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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
6
The text argues for united support of Canada’s natural resources and a strong push to develop manufacturing and export capacity. It emphasizes that all citizens should back aggressive industrial growth for national welfare, with coal and other basic industries prioritized to benefit the consuming public and overall prosperity.
The article warns of a coming coal shortage as western mines face demand during fall and winter. It urges storing coal now in cellars to prevent weather related shortages, transport bottlenecks, and grain movement conflicts. It notes east to west freight pressures and the need for better summer storage and transportation planning.
Ouangnak, alleged of two Kigasren, will be tried in Chesterfield. The Eskimo was brought to Winnipes by Serat Dovelas of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police who will escort him to Chesterfield I sailing from Montreal.
Mothers told a box of Baby's Own Tablets keeps stomachs steady and wards off summer illnesses like cholera and diarrhoea. The product, guaranteed harmless by a government analyst, is sold at 25 cents a box by The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. in Brockville Ontario and by mail. The article notes Holland's landscape of willows and strong dykes upheld by root networks.
A brief item notes Minard's Liniment relieves distemper. The text also mentions seals sleeping on their backs in calm weather, floating in the water.
Birds that cannot fly are explained as a result of domestication and protection from predators. Barnyard fowl have limited use of wings, become plump from good feeding, and may eventually lose wing function entirely. The text notes the Danube region with diverse languages.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone inhaler as guaranteed to cure catarrh and bronchitis. It promises relief without delay, claims to destroy catarrh seeds, stop coughing and sneezing, and offers two months treatment with inhaler for $1.00 and small size for 50 cents, sold via Kingston Ontario and Canada dealers.
W A Buchanan M P argues Canada’s future is secure if it develops its wealth. He says the country holds vast resources and opportunities, and with proper use by honest, capable Canadians, government worries fade and national pride grows.
The text argues that asthma has no certain cause though dust pollen and irritants may trigger it. It promotes Dr Kelleg's Asthma Remedy as a sure preparation that supposedly frees asthmatic victims. A fleeting note mentions rain in the Sahara and a claim about Minard's Liniment relieving garget in cows.
The government department of overseas promotes a Timber Exhibition in Kensington to boost timber grown trade. The event features a strong Canadian presence with Mor Canada laboratories cited for praise and several Canadian firms with displays. The exhibition aims to attract traders with a technical focus, and the official catalogue lists shippers and importers likely to aid the timber industry.
A fall caused a severe sprained ankle forcing three weeks of rest. The user credits Minard's Liniment for rapid recovery, returning to work in six days and praising the product as the best liniment.
Farmers increasingly purchase motor trucks as a means to save money. Trucks enable efficient transport of farm products to market, secure better prices, and reduce the farmer's overhead expenses.
A Cambridge England group the Cambridge Forestry Association argues for square shaped trees to yield higher quality wood and more usable timber with better leaves fruits and overall form. The note contrasts cubist style with practical forestry aims and mentions Holloway's Corn Cure as a safe remedy.
A suggested minimum salary for English clergy sets annual pay at two thousand dollars and includes a house as part of the compensation. The proposal underscores the value placed on pastoral positions.
A bar of iron shaped into Dalene springs for watchmaking is reported to have its value increased by a factor of ten thousand. The item, integral to precision timepieces, reflects a surge in material worth amid rising demand for specialized components.
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