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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
7
In a playful scene a boyish Mr Stanley G. Palton agrees to a meeting tomorrow at ten. They joke about whether Palton will stay slim or grow young, and about meals including meat and potatoes.
On a warm early June evening Miss Flora Blaisdell walks across Allerton common toward her brother James Blaisdell's West Side home. The East Side cottage dressmaker glances at grand houses, finds the West Side status offputting, and meets a family whose disillusionment and tension hint at social divides within the town.
An advertisement discusses tobacco's varied impact on heart and nerves, claiming tobacco harms the heart but that Brine remedy Heart and Nerve Pills restore vigor. It cites user testimonials from Coxteath NS and promotes Heart Rowe Pile, with pricing and mail order details from The Toburn Co. Limited.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a quick, deep-penetrating cure for catarrh and related illnesses, claiming instant relief. The narrative then shifts to a domestic scene where a Blaisdell family debates finances and a visiting stranger, Mr. Smith, seeks lodging with them while researching the Blaisdell line.
Training newspaper men requires combining theory with practice and leadership skills. The Farmers' Sun notes many papers fail, editors need executive ability and judgment, and a journalism school in larger centers could prove worthwhile, as US schools have shown success.
The captured or destroyed Canadian merchant ships totaled 74,323 tons. Most were torpedoed by submarines without warning. The dead numbered 199, with the largest loss aboard the SS Royal Edward on August 13, 1918, a vessel of 11,117 tons.
Dominion Bureau of Statistics preliminary estimates place 18,654,100 acres sown to wheat, 15,255,000 acres to oats a 4 percent drop from last year, 2,456,000 acres to barley, 98,500, and hay and clover at 10,545,000 acres.
Dr Eliza B Mosher urged members of the Women’s Medical Society of New York to drink water at 10 am and again at 3 4 and 5 pm to dilute fatigue products entering the blood and reduce tired feelings.
In a warm New England university town a survey of 400 homes finds only two with screened windows. many windows are shut, curtains drawn, or shutters closed. Residents offer excuses from heat and dust to cost, while warning that impure air and stuffy rooms prevail. The author urges screens or awnings to ensure breathable air.
The Dominion has no prime ministers with the prefix Sin since Sir Lomer Gouin. Newfoundland differs and recently made Richard A Squires a KCMG while the Western Hemisphere has a British knight as its prime minister. Britain's premier is a plain Mr. Canadian life features extensive schools with 22 universities 43 colleges and about 1.5 million pupils taught by 22,000 teachers. Lord Burnham calls Canada's learning institutions among the most striking Canadian achievements.
A homely English chap vents protest as a girl's headgear blocks his view. He says he wants to look too, she retorts with a Cockney jab. The piece contrasts a bull’s eye lantern with a neat electric lamp in London police showpiece.
A government report on soldiers shows total expenditures of 7,058,989 dollars for 1919 20 and an additional 1,500,000 dollars in lean year relief. The document outlines re establishment costs and related fiscal measures for veterans.
Scientists announce a ranking of animal intelligence placing dogs at the top ahead of primates dolphins and birds citing problem solving social learning and trainability observed across studies and pet behavior reports researchers note variability across breeds and contexts but dogs show broad cognitive skills.
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