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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
2
A vintage advertisement claims inhaling Catarrhozene fixes catarrh and cold symptoms at home. It describes vapor therapy easing throat and bronchial irritation, blocking secretions, and ending sneezing and coughing. Offered as a two month treatment for $1.00 with a one size bottle through The Catarrhozone Co.
Travelers recount a bumpy journey as a train starts and horses spook, then arrive at a weathered two story house where a stout hostess greets them with humor. Livingstone, embarrassed, offers to pay for a lavish host’s lodging while a narrator notes his wealth.
An old period ad warns that indoor life makes women more prone to constipation and liver sluggishness. It touts Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a lasting, prompt cure and cites Mrs John Barry and Limay who report relief after taking the remedy, including claims of piles improvement.
In SHIING, a wicked pair plots to kill and rob an old man sheltering them. A powerful Fairy warns of transformation into two black swans unless they repent. The castle fades to ruins as the swans remain, living forever with their guilt, amid whispers of magic and mystery.
In a cramped Alberta Ontario style boarding house, Mrs Mills and guests discuss meals and rooms. Mary tends to guests, opens a window and shares supplies, while a traveling salesman and a missionary tease, reflecting daily life in cramped quarters and a forthcoming elevator boost. The excerpt ends with a note on seed demand and a note about tennis craze in China.
Government seeks 50000 pounds to destroy one of fourteen concrete and steel towers once built to seal the English Channel from U boats. Admiral Kennworthy described wartime plans to tow out towers and sink them on sand banks, fitted with sights guns hydrophones and firing gear. two towers were completed, one is used as a house and the other is targeted for destruction.
Pacific port exports rise with frozen fish shipping to New York and a second ship ready to sail with two tons more. British Columbia leads in shipments to Europe via the Panama Canal with spelt and other goods, while future cargoes head to Belgium and the United Kingdom. Rockall, a small island north of Ireland, has sunk three feet in 33 years. A reflective line notes a man’s hardest taskmaster is himself.
Two seaplanes have served at Winnipec from Vancouver for use in forest patrol in Ma during the coming summer. These machines have proved useful in detecting forest fires and transporting equipment between points in emergencies. They are equipped with necessary gear for remote work. A separate note discusses shipment of purebred animals from Drinkwater to Idaho, highlighting demand for Saskatchewan sheep and praise from J B Booth.
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