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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
6
The article lauds Canada's wartime unity and national resolve, noting demobilization and a shift to peace. It urges Canadians to retain patriotism, patience, and self-denial, applying the wartime spirit to postwar reform and nation building for lasting independence and global standing.
A Canadian Austary Gazette note recounts a private Paris luncheon where Marshal Foch, in response to a question about his best soldiers, said his “dear children are the Canadians.” The remark was made privately and only among fellow French Canadians, not for publication.
Fragmented OCR text shows a debate context with references to prohibition, Senate action, and classroom dialogue about a riddle: What is the connecting link between the animal and vegetable kingdoms. The passage is incomplete with partially quoted dialogue and unclear surrounding details.
A marked drain in industrial strife is the feature of the labor situation at present. The number of large strikes under way is few compared with a few weeks ago. In many cases where steps were taken to name boards of conciliation there are good prospects of settlements by negotiations.
The article states back pain usually stems from blood nourishment of muscles, not kidneys. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills to improve blood, notes quick kidney tests by doctors, and gives mail order details from The Dr Williams Medicine Co in Brockville Ontario.
British farmers via the agricultural relief committee ship a sizable consignment to French peasants returning to farms near the battle zone. The gift includes 37 pedigreed dairy Shorthorn bulls 205 heifers and 1000 head of poultry to be distributed in Somme with more cattle planned and later loans of sheep and pigs.
An expedition for the defense of the northwestern frontiers against General Semenoff’s alleged aggression mobilizes five thousand troops from contingents trained by the Japanese. Automobiles are being used for troop transport for the first time in Chinese history and airplanes are expected to be utilized.
An alarming classified style notice recounts a man bleeding to death after attempting to trim a wart with a razor. The piece endorses Putnam's Corn and Wart Extractor, claiming it cures warts, corns, and callouses in one day and sells for 25 cents at all dealers.
Paris France a bill by minister of commerce Etienne Clementel would open credit totaling 100 000 000 francs for small shopkeepers manufacturers and workers whose livelihoods were ruined by war. The measure covers up to 12 000 000 francs already voted toward a people's bank and notes seven banks already operating with 38 more planned. The credit would extend to 12 years if needed and provide 1 25 000 francs per case.
A stormy confrontation in Melbourne left Victoria Premier HS W Lawson struck with an inkwell by a soldier. Rioters wrecked the Premier’s office, police arrested five, and clashes at a watch house caused casualities. A later crowd railed at police as shots fired near a military barracks killed a soldier.
A vintage beauty tip promotes mixing lemon juice or Temons with three ounces orchard white to create a freckle and tan lotion. The recipe promises gradual fading of freckles and blemishes with daily massage for clear, soft, white skin at low cost.
Paris reports a French note authorizing renewed commercial relations with Germany. It outlines permit requirements for exporting prohibited items to Germany and imports from Germany into France without special permits, pending official publication and decree. The Inter-allied Supreme Council discussed the blockade, with France to lift it after Journal Officiel publication.
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a cure for nasal catarrh coughs and chest ailments. It claims to soothe sore throats inflamed airways and stomach upset by delivering pine balsams and other ingredients with a one month treatment option priced at $1.00 and smaller bottles at 50 cents.
Economic note on sheep farming in Western Canada, highlighting high demand for mutton and wool due to European livestock shortages. Advises beginners that few sheep can yield profits and help establish farming, with emphasis on Western Canada as a promising region for new entrants. Also includes parental health guidance urging Miller's Worm Powder to address child worms.
London cables report General Smuts addressing the Union of South Africa and British Peace delegates. He urges a Republican administration in Germany, supports Russia settling its own affairs, and argues a sobered Soviet system may be better than Paris policy. He suggests Britain should apply the same remedy to Ireland as used in Bohemia.
Sixty racing pigeons started at Scott at nine in the morning and reached Edmonton within minutes of 2:30 PM in a weekly Edmonton Homing Association event. One pigeon owned by William Ruff arrived first, with seven birds finishing near simultaneously.
An branding of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills claims they are mild yet effective for digestive disorders in women. The advertisement asserts no violent pains or purgings and cites thousands of women as testimonials. It urges delicate women to use the remedy to avoid unpleasant consequences.
The passage argues that weeds will invade crops if not destroyed and survive as nature's law of competition. Once crops are tall enough to distinguish, cultivate to kill weeds and crowd them out, aiding growth, moisture retention, and rainfall absorption.
Captain Will liam McDonald of Melbourne authorizes that several British aeroplanes will start across the Pacific Ocean on August 15 or as early thereafter as arrangements can be perfected. Take-off from San Diego, destination Australia. The Canadian air service veteran will pilot one machine with stops at Honolulu, a British island near Guam, and Nagasaki.
Fragmentary essay argues English education should teach fellowship over competition. It asserts the essence of English morality is honor good manners and sociable conduct, shaping how men interact rather than how to outmaneuver others. The text emphasizes mutual respect as the core of schooling.
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