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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
7
Mixed world brief notes include diplomatic talks after Lausanne and Geneva negotiations, reassurances on Swiss relations, and concern over timber supplies in North America. References to Ottawa's financial notes, a murder aftermath in Seattle, and shipper freight movements across ports. Historical figures and dates appear with limited clarity due to OCR errors.
An old anti disease pamphlet extols Dr Williams Pink Pills to purify blood, raise strength, and aid recovery in weak sufferers. It also touts Silcis Worm Powders as an effective remedy to expel intestinal worms and promote robust growth in children, describing its dependability and universal use by mothers.
Fragmented OCR text reports drought affecting Virginolands and mentions US government funds and dam projects. The garbled lines reference water reserves, sugar cane and vast disruptions over years, with unclear attribution to authorities or dates.
A garbled report notes injuries and remarks about Watts and Banton. The fragment references Dominion and possible injuries, with unclear details about the incident and response.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Hollowar's Corn Remover to treat corns and a Free Medical Advice line from a journal. It also notes never buy thermometers in summer as they are cheaper in winter and references Minard's Liniment for home use. The text includes stray phrases about cannons and Army, but no coherent story or clear dates or events.
In Big River area north of Prince Albert residents convert an abandoned lumber camp hospital into a Red Cross outpost. Once altered the facility will serve as a winter hospital for frostbite and accidental injuries as northern activity resumes. The opening is uncertain and may be delayed until winter activity returns.
The ad promotes two Canadian Pace tours through Banff Lake Louise Glacier and the Okanagan with Crow's Nest Line connections. Both itineraries visit resort towns, include sightseeing and lake cruising, and promise deluxe travel at moderate prices. Fares available daily from September 10 to September 30.
A fragment describes a Halifax based ship cap figure who spent winter and spring in the St Pierre American trade. It notes he deposited profits near $100,000 in a bank upon returning to Halifax, with a counterfeit money context and a $24 reference fading into the copy.
Sir Joan Jerry Lesaze, editor of the London Daily Telegraph, retired at end of June aged eighty six. He had continued daily attendance recently. His era of control of the paper nears a similar span by P Scott, editor of the Manchester Guardian since 1872.
The April coastal fish catch totaled 167.66 cwtx valued at 932.216, versus 251.241 ewts worth 1,121,465 last year. Land and sea quantities reflect April activity with higher previous month benchmarks.
Persistent unemployment in Russia worsens as more workers lose jobs, with authorities facing mounting pressure to address the bleak labor market. Experts warn prolonged hardship risks social stability and economic recovery amid sanctions and slow growth.
Recent figures show a sharp rise in unemployment and vagrancy across 52 capitals, with registered jobless growing from 291000 last year to higher levels. Child vagrancy and prostitution rise are noted as the refugee crisis strains welfare systems. livestock and grain production drop across five ARUubS governments amid ongoing conflict.
Strengthens the stomach and improves digestion by clearing sour fermenting matter from the system. Dr Hamilton's Pills are advertised to settle the stomach and relieve gas indigestion and headaches, with claimed benefits to kidneys and stomach. available at all dealers.
Hermannstadt in Transylvania, 16 miles from Bucharest, is proposed as the new capital of Greater Romania. Rumanians favor a western frontier capital, praising Sibiu’s modern streets, squares, churches, libraries and theatres and its cleaner surroundings.
A priceless Stradivarius violin, lost for two years from Professor Havemann’s Berlin home, is returned to its owner after a dealer hid it under a heap of robbing loot. A violent quarrel between husband and wife led to police action and a house search that uncovered the instrument.
Speaking in New York Dr James W Robert says Canada has made more real progress in child welfare in four years than any other motion along the lines. Six Canadian universities offer courses to prepare workers for infant saving work.
The article notes Poland’s population rising due to repatriation and immigration, supplemented by natural growth, with the republic now counting over 30,000,000 inhabitants.
A fragmented note suggests attention to peculiar birds and a quirky remedy involving raw potato rubs to remove discoloration. It hints at a popular movelist and a liniment claimed to heal. The text reads like a garbled, era-tinged tip sheet with miscellaneous product cues.
The French Army Air Service reports a successful trial of a radio controlled aeroplane. A larger bomber with a 10 000 horsepower engine flew half an hour at 1500 feet before a smooth landing. It used radio signals to actuate levers guiding the aircraft’s controls. Phonograph discs claimed to store voices for 10 000 years are housed in the Prussian State library.
A major film producer offers 11,000 pounds to fund preventive measures against eye trouble among cinema artists. The intense white light used in film projection is blamed for affecting actors eyes, with producers noting the glare causes strain and rapid talking while under the glare.
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