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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
3
The State of Queensland moves to protect gem miners amid rising prices for rubies emeralds sapphires and other stones. Officials outline measures to secure mining districts and ensure fair payments to workers as markets respond to heightened demand.
The article discusses Hall’s Catarrh Medicine and its claimed effectiveness for catarrh symptoms. It mentions Gilson and asserts that customers benefit, presenting testimonials and supportive notes about healing claims.
The CPR steamship Emp France has been chartered for an around the world cruise next winter. The journey begins in New York in January with ports in the West Indies, Panama Canal, Japan, India, the Malay Peninsula, Egypt, Italy, France and Great Britain. The Atlantic crossing is planned to end in Quebec around May 25, 1910.
Reports describe a bear attack on a Yukon stage coach driver near Whitehorse, with a unique mass robbing incident and a four-horse overland route. Authorities investigated the scene as a bear was seen tossing sacks and a dead bear was reported on the ground.
The article discusses gall stone origin as dried bile with bile constituents and promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills for digestion and bilious symptoms. It mentions other health and broadcasting notes, including a Montreal radio service in two languages and a reference to Cavendish and American builders.
The item describes a versatile dress suitable for business or sport wear. It highlights a cape tine back adding smartness and notes a black and early ek color scheme with stripes and quilt details. The description emphasizes practicality and style.
A Newark woman reports a dry artesian well that constantly emits cold air. She pipes the stream through her home to dry clothes, replace ice, and cool the house in summer, demonstrating an unusual use of groundwater.
A dated ad promotes Babys Own Tablets for bowel regulation stomach soothing and fever relief in small children. It claims to cure indigestion vomiting and vomiting related ailments with a customer testimonial from Makamik Quebec and notes availability from medicine dealers or The Dr Wik Name Ine Co Brockville Ontario.
A Canadian National Railway announced a special train from Winnipeg in June to connect with a steamship from Prince Rupert in July. Stops include Saskatoon Wainwright Edson Robson Prince Rupert Prince Kitwanga Vancouver Victoria with return options. Inquiries to CN agents.
The Milbank Memorial Fund trustees plan a five year program with $4, funded by Elizabeth Milbank Anderson, to reduce tuberculosis deaths in New York. Expected results mirror Framingham progress with per inhabitant costs and a 60 plus percent decline in deaths, plus a broader aim to make tuberculosis rarer. A separate note mentions a new long ferry line between England and Sweden and uncertain sleep causes.
Viscount Northcliffe questions why Japan is taxed for armaments and comments on Japanese liberalism and pan Japanese influence. He cites a Scots authority on China’s control of the world. Meanwhile Norwegian colonists arrive in Quebec aboard the Canadian Pacific Montana, heading to Sedgwick, Alberta, to farm, as the third assisted party of the year under CP Rail.
An old time remedy advertisement urges vigorous chest rubs with Nerviline and Netviline to relieve soreness from breathing discomfort. It claims quick relief from chest pain and chest tightness caused by colds and wheezy conditions, touting the ointments as a home staple available at dealers.
A杂 fragment cites a New York farmer’s bulletin claiming royal lineage from Charlemagne linking English speaking peoples, with descendants including George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. The text mixes theories about bloodlines, health myths, and propaganda for a reform pamphlet.
Minard's Liniment used by physicians may return to Germany as the former Crown Prince William likely comes back. Report states the ex Kaiser’s son plans to abandon the island of Wieringen and live quietly as a country squire in Germany. Berlin imposes return conditions prohibiting political activity.
Mrs Jenule Dae ton of 747 York St recalls illness from measles and blood poisoning. She credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with restoring her health after taking several bottles and endorses it as a superior women’s medicine.
Mrs AH Bishop of RR No 1 Brockport writes that after a rundown period she was advised to try Dr Pierce medicine. She claims it restored her strength with no battles and praises the prescription highly. She offers to send untamped envelopes and can be contacted for tablets or liquid and free medical advice.
The fragment describes an ambitious temple casing project tied to a broad scheme open to all Canadian entrants with potential roles for successful candidates. It mentions the need for accommodation for residing fathers, a public competition, and links to a larger plan, though details are incomplete and metaphorical in tone.
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