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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
7
An old advertisement promotes Aspirin as fast relief for rheumatic and neuralgia pain. It claims relief within minutes after swallowing and asserts aspirin is safe for the heart. The copy urges buyers to look for the aspirin name on the packaging and to purchase 12 tablet sets or bottles of 26.
In a Western tale, Gerald Keene plans a scheme at the Hour-glass to uncover crooked dealings at old man Carr’s place. Stone vows to pose as a tenderfoot with Keene’s letter, while Dustin and Goddard, owners of the Broken Spur, suspect and scheme against Carr’s involvement and the rival claim on the hour-glass. The scene introduces rivalries, suspicion of rustling, and plans to root out crooks amid tense ranch politics.
In a rough frontier scene, Daro Stone proclaims his identity and seeks a life as a cowpuncher. Gerald Keene, posing as Stone, vows to help uncover trouble at the Hour-glass or the Broken Spur while planning to wire if needed. A toast to future endeavors seals their pact.
In a near disaster at Middlesex Hospital theatre a nurse, Sister Thomas, stayed behind to shut doors and remove ether. She risked burns to turn off an oxygen cylinder valve as flames erupted, preventing an explosion that could have destroyed the building. Her bravery earned the Medal of the Order of the British Empire for gallantry.
Dawn and its splendor unfold as a banner of courage and renewal. The verse contrasts old toil with new gifts while praising dawn’s power to inspire labor, laughter, planning, and pain. It hints at triumphs, prayers, and the promise of progress after night and doubt. It also briefly mentions Canadian grown seed and Mennonite references.
A historical advertisement touts Wernet's Powder for false teeth, claiming it keeps plates firmly in place and prevents slipping. It promises comfort for sensitive gums, pleasant breath, and sanitary mouth with a gummy, colored substance used daily, available from any druggist.
A devotional excerpt urges comfort from God and patience amid trials. It cites Psalm 119 76 and reflects that divine love counts every tear and uses storms as gifts to foster meekness, patience, and spiritual growth, encouraging trust in God’s upholding power.
A Sudbury magistrate dismisses physics laws as invalid in Saskatchewan while at the University of Saskatchewan two equal weight leaden balls demonstrate momentum transfer. A physics authority explains that differing momentum yields a resultant in the direction of the greater force, and notes an electric current can flow from atmosphere to earth.
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