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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
3
A Hollywood style ad pitches Lux Toilet Soap for complexion care as a London stage romance unfolds. Jean and Burke’s evolving relationship threads through moonlit Dartmoor plans and a tempting bungalow invitation, with a promise to reunite after a tense past.
In Chapter XXV the London trip slows a downward arc for Nick and Claire. After Sir Adrian’s spying and brutality, they reaffirm their love and resolve to endure fate’s burden. Jean witnesses their quiet reunion, feeling sacred awe as she steps aside to avoid intruding on their pivotal moment.
A humorous exchange depicts a caller asking for a number and the operator responding with grandiose titles about the busy line. The cartoonish dialogue contrasts formal courtesy with a simple reality of a busy telephone line.
Mrs Reuben Ament of Grafton Ontario says she was rundown and unable to work at night and slept poorly after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for two boxes she recovered energy and now works with pleasure. Her daughter improved similarly after use. The ad urges readers not to lose health and vigour and to obtain a supply in the new soft container for 50 cents.
A June observation from Barton Abbey notes larks sing first at 3:02 AM with a fixed order by species. An annual Samoa shoal appears on the same day each year, passing in 24 hours, while a Persian Balm beauty ad promotes skin whitening and fragrance benefits for women.
Life is a flower with a golden heart. Though petals drop away swift years depart. Yet some charm and fragrance linger as time advances. The rose grows heavier with scent and beauty, revealing the heart of gold only when all leaves unfold.
An official, Lon don Punch, notes income tax collectors’ offices are sparsely furnished so taxpayers cannot sit. No space exists for those who faint, and the piece urges relief from parasitic worms with a remedy called Mother Grave Exterminator.
The article notes that despite maps coloring the British Empire red for communism talk, little of that spirit exists within the Empire. It also states Nome, Alaska lies farther west than the Hawaiian Islands.
The piece reflects on faith and submission to God's will. It cites Psalm 119 165 and urges aligning desires with divine purpose, claiming dissatisfaction stems from resisting the soul's birth and mission. It emphasizes inner renewal over changing external circumstances and cites Newman Smyth.
An early 20th century ad touts Appleford Wonder Paper as a dust cloth substitute. It claims the paper is dust absorbent and reusable, offering a faster finish with half the effort. The product is marketed with a coupon for a booklet titled Leftovers and a recipe bonus.
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