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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
6
Government plans to establish a copper alloy refinery in British Columbia to process Canadian ore and produce brass for domestic use. Savings from avoided freight and import duties may cover refining costs, with industry proposals backed by federal support.
In Philadelphia and Ephrata residents, women report relief from nervous prostration and heart palpitations after using Pinkham s Vegetable Compound. Testimonials claim weight gain and increased energy, with letters noting improvement within weeks and praise for the product.
The article argues that lacking neighborhood organization, American farms fail to collectively improve stock. It contrasts dispersed breeding with a unified local effort where all farms raise the same breed, enabling shared selection and countywide gains. It notes farm instability and family mobility hinder durable breeding programs.
A fragmented column recalls Rudyard Kipling joking about a Canadian hotel stay and an absurd charge of impudence. The piece then shifts to 1912 U.S. wealth per capita and overall prosperity, arguing wealth rose far faster than population and criticizing claims of unfair concentration. It closes with a notice of Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy gaining credibility over time.
The budget committee of the house approved a project to raise Japan's standing army. The plan allocates funds for larger forces and related military construction programs, aiming to enhance defense readiness and regional posture.
A terse, incomplete exchange describes a dreadful fall last night with a fragmentary dialog. One speaker mentions a wife, a broken voice, and a final question, leaving the incident details unclear.
R McCann of Agricultural College Fort Collins warns that cream should be cooled immediately after separation. Heat exposure during hauling raises temperatures. damp blankets over cans reduce heat by over twenty degrees and keep dirt away. Proper cooling preserves high quality and prevents low grade cream from entering the market.
A reader notes pale dull complexions signal thinning blood. Dr Williams Pink Pills are praised for correcting anemia, restoring brightness and color, with a testimonial from Miss Deling Arve nault of Urbainville Peed. The piece cites a Pennsylvanian bounty history and a Dublin social anecdote about contrasting hot weather and husbands.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as an easy solution for corns. It claims fast relief and simple use, urging readers to purchase today. The copy emphasizes discomfort relief and accessible treatment for sore corn issues.
The Bankers and Breeders argue farmers should build livestock capacity and rely on silos and proper feed to raise fertility and returns. They warn that illiquid, underinvested farms lose ground and stress the banker’s duty to support loans for stock and equipment.
A French woman, presumed to have helped her husband’s factory serve as a hospital, aided survivors during German bombardment. She fought fires, evacuated the injured, oversaw burials, and later traveled to Paris for bandages. An army doctor forwarded her story to the government, praising her courage.
The man appeals to a passing officer saying he has served the crown for twenty one years and is starving. The officer offers a half sovereign coin while inquiries reveal earlier service in a regiment. He admits fourteen years for manslaughter and seven years for robbery.
The article extols vegetables and cereals for health and skin, noting dried beans and peas as high in protein and calcium. It highlights beans, peas, and wheat as affordable protein sources, contrasting them with costly steaks. It cites nutrition principles and promotes plant-based nourishment for growing individuals.
An old advertisement promises a reward for a catarrh cure that Hall's Catarra Care cannot provide. The text mentions J. Chenry & Co of Toledo and references a long-standing business, with claims of proven efficacy and internal consumption. The exact details are obscure due to garbled OCR.
An essay questions why Germans are labeled American while other hyphenations are rare and argues for clarifying identity. A German American letter to Kaiser, an ad for Holloway’s com cure and a cautionary pedestrian joke about cars conclude the piece.
A writer abroad highlights prairie Canada spanning Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as the world’s largest wheat farm. The 1000 mile plain remains largely unexplored with vast productive potential. Of 149 million acres surveyed 16 thousand acres under cultivation yield about 650 million bushels of wheat oats barley and flax with wheat dominating. The article notes ample land for future settlement and strong incentives for newcomers from Britain.
At the Yarmouth YEO Ahose Camp held at Tusket Falls in August, MINARDS LINIMENT was found beneficial for a burn, offering immediate relief for gall and toothache. Alfred Stokes, General Sec’y, witnessed the claim.
The article notes many Grand Trunk and Grand Trunk Pacific Railway employees have joined Canadian active service, with over twelve hundred in the system's quota. President F J Chamberlin and secretary in the fighting line are cited, along with a deputy to Howard K Kelley handling maintenance and operations. the piece mentions English Village and field suitability concerns in wartime deployment.
Personal testimony from a patient in Twillingate about chronic indigestion relief after using Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills. The writer claims eight boxes cured indigestion, avoiding future trouble and endorsing the remedy at a dollar per box with a stated mail-order offer.
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