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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
2
An odd vintage ad describes making false teeth hold fast with Werner's Powder and warns of sore days and staining. It references a 6 percent preparation and market by drugstores, with scattered phrases about secrecy and branding.
Global events include Brazil electing Getulio Vargas as provisional president of the republic Britain and the United States suspend bilateral talks ahead of the 1935 naval conference World powers push disarmament talks The Royal Academy awards go to Canadians Eugene Nemis and Alice Lumsden A Turkish Turkish incident over Surgeon Lieut J W Robinson and Lieut A K Maunsell HMS Devonshire A Japanese inventor claims a stratosphere torpedo Unedo Chara Winnipeg author Miss F M Douglas sails to Canada on the liner Alaunia Nineteen Canadian horses shipped to Scotland ten from Western Canada
To J LA McLaughlin painter engineer naturalist New York is a ghostly city of shadows where people wear masks Homesick. McLaughlin returned from Tahiti to study a South seas book and longs to return to his ketch where people are themselves. There the whites shed facial affects and become natural or natural as you prefer. A seventy year old woman of Crewe England has made 2000 garments for the unemployed.
Harrison P. Eddy president of the American Society of Civil Engineers told the joint Vancouver convention of the Engineering Institute of Canada and ASCE that trends in engineering point to better outcomes. He praised the Engineering Institute of Canada for advancing the profession and urged closer cooperation between the two organizations as civil engineers from across the continent attended the four day event.
Style No. S88 describes a striped shirting cotton dress with girdle cap sleeves and jabot. It notes fabric choices such as tub silks and white linen with nautical blue, plus a yellow and white dotted pique option. Sizes 14 16 18 36 38 40 inch bust. 34 yards Sevich fabric and 1 yard contrasting required. Price 20 cents.
Pattern orders are described for residents of Winnipeg through the Winnipeg Pattern Office at Tis Mebermot Ave. The notice lists Pattern No details and instructions for mail or in person requests.
Gordon H. Guest outlines how plants manufacture essential compounds in the green leaf using raw materials carbon dioxide water and minerals. He explains chlorophyll energy from sunlight and the process called photosynthesis and notes its centrality to life and civilization despite failed lab replication.
Recipe for a chocolate ice box cake serves eight. Includes unsweetened chocolate, egg yolks and whites, vanilla, whipped cream, and lady fingers. Chocolate mixture is cooked over heat, folded with whipped cream, and layered with lady fingers in a mold. Chill 12 to 24 hours. Optional walnut pieces can be added before molding.
A historical note describes a fruitade drink using crushed pineapple or juice, orange juice, water, sugar, and lemon juice served very cold. It also reports that Canada's Entomological Branch thwarted two serious pests, the gold tailed moth and the black vine weevil from Holland, from entering Canada this spring.
Sunday school lesson reviews the alliance between Ahab of Israel and Jehoshaphat of Judah, the Ramoth Gilead dispute with Syria, and the prophetic confrontation with Micaiah. It covers Ahab’s death by an accidental arrow and the pursuit of Ramoth Gilead.
An Irishman who broke a house window ran off fast as the owner chased him seeking payment. The incident ends with the man admitting the act, while authorities note efforts to recover losses and the pest infestation in Vancouver and Victoria nurseries marking Canada’s first record.
An appeal for 20 000 pounds seeks to build a Mesopotamian Memorial Church in Baghdad to honor British lives sacrificed in Mesopotamia during the war. Signed by the Arch bishop of Canterbury and Sir Francis Humphrys, the project plans a shrine with a book of names.
A short humorous quip suggests a quiet husband merely seems calm while the wife keeps the upper hand. the joke implies appearances mask a lively dynamic in marriage.
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