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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 23, 1925

Page

6

Farmers Face Organized Farmworker Threats in June

A Winnipeg centered movement linked to the LWW is reported to organize farmworkers for harvest in Western Canada. The piece warns that agitators seek to disrupt wages and employ sabotage to push farmers into higher costs, urging authorities to curb unrest while protecting workers who travel east for seasonal labor.

LWW Winnipeg Wertrea Canada Winnipes Alberta Bete Cally Canada British Columbia Hat Lass

Denning Oyster Lesson Sparks Class Question

Reading lesson ends with a student answering what a “yater” is. The pupil explains it as half a nut, reflecting a playful moment as the teacher asks for a definition and a student responds with a folk interpretation.

Need More Exercise Says Homeopathy Official

Dr Guy Fein ing editor of the Pacific Coast Journal of Homeopathy told the eighty first annual American Institute of Homeopathy convention that labor-saving devices make the modern housewife lazy. He argued such devices lead to less effort and that autos now cost more than bathtubs.

Guy Feining Sun Pratesses Pacific Coast Journal of Homeopathy American Institute of Homeopathy Dr Manning

Victoria Cross Award During Action at Sea

Fragmented OCR describes midshipman Lucas earning the Victoria Cross after a valiant act aboard a ship during battle near a fort. Captain Hall of the Woolls promoted him to lieutenant and Victoria decorated him. mentions Mrs Lucas and a connection to Admiral Sir William Hutishon Mall.

Mrx Lacar Admien Charter Ieavid Lucas Hall Wools Tiwe Quern Victoria Victoria Heela William Hutethon Mall

Nerviline touted as quick relief for neuralgia pain

An old advertisement extols Nerviline as a universal remedy for pain including neuralgia toothache and cramps. The copy urges readers to apply Nerviline directly to the skin for prompt results and claims wide usefulness, noting the product as a household remedy.

Labrador Esquimaux Get Special Radio Set from English Fans

A Labrador voyage brings a bespoke wireless set to Esquimaux children aboard the barque Mora. English donors fund a metaletive transmitter for use at Milton boarding school Makovik and for Eskimo settlements, spreading radio access to remote Labrador communities.

Esquimaux Farthest Abrador London Docks Labrador Milton Esquimany Makkovik Sstners England

Royal visit to Croydon bell foundry by King and Queen

King George V and Queen Mary inspected a Croydon bell foundry where Mesars Gillett and Johnson cast the world’s largest carillon. They viewed the molten metal cauldron and observed a presentation bell amid a lengthy tour of the nearing completion bells.

Croydon Queen Mary Mo Mesars Gillett and Johnson Atroydon England

Curious Armenian Inheritance Case Reaches Patriarchal Court

The Armenian patriarchal court probes descendants of Salerian who died in India fifty years ago and left a will to invest wealth for years then divide among heirs. Most claimants live in Egypt or are scattered globally, with about twenty in Egypt already filing claims. The estate is valued around $150,000, making distribution complex due to unknown whereabouts.

Salerian India Egypt

Many Homesteads Filed at Edmonton Land Office

Do fuinton in Alberta saw a rush of new settlers as 62 homestead entries were filed in the last week at the Edmonton land office. The figure marks a surge in western settlement activity and reflects the government’s push to attract new farmers to the region.

Do Fuinton Edmonton Alta

Seeman Estate Involves Ointment Claims Arouse Interest

Preliminary notes reveal claims related to a patent for a therapeutic ointment named Caticura. Court action outlines mediation steps and potential estate impacts, with Seeman as key party and several unnamed petitioners contesting ownership.

Believe School Boys Suffering From Leprosy In Newark

Two Newark boys aged 13 and 11 were removed from their classrooms and placed in an isolation hospital in SoMo New Jersey after a skin infection prompted a medical exam. The brothers Hal and M reportedly contracted leprosy in Bermuda before moving to Newark six years ago with their guardians Mr and Mrs Frank George rank George.

Newark SoMo Fave Brothers Hal Bermuda Frank George Rank George

Pink Pills Offer New Strength for Weak Girls

An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for dizziness headaches fatigue and poor appetite among girls and women. It includes testimonials from Miss King in Newcastle NB and a Canadian reader noting restored health after using six boxes. The piece also mentions emigration to Islay Alta and increased hospitality for newcomers.

Tor. Williams Dr. Will Medicine Co Brockville

Camel In Cairo Beats Odds Carrying 1200 Pounds Two Miles

A camel in Cairo was trained to haul 1200 pounds over a two mile distance to win a bet for its owner. The feat showcases the creature’s strength and the bets surrounding it.

Cairo Egypt

Paul and Barnabas at Antioch Sermon Sparks Jewish Jealousy

In Antioch, after Paul and Barnabas preached in the synagogue, many God fearing Gentiles sought more teaching while Jews grew envious. The next Sabbath the whole city gathered to hear Paul, prompting the Jews to contest and slander the apostles.

Paul

Doctor's exam exposes counterfeiter in wax evidence

French police relied on a doctor's examination of a suspect who willingly submitted to a checkup. A tiny wax ear sample, later magnified over fifty thousand times, revealed printer ink residues and lithographic particles proving the prisoner produced counterfeit notes. The discovery led to his conviction.

Police Technical Laboratory Lyons

Essay on Canada prizes win in Dominion contest in BC

J F K English of Vancouver wins first prize of 1000 in the Dominion essay contest on Canada north of the fifty sixth parallel. Other top winners include EM Kindle Ottawa, Arthur Woollacot Vancouver BC, Alfred Thompson Dawson Yukon, and Frances Dickte Heriot BC. Judges are E E Prince Ch fisheries Ottawa C Camsell Ottawa and R C Wallace Winnipeg. River shift near Lexington Missouri threatens bridge. $200000 cost shared by state highway and war departments. Dr Thomas Electric Oil touted for rheumatic and sciatica relief with broad uses in humans and animals.

British Columbia Canada J. F. K. English Lion Street Vancouver EM. Kindle, Ottawa, Second, $500, To Arthur Woollacot Durrant Street Alfred Thompson Dawson Yukon Frances Dickte Heriot Sir William Price Missouri Mission Lexington Missouri River United States State Highway Department War Department

Amundsen Plans Book After Arctic Flight Lecture Tour

Roald Amundsen, famed arctic air explorer, intends to write a book covering his flight toward the pole. The work is set for autumn release, followed by a home lecture tour at Minaré's Liniment for Sprain.

Amundsen Roald Amundsen Arctic Air Explorer Minaré

Amundsen Receives Norwegian Gold Citizenship Award

Captain Roald Amundsen, leader of the North Pole aeroplane expedition, is awarded the gold medal of good citizenship by the King of Norway. Lincoln Ellsworth, Chicago born, is named commander of the Order of St. Olaf, with other expedition members honored as Knights of St. Olaf. The Norwegian state council doubles the national award to 12,000 kroner.

Norway Roald Amundsen North Pole Lincoln Ellsworth Chicago Order of St. Olat Amundsen Knights of St. Olaf Norwegian State Council Ana

Dust and asthma cure promoted by Dr Kelloge remedy

The ad claims a breathing remedy by Dr J D Kelloge will bring relief to asthma, promising perfect rest and restored breathing after tests. It references a Navajo weaving sale netting $150000 and notes a soda lake in Africa with a thick crust.

J.D. Kelloge Africa

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