions 40 feet deep and two miles wide in western Nebraska and adjoining states, and warns recent dust storms foreshadow similar events if land remains bare.
An 18 college survey reports 5,750 graduates entering business and professional work this year, with at least 250 more degrees than 1996. Engineering output drops, scientific farming remains strong with about 200 awards, medicine rises while law declines, and a note on fast propeller speed adds a quirky line. The piece ends with a reflection on politeness and the three rs of radio, sides, and rhythm.
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