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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 21, 1921

Page

5

A Blaisdell Offer for Help from Mr Smith

Mr Smith arrives at the Blaisdell home seeking work and questions about family origins. The Blaisdell family debates hiring him to assist with Maggie while juggling finances and Aunt Jane's thrift ideals.

Blaisdet Harriet Maggie Mansie Duff Flora Blaisdell Jane James Blaisdell Benny Jank Mr. Smith Mr. Blaiswtell Flora

Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry Promoted

An advertisement touts Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for relief from diarrhoea and related stomach pains. It claims 76 years on the market, warns against substitutes, and cites a Toronto company as the sole genuine seller.

Dr. Fowler Sage! Buckler Tatamarouche Tatatore Bette Toronto

The Small Boy and Aunt Jane Open a Boarder Scene

Benny arrives and introduces Mr. Knd to Aunt Jane. Mr Smyth explains the request from her husband's brother for a room to rent. Aunt Jane questions the arrangement, her expression hardening before she replies.

Benny Aunt Jane Mr Smith Uncle Frank Frank Jane Smi

Catarrhozone Promises Relief for Catarrh and Throat Ailments

An ad claims Catarrhozone cures chronic throat conditions, bronchitis and catarrh by delivering soothing medicine to the stomach. It asserts universal benefit for colds and wheeze and notes pricing and availability through Catarrhozone Co in Montreal.

Catarrhozone Co Montreal

Fragmented scene unfolds in dim hallway

A tense interior fragment shows a woman in a gingham apron and Mr Smith entering a doorway. Dialogue hints at a hidden backstory with uncertain names and muffled comments, while the scene focuses on lighting and movement through a low burning asset.

Mr. Smith Benny er—Smith

New River Discovery in Rocky Mountains Reported by Explorers

Walter Murphy David McRae Charles MacDonald and Howard Colley report finding a new pass across the Rocky Mountains and a new river named McMurphy after staking oil lands at Fort Norman. The party traveled five thousand miles to Prince Rupert then Edmonton and Vancouver, with another two old explorers joining from the same boat. They describe a large oil gusher at Fort Norman and indicate staking extends twenty miles from Mackenzie River Valley in both directions as settlers move in from Edmonton.

Rocky Mountains McMurphy Fort Norman Wilds North Walter Murphy David McRae Charles MacDonald Howard Colley Prince Rupert Edmonton Vancouve Mackenzie River Valley

Condor Trails Plane From Lima To Cuzco

An enormous Andean condor shadowed an airplane flown by Signor Roland an Italian aviator who completed the Lima to Cuzco journey of about 700 miles in three hours and forty minutes the bird seemingly aimed to tack the craft as it neared the ancient Inca capital.

Andes Mountains Signor Roland Lima Cuzco The Inca

Prowess of boxers and athletes through ages

The text argues that society still admires physical strength over intellect, tracing the mindset from ancient Romans to modern times and noting the enduring appeal of brawn despite progress in knowledge and culture.

le Deveir

Flax Cultivation and Research Amid World Market Shifts

The article notes rising interest in flax cultivation in Canada due to a collapse in Russia’s flax production from 1 151 998 320 pounds in 1913 to 99 2820 pounds in 1920, signaling a potential ready market. It describes Ottawa field trials comparing varieties, retting under harsher conditions, and distinctions between warp and weft fibers, highlighting strength, color, silkiness, and oiliness as quality factors.

Canada Russia Ottawa

British immigration to Canada surges despite gov ban

The Calgary Herald reports that British publicity for emigration to Canada has been halted briefly, drawing government censure though emigration remains high. About 200,000 Britons arrive yearly with more seeking passage, and this year land placement is tight amid urban unemployment. Harvest labor is expected to fill needs.

Britain Canada Calgary Herald

Forest Rangers to Use Radio Phones Near Lesser Slave Lake

Wireless telephony may be used by forest rangers in protecting the reserves around Lesser Slave Lake according to H Finlayson of the head office staff. The notation of system details was announced at the Canadian forestry head offices.

Forest Rangers Lesser Slave Lake H. Finlayson Dom Iy Bansk

Air Bicycle Makes History In Human Powered Flight

Gabriel Poulain wins 10,000 francs for first man powered flight in an aeroplane built like a bicycle with planes and a propeller. He completes three loops, the longest about 35 feet, lifting roughly three feet off the ground. Spectators compare the feat to early motorless aviation milestones.

Gabriel Poulain Poulain

Etiquette Revered in Chinese Book of Rites

The passage notes Chinese society places great value on etiquette with the Book of Rites tracing to the first century BCE. It suggests people readily find fault with others' virtues while failing to apply strict standards to themselves.

Mounted Police Take Long Trip

Inspector Phillips of the RCMP leads a Mounted Police party from Re fina toward James Bay by overland route to Belcher Teland. They will travel by canoe much of the way, stay near Cumberland House on the Churchill River, and winter in the forth then return in fall with fall equipment and provisions for the bay.

Inspector Phillips RCMP Refina Tames Bay Belcher Teland Forth Ain the Tein Cumberland House Churchill River

New Calcining Method Promises Magnesite Boom in B C

Vancouver scientist C D Oliver reports a new calcining method for hydro magnesite boosting BC output. Watson Lake near Vancouver hosts the first deposit with rich spreads across Central and Northern BC. The process eliminates dependence on imports and supports a growing regional industry.

C. D. Oliver Vancouver British Columbia Watson Lake California

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