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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1928
Page
6
Helmi cleans her house while Cleo and three puppies share a box nomad life. She reflects on finding safety, faith, and a future with the baby Lili under divine protection. The spring air and Balm of Gilead scent deepen her resolve to start anew.
Helmi awakens in a cave after a night of terror and near suicide. She recalls a dark deed, fears the river, and finds Cleo the dog with a comforting litter. A revolver is found to be untouched, prompting a renewed faith and gratitude to God. Cleo the dog is praised as a gift.
Helmi reaches her house at dawn with Cleo and two pups, noting a clean morning after the prior night’s disturbance. She finds the hunting party’s visit left the place messy, but she forgives others, feeling blessed by God as she prepares porridge and welcomes the dogs.
A German engineer proposes a radiator cap light system that glows red at each ten mile per hour speed increment to warn pedestrians of approaching cars. At sixty mph the red light would flash as a caution signal. The idea follows discussions on regulating driver speed and safety.
Bell Telephone laboratories demonstrated an improved sunlight television apparatus showing full length figures in a space about the size of a boxing ring. A man served tennis balls and golf balls while conversing, with images appearing on a small screen in clear detail though with a slight water-waving effect. Developed by Frank Gray and Dr. Herbert Ewes of Bell laboratories.
A method to discourage swarming at the Charlottetown Experimental Station of the Dominion Department of Agriculture shows success. By adding a shallow super when swarming begins bees settle and build queen cells in the extra space. Inspecting the hive later, workers destroy queen cells as needed, notes the station superintendent in his 1927 report. Fresh supplies of Dr Thomas Electric Oil are in demand, with increased orders indicating strong appeal across regions.
Kathleen Rice, a University of Toronto graduate and pioneer in Northern Manitoba mining, reports a first class copper pyrite strike on Rice Island near Lake Wekuske. Geologists deem the ore first class. vein extends over 100 feet width. Rice and Dick Woosey have drilled the claim, with interest from Canadian mining firms.
A devotional piece quotes Psalm verse and reflects on trust in God. It emphasizes rejoicing in God, loving His name, and resting in His immortal love and Fatherhood. The author invites readers to know God, live in His light, seek contentment, and strive for continual peace through faith.
Mrs Lawrence Kennedy of St Joseph New Brunswick testifies to Dr Williams Pink Pills restoring her energy appetite and backache relief after years of fatigue, poor health and frequent office absences. She cites improved health and two healthy children and urges other weak people to try the blood building tonic. Pills available from dealers or by mail 50 cents a box Brockville Ont.
Jimmy, sick in bed, asks why he feels off and tells the doctor it feels like not knowing how you feel. The doctor offers guidance as the boy explains his confusion and discomfort.
A joke about teaching a wife to drive leads to a minor accident as the husband explains she released the clutch while he advised steering, followed by a witticism about physicians prescribing imagination more than anything else and a note on a young lady trying to convert a bachelor to annexation theory.
A reader describes a swollen jaw lump with yellow pus from a dead tooth pulp. The piece warns that untreated decay may threaten permanent teeth and cause systemic damage, urging early dental attention and careful extraction when needed.
Hon Sam J Latta addressed a large Norsemen convention in Saskatoon urging that Canada blend contributions from diverse cultures into a unified people. The patriotic meeting emphasized unity and equal heritage derived from various ancestries.
A fragmented notice asserts tasteless alkali in water instantly neutralizes acid and relieves symptoms. It urges readers to obtain a small bottle to test the claimed efficiency, with a terse exhortation Pale.
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