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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
2
A fragment claims poisons affect everyone's vitality and health. It touts Dr Hamilton's Pills to purge kidneys and bowels, cleanse liver, and boost excretory functions, urging purchase from Mandrake and Patten Pie dealers or The Catarrhorone Co in Montreat.
Elinor Marsden Aliot continues her Canada travel diary in Winnipeg with vivid notes on the Habey Show events. The narrative recounts social rounds, the Bachelors versus Benedicts contest, a Married Ladies race, and a Town of Elba baseball match won by Elba. The writer reflects on Canadian life, dairy farms, and plans to stay with the Fiske family before pursuing teaching and other ventures.
Mrs F G Simmons of Brantford Ontario describes severe anemia symptoms from pale gums and cold extremities to headaches and indigestion. After using Dr Chase's Nerve Food she reports improved mood sleep and complete headache relief. Sold as 50 cents a box by dealers or Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.
A French expert tested bees by feeding them at set times and placing a jam jar in a window for hourly exposure. Bees then visited hourly at 7 am and 4 pm, with no noon activity, showing they can tell time by routine cues. The discussion includes references to the plant fruit known as mad apple.
In a whimsical tale the Wishing Fairy describes the Stickleback, a small fearless fish with shimmering color, spines, and ash gray scales. It builds a sand underwater nest, lays eggs, and is cared for by Mr Stickleback while Mrs Stickleback helps after the nest is ready.
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a trusted remedy for hiccups heartburn and stomach discomfort. It claims soothing effects from a few drops in sweetened water and promises relief from sour belching fermentation bloating and nausea. Sold by all dealers at a price per bottle.
A sensational report claims a Kaiser era naval lieutenant, von Hahnke, died after a clash aboard a fleet voyage in Scandinavian waters. The Kaiser allegedly struck him and the lieutenant allegedly responded with a blow, with a court condemning him to death by his own action in a motor cycle accident that followed.
An Ontario reader reports diarrohea in his two children eased after using Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry. He claims it stopped the diarrhoea and blood passing, praising the remedy as life saving. The product priced at 50 cents per bottle is sold by The Milburn Co Limited in Toronto.
An English sparrow arrives in Alaska marking its first appearance this spring. The bird notes a westward spread since arriving in America around 1850 and suggests the species may establish itself globally despite limited local timber production and reliance on imports from Norway.
An amateur group led by a Swiss guide ascended Mount Victoria reaching the 11 500 foot summit. They started after midnight, halted briefly, and continued from 9 000 feet to top. Aemer attempted to cut steps but could not proceed, then the party reached the summit at around 1 15 p m.
The report notes Canadian mineral production mid 1922 totals: gold about 448 618 17, silver 265 202 685, copper 270, nickel 173 473 103, zinc 20 000 000 with an aggregate value around 1 291 912 402. Southern Alberta wheat shipments 1921 09 01 to 1922 05 20 total 6.4 million bushels from Lethbridge division. Engage local merchants and compare prices before ordering from email houses.
Lands in Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia to be set aside as areas on an accompanying map. Area AW covers lands south of Township 16 in Saskatchewan and Alberta and north of Township 15 and west of the Third Meridian. Vacant and available lands will be offered on the usual terms.
Notice details the withdrawal of entry rights in certain zones across Saskatchewan and Alberta and outlines leasing eligibility for Areas A and B within the Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta region. It specifies the Peace River Block in British Columbia and states disposition of available lands will follow prior practice.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a traveler named Gi bert Nobbs leaving Liverpool aboard the liner Samaria for Boston on a world business tour. It mentions a head wound and service with the London Mite Brigade in France in 196, marking his third global tour since some prior event.
A fragmentary dialogue notes a debate on women's attire and visibility of serial numbers on currency in banks. The speaker asserts the evolving fashion and its supposed impact on money handling, while another voice hints at personal pride in financial influence amidst shifting social norms.
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