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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
7
In a week’s time the reve serosa the for several years tet Fiereeesd. The style of Benois dour Ceasestweter and Be Conner says bad condition owing to various oc ctibed.
The text outlines monthly wheat harvest patterns across regions from January in Argentina and New Zealand to December with mentions of Turkey Greece Spain and others. It also promotes Dr. D. Relloga's Asthma Remedy as a relief for asthma, claiming complete relief and joyful healing.
The U S chairman expresses a threefold belief to end the war. Germany must fall to the Allies, collapse from within, or a drastic new plan must reveal itself. He urges speed and resolve, noting each ship sailing could carry a decisive cargo for Allied victory.
Weingan the Peacronomist and Mr Appleton urge crippling terms on Germany to limit future aggression. They argue indemnities must drain resources and occupy Germany in reparations, ensuring the world avoids repeating conflict and rebuilding from 1914 is secured for all.
A historical note touts Baby's Own Tablets as a gentle laxative that regulates bowels and sweetens the stomach to cure childhood ailments. Mrs I Tasslenbach of Richer Man reports using them as an excellent medicine, with sales by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville.
A distorted report recounts a World War I era incident where three machines attacked Desseldorf in late 1914. An airman feigned a fall to mislead the defenders, allowing the Zeppelin to approach a hangar closely before the decoy and weather caused uncertainty. The dramatic maneuver underscored daring tactics used in aerial warfare.
Workmen at Kiel press for immediate increases in allowances and salary. Directors respond that workers share the same hard times and rations. A deputation seeks access to crates but directors claim no orders or stores exist.
Auto licenses issued in Alberta already total 12,500 this season, surpassing the 10,000 for all of 1916. Officials estimate the year’s total will reach between 15,000 and 18,000 licenses, indicating strong growth and economic activity.
The text notes that Sunday work in munition factories may be suspended except for urgent repairs. It argues that rest will ease the strain of seven day labor on workers and can improve output, reflecting a cautious, forward looking stance from a London Daily Mail viewpoint.
Counter Check Of Sales Books outreach from Appleford Counter Check Book Co Ltd Hamilton Canada invites orders. advertiser touts experience in paper, waxed wrappers, parchment, and dairy paper products with low prices and sample requests. Offices listed in Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver.
A Etrograd correspondent notes Russia’s estate torn by symbols of power and the removal of the eagle. The red flag rises in place of the banner, signaling upheaval but sparking debate over stability and progress as the era of turmoil passes. Some observers equate grand self-perception with bold missteps.
A New Republic excerpt urges Canada and the United States to deepen cooperation in the war effort. It argues democratic nations share sacrifices and expect mutual benefits, stressing immediate practical collaboration and avoiding hesitation. The piece frames allied unity as essential for future peace and policy alignment.
The London Observer notes that mastery of the submarine menace will allow America to mobilize about 2 million men for battle, but only after the threat is contained. The piece reflects wartime concern over naval warfare and national readiness.
A curious report notes Minard's Liniment curing a garget with a claim of surprising dexterity. An accompanying remark denies the ability to swim a stroke, suggesting skepticism about the remedy's effectiveness and the subject's abilities.
The text argues the United States will not share the world with German power and must pursue solidarity from the North Sea to the Indian Ocean. It frames the war as a global concern and calls for steadfast effort despite time and cost, noting shifts in global leadership and urging American resolve.
The article discusses reducing stock holdings in the United Kingdom and emphasizes canning vegetables at home to conserve surplus produce. It outlines a method using glass jars, boiling process, and careful sealing to preserve peas, beans, corn, pumpkins, beets, and tomatoes, aiming to ease shortages and lower costs.
Harriston Ontario father credits Dr Cassell's Tablets with saving his daughter from a severe stomach ailment after doctors offered little hope. The letter describes prior illness, lack of improvement, and urges readers to request a free sample by mailing Harold Ritchie & Co. Ltd Toronto.
A fragment praises Dr Thomas Electric Oil described as 80 simple in application. It claims a child can understand the instructions and notes its uses as a rub and dressing, asserting the product’s plain, readily understood directions.
Dear sirs the fall injured my chest and I could not work breathing was hard I tried many liniments none helped one bottle of Minard’s Liniment warmed on the breast cured me completely signed H Colabloom Rossway Digby Co No
An excerpt describes an early two-wheeled vehicle with a continuous loop handle in front and rear handles forming a linked setup. It notes carts or rickshaws used by native boys to transport loads, highlighting limited road access and practical mobility for people in the region.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company through its Colonization and Development Department led by Mr. Jeans is urging absentee landowners in the Western Provinces to cultivate their holdings. About 8,000 absentees have been targeted with circulars highlighting potential profits and past crop returns. The department offers free guidance on land cultivation, travel routes, regulations, and rates to help farmers begin cultivation, as part of a Dominion-wide effort to boost production and address global food shortages.
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