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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 12, 1923

Page

2

Summer Health and Safety in Camps and Resorts

Officials urge safe summer living and outdoor activity for all ages while camping. Emphasis on clean water, safe swimming, active play, supervision for children, fire prevention, and recognizing poisonous plants and berries. Parents must guard against hazards and ensure proper sanitary conditions at resorts and camps.

Sumer Nord Girihead Sumier Lakeside Giri Western Canada

Industry Of Czecho Slovakia Produces Thousands Of Violins

The article notes Czecho Slovakia’s violin industry employs about 4,500 home workers and produced 636,000 violins in 1922 along with 2,108 cellos and 1,200 double basses. It highlights the high quality and resonant woods used in craftsmanship.

Czecho Slovakia Bun Iery

Grand Prix win boosts Yankee Doodle achievement

A report from Rio de Janeiro notes that Phillips Milk of Shynesia aided Grand Prize winner at the Bradhan Comtematal International Exposition, with South Ame recognizing Supremacs as a leading product.

South Ame Tio de Janeiro Phillips

Mailing Papers to Old Land Thecustomer bulletin

The issue describes rates in the Postal Guide of 1923 for mailing newspapers and periodicals to Great Britain and other Empire places. Private individuals pay one cent for four ounces to each address, while other newspapers and periodicals pay two cents for every two ounces or fraction thereof to each address.

Theustomer Weekly Bulletin Great Britain Postal Guide

Pearl valued at sixty thousand dollars exceeds West Australia find

A pearl weighing 101 grains and valued at 50 000 dollars is surpassed by a new West Australia gem priced at 60 000 dollars. The double-button shaped pearl reportedly exceeds the Star of the West in value and size, reflecting remarkable market interest.

West Australia

Automatic searchlight telemeter records ships

A Vienna report describes an automatic device using a light beam and a selenium cell relay to log every passing vessel. A receiving unit at the far end starts a bell and records passages at a distance of about three and a half metres, tested in daylight with a 50 candlepower lamp.

Austia Vienna

Keep Children Safe in Hot Weather

Advice to mothers on protecting infants during summer heat with Baby's Own Tablets from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario. Claims tablets prevent illnesses like cholera infantum and dysentery and are sold by medicine dealers or by mail for two shillings per box.

Dr Williams Medi Co Brockstlie Ont

Britain Hears Net Interest Britain Paid On Debt To United States

In written House of Commons replies Financial Secretary William Joynson Hicks states the net six months interest Britain paid to the United States on prewar debt amounts to about 164 000. He also answers a question on a recent gold shipment from Germany to the United Kingdom and its effect on Britain’s credit.

Britain United States House of Commons Wm. Joynson Hicks Treasury Great Britain

White district officer rules Malaita with 20 police bars

WR Bell, district officer of Malaita in the Solomon Islands, is described as the only white man among about 50 locals. The article portrays his administration of British law and the local reaction, noting malaria and health concerns in the region.

WR. Bell Malaita Solomon Lands Pacific

New Type Airplane Ready for England Test Flight

An early flying machine being tested in England is designed as a lifting body able to carry over a ton of payload in a multi engine cabin for 25 passengers and mail. The project aims for high speed with a fully enclosed passenger space and potential mail capacity.

England

Impressive tee sparks mystery in reader exchange

A fragmented note praises a tee seen by a reader while another woman claims no understanding of the message. The text mentions Minard's and asks for no other input, reflecting a cryptic, single-topic exchange.

Minard

Apricot and Raisin Custard Pie and Cherry Marmalade

Household hints describe soaking apricots and raisins, cooking with sugar and flour to form a lattice pie pastry, then baking. A cherry raisin marmalade is made by cooking pitted cherries with sugar, orange juice and pulp until thick, then cooling and serving in sterilized glasses.

Sun Maid

Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry Endorsed

A vintage ad extols Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a safe effective remedy for summer diarrhea in infants. It cites many mothers and a Toronto producer Milburn Limited praising rapid relief after dosing, urging households to keep a bottle ready.

Amocsers Powler S. Lafontaine de. Fowler Dr Fowler Milburn Toronto

Pat's Argument and Science Patter in Odd, Early Talk

A playful exchange presents Pat and his opponent debating astronomy and the sun’s rising in the east at dawn. The piece shifts to an ad for Dr Thomas' Eclectic Oil as a remedy for catarrh, claiming internal and external use with prompt relief and endorsements from sufferers.

Pat Thomas

Wool Crop Sold to American Buyers at Forty Cents Per Pound

A company sold about 220 009 pounds of wool to American buyers at 34 cents per pound, involving roughly $75 000. The price exceeds last year. German factories are manufacturing carpets on a paper mesh foundation.

Ray Nnmene Sane ! Company

Imperial Education Conference opens in London with Dominion delegates

The Imperial Conference on Education opens in London with Duke of York presiding and leaders from Canada and other dominions in attendance. Peter Larkin and Rt Hon EFL Wood address the gathering praising international cooperation in education. An asthma remedy advertisement closes the piece.

London Duke of York Efl. Wood Duke of Devonshire Dominions Peter Larkin Canada the of York Duke of Devonshire Great Britain Thelneres Miles

International cooperation and League of Nations aims cited

Sir Robert Laird Horden notes in the July rate review that unity and peace arise from public right and international justice, aided by periodic conferences and a common council. He credits the League of Nations with preventing wars, settling difficult questions, and shaping peaceful international justice.

Common Council Nations United States League of Nations Europe Supreme Allied Council Deteria Robert Laird Horden

Rivalry Drives World Dairy Records Across Canada

Canada vies for dairy supremacy as records shift among Ontario Quebec and British Columbia. A string of bests moves the title from an Ontario cow to Quebec then to a British Columbia origin, highlighting national progress in dairy production and industry developments.

Canada Ontario Quebec British Columbia Iecea Padi Tome Saati Pelee Kates

Auto Monopolizes Accident Columns

In Peru County a horse caused a fatal accident before the automobile rose to dominance in news coverage. The piece humorously notes how horses once attracted reports but were displaced by motor vehicle incidents as cars became prevalent.

Peru County Woodstock

Battleships and warships sold for breaking up after withdrawal

The British Admiralty has withdrawn many battleships destroyers and submarines from active service and sold them for breaking up. Years of testing electric timekeeping and other advances have earned high regard and demand overseas despite costs.

Orview Britis Admiralty Razor Blade

Fragmentary interview lines reveal a cheeky young speaker

A garbled passage shows a seucemted young ae speaking to an outspoken girl. The girl answers with a witty retort about appearances and fortunes, while a stray line references paint and rust stains and a surface comparison to the sun.

Chicago

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