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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
6
The piece argues prohibitory laws arise from overindulgence and lack of self control. It cites liquor bans and broader restrictions, noting enforcement often prompts counterpressure while stressing personal responsibility, civic training, and respect for state property to sustain public welfare and Sunday observance.
The sixth census final figures show Canada’s total population rising by 1,581,19 over the prior tally to about 4.438 million. Quebec clusters around 2.361 million with urban growth, while Alberta and Saskatchewan lead provincial gains with increases of 154 and 757,519 respectively.
A curious tale from Cas son of Vaud reports a strange phenomenon as pollen masses blown across mountains leave a golden dust glow. Locals describe a 80 foot high Dear Vaudon figure and forests on fire while Lake Jour resembles a champagne sea.
An ad-like fragment discusses bronchial trouble starting from throat tickle to a hard-to-treat cough. It promotes Catarrhzone to heal sore spots ease irritation and clear phlegm and nostrils. The text mentions pricing and sales points but is cut off mid phrase and includes stray immigration figures from 1922.
Cholera infantum is a fatal summer illness in infants. Toby's Own Tablets are promoted as a safe remedy by The Dr Wiltas Medicine Co. for warding off the trouble by soothing bowels and stomach. The text mentions Brookside On tush and a 125 cent price per box. An engineering exhibition in 1923 is referenced with London as a location and plans for a similar autumn event focusing on ships, machinery, and displays.
A travel note promotes a Great Lakes voyage from Fort William to Port Mc Nicoll onboard the Canadian Pacific steamers Kee watin Assinibois and Manitoba. Sailings occur three times weekly with connections to Owen Sound and East Coast routes. Rates and details are provided by the Ticket Agent of Canadian Pacific. Saskatchewan Dairy Output Reaches New Highs Dairy product value in Saskatchewan for 1921 stands at 18 174 145 with herd growth and exports hitting a record 7 085 pounds of butter leaving the province.
The article highlights a Chinese student who spoke no English last October and now attained a grade rating as if he completed four years of work in eight months. It argues an intellectual awakening in China could have global impact if this sample proves representative. It mentions Worm Powiters and health claims lightly.
Mrs. Chas. Baker of Hornell New York says she was in poor health with irritable bowels sleepless nights and difficult periods. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she can do most tasks herself now and feels much better. She invites others to try the medicine and offers the testimonial for publication.
An aviation brief notes a colonel questioning the Army use of a new helicopter design. The piece describes alleged stability flaws, limited speed, and doubts about battlefield effectiveness despite claims of advanced anti aircraft defenses reducing any chance of escape.
Extensive tests by the University of Alberta Industrial Research Department find Alberta coal compares very favorably for blacksmithing tasks including beating welding and toolmaking. The piece notes consistent results and asserts the coal is equally effective as imported varieties for smithy work. Asthma relief is also claimed for Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy with growing sales and consistent efficacy.
Fragmentary ad style notice notes spare moments and claims Minard's Liniment is for sale everywhere. The dialogue hints at country life and casual sales, with minimal clear event or persons.
A new Dot Statistics report claims Saskatchewan carries the biggest per capita burden among provinces with western locales following. The figures cover the year 1920 and show Saskatchewan at 125.9, with Manitoba and British Columbia also cited along with other western places.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning a French inventor, a veterinary issue, and a strange phrase about worms and a child. No clear event, date, or names to verify.
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